A computer-implemented method of providing tactile bass response to one or more user devices , the method comprising: causing, by one or more processors, a first user device to audibly output a first audio signal by a speaker device associated with the first user device , and causing a second user device to audibly output the first audio signal by a speaker device associated with the second user device ; detecting the audible outputs from the first user device and from the second user device by a transducer of the first user device , and, based on the detecting, determining, by the one or more processors, a playback delay between the audible output of the first audio signal by the first user device and the audible output of the first audio signal by the second user device , wherein the playback delay corresponds to an amount of time between a time the audible output of the first user device is detected and a time the audible output of the second user device is detected; at a first time (T1), causing, by the one or more processors, the second user device to output a second audio signal by the speaker device associated with the second user device ; and causing, by the one or more processors, the first user device to execute a tactile bass response representation associated with the second audio signal, such that the tactile bass response is executed at a second time (T3), the second time being (T3) determined based at least in part on the playback delay, thereby synchronizing the tactile bass response representation and the audible output of the second audio signal, wherein the tactile bass response representation includes one or more haptic signals provided by one or more haptic actuators associated with the first user device . causing, by one or more processors, a first user device to audibly output a first audio signal by a speaker device associated with the first user device , and causing a second user device to audibly output the first audio signal by a speaker device associated with the second user device ; detecting the audible outputs from the first user device and from the second user device by a transducer of the first user device , and, based on the detecting, determining, by the one or more processors, a playback delay between the audible output of the first audio signal by the first user device and the audible output of the first audio signal by the second user device , wherein the playback delay corresponds to an amount of time between a time the audible output of the first user device is detected and a time the audible output of the second user device is detected; at a first time (T1), causing, by the one or more processors, the second user device to output a second audio signal by the speaker device associated with the second user device ; and causing, by the one or more processors, the first user device to execute a tactile bass response representation associated with the second audio signal, such that the tactile bass response is executed at a second time (T3), the second time being (T3) determined based at least in part on the playback delay, thereby synchronizing the tactile bass response representation and the audible output of the second audio signal, wherein the tactile bass response representation includes one or more haptic signals provided by one or more haptic actuators associated with the first user device . <EOS>