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An example: between 40Hz and 80Hz (range 40) there is 1 octave (12 semitones), as well as between 5000Hz and 10000Hz (range 5000). In the bass frequency range, in particular, the frequencies are very close to one another. Since the tuning of the kick drum to the root note/song scale is especially important, you should work carefully here.
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