This was a great lesson on understanding frequencies! I took down some notes! I'm a musician and sound production specialist in film production so I'm reviewing frequencies and how they work. Thanks for the video!
The 220 hertz had more movement on the right side, both lines were shown. The others didn't move at all,and even the bottom lines,I couldn't see or know if they went even lower than what I saw.
How do you name the technique that consists of carefully spreading instruments all over the entire bandwith, regarding octaves that we can see in your EQ? Sorry if the question is bad asked, i don't know how to explain it better ^^ Also, when in front of a visual EQ it makes easy sense, but how real instruments musicians do? They know the technique, and play only in their own octaves ranges?
So, regarding the fletcher munson curve, in order to make the overall sound of a track appear louder, does that mean we should turn down the area that we are more sensitive too (1-5khz)? Or, am I misinterpreting the use of the curve? Thank you for this series. Fundamentals can never be over-emphasized.
If you want it to appear louder and more piercing, then turn up that range, but if you want to push it louder overall without it hurting your ears, then I recommend turning that area down
No, different frequencies cannot cancel each other out. Cancellation happens when you have two identical frequencies, where one is shifted by half of a cycle.
So can an extreme sound kill a human? How many hertz can kill a human? If you know the answer then it means you know what you were talking about rather than that you will be just collecting info from here and there it means you are full of it.
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this is the only video that actually explains why other sounds sound different because of harmonics waves
and why or how that affects the visual representation of the wave in the eq analyzer!!!
I love this kind of videos, believe or not if you understand this basic stuff you will be able to master your track with science.
What a beautiful explanation and presentation. Thank you sir! Amazing!
Very well explained!
This is the most relaxing video I've seen all week. Thank you!
thank you for explaining everything so explicitly
What a brilliant video! Chock full of information. Thank you!!
Amazing knowledge, fantastic and concise videos, thanks
Thank you for the amazing explanation, finally I get it!
thank you for explaning cleaar! that was what i was looking for since 2 hours on youtube.
Clearly explained, thanks!
4 years later and your vid is still useful. Thank you
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Perfect tutorial, thank you.
VERY INTERESTING.
Well that was exactly the information I needed. 👏🏼
Very good video, very good explanined..well..it was perfect u are the best for doing those kind of videos mate
why is this video so good?
Thanks for sharing 🙏
This was a great lesson on understanding frequencies! I took down some notes! I'm a musician and sound production specialist in film production so I'm reviewing frequencies and how they work. Thanks for the video!
Hertz also has to do with alternating electric current sometimes electric capacitors and a diode can create a frequency of 0- Direct Current.
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Excellent video
great!!! thx
Thank you.
The 220 hertz had more movement on the right side, both lines were shown. The others didn't move at all,and even the bottom lines,I couldn't see or know if they went even lower than what I saw.
thank you for this video .. that's all i can say
Thanks sir
Some people don't understand what oscillation is... so it's vibrations of movement of only sound? Or is there more to it?
Is higher Hz Better Or Lower?
Dr Rife Ray us higher Hz in this point of view.?
432 hz crew reporting in
my boy heinrich hertz
How do you name the technique that consists of carefully spreading instruments all over the entire bandwith, regarding octaves that we can see in your EQ?
Sorry if the question is bad asked, i don't know how to explain it better ^^
Also, when in front of a visual EQ it makes easy sense, but how real instruments musicians do? They know the technique, and play only in their own octaves ranges?
can i use that softwre for checking frequency of music sound from yt? i guess u plug your instrument to check frequencies?
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What can I use to measure Hz?
So, regarding the fletcher munson curve, in order to make the overall sound of a track appear louder, does that mean we should turn down the area that we are more sensitive too (1-5khz)? Or, am I misinterpreting the use of the curve? Thank you for this series. Fundamentals can never be over-emphasized.
i wanna know that too
1.76 is too fast
If you want it to appear louder and more piercing, then turn up that range, but if you want to push it louder overall without it hurting your ears, then I recommend turning that area down
What software is that
Im just tired of being confused every time a music producer in a tutorial mentions a specific number of hertz when talking about mixing or mastering.
please add cc to this video
I can't even hear the low ones?? What is wrong with me??
Here's a tone at one kilohertz:
(Insert curse word here)
Title should be :- How mountains take a birth?
Close encounters :)
2:43 All the frequencies together isn't silence instead of noise? Don't they cancel out each other?
No, different frequencies cannot cancel each other out. Cancellation happens when you have two identical frequencies, where one is shifted by half of a cycle.
it's not perfect phase cancellation so it's not silence.
è inutile far sentire frequenze tipo 1hz... tanto youtube comprime tutto
So can an extreme sound kill a human? How many hertz can kill a human? If you know the answer then it means you know what you were talking about rather than that you will be just collecting info from here and there it means you are full of it.
I'm calling the police
Not understanding 😢
I still don't get it
I can't hear the sound you played for 100Hz. Is my hearing bad, or did you just not add the audio?
What device are you using to listen to this video? If you're using headphones, which type?
@@NVRSE500 Just my laptop's speakers
OwlLegend yeah those tend to be pretty bad for low frequencies, some of them don't even register the lower frequencies
@@NVRSE500 Okay, I thought my hearing was shot
What would cell tower sound like going threw the city.
I just realized I didn't really hear anything it kind of came out the other ear LOL
:)
My ear hurts
does 1kHz sound famaliar to anyone ? Lol
Kind of video that makes you feel so stupid
Hahahah
Fuuuuuck bro
No they dont play the same level
Because first tone is (a) the second tone is (e) and the third tone is (a )
Or i dont understand 😉🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I still don’t get it