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    Bass instinct: low notes really do get people dancing, research finds

    Nov 07, 2022 2 minutes

    When it comes to getting into the groove on the dancefloor, it really is all about the bass, researchers have found.

    Scientists say when very low frequency (VLF) sound was introduced during a live electronic music event, gig-goers moved more even though they could not hear the frequencies.

    “This is real world – real electronic music dance concert – validation

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