Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

andrew thanx for this tips.  i live in front of a very busy road, and traintracks...i kinda saw 
this as a bummer, but you are right, not everyone is going to be chilling in a room 
specificaly designed to listen to my musice(or anyones for that matter).  you did mention 
things about bass, and compression.  for me personally i have a hard time laying bass in 
right.  it always sounds good at my crib, or even in another room in the house, but when i 
burn to cd and listen to it in someones car,  the bass is usually really deep and drowns 
out everything.  sometimes cutting the resonance down on the sound helps, but i feel the 
bass loses its bassyness.  i thought i may need to compress but everyone says add eq 
and compression lightly and as a last resort.  any tips on getting deep bass that sits in a 
track and can stilll be heard  even at low volumes?