Overtones are awesome. Here is why
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440 Hz = 440 times per second! In all my enthusiasm I misspoke.
Shit man you getting a lot of heat. I left a comment on that too XD
Paul Davids hey ! How do you build up obertones (are they fifth, octaves,... ?) great video btw !
Those overtones are actually much higher in db then i thought they would be.
I thought that overtones would be much lover in db compared to the fundamental, but they are actually pretty close, or at least so it seems looking at the graph.
Right, forgot about that.
In the last seconds of your film I just understood how Brian May made all his guitar orchestrations - it sounded like Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon.
This video was very well put together. Loved it
Wow! The size of the drink you needed to get over editing this. I imagine there were some interesting overtones and quite a bit of distortion by the end of the glass!
This took me a few coffees, but luckily I REALLY love coffee.
Paul Davids Same here! I'm also a coffee lover!💙
I can almost see the front cover of your album 'Coffee, Guitars & More Coffee' ... Anyone who doesn't like coffee (and indeed guitars) is obviously an alien or closet tone deaf superhero.
This was great - informative, entertaining and inspiring!
You didn't lie when you said you would upload more ( for our great pleasure )
6:36 wild Paul Davids appears
That's David, my twin bro.
XDDDDDD 💛💛
David Pauls
Ahahahahah.... Great video by the way. ahahahahaha..
It's really quite interesting how at first it sounds like your adding a second voice, but the more overtones you add, the less that effect becomes and the more it again seems like one single note. Cool video!
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I love how you've edited this video; its very entertaining! Your personality really shines through, and this is a more unique presentation of teaching music than I have seen elsewhere. Its very engaging, funny, and passionate. Thanks for sharing; I look forward to seeing more of your videos :)
Paul I'm sure you hear this a lot, but I've really got to say it. This video made me pick up the guitar again, which I haven't done in years. Really awesome to see how much you enjoy this stuff and how much effort you put into your videos. Please keep them coming!
Best explanation on overtones I've seen yet. Well done!
Really do enjoy your content! I’ve been playing for almost 4 years self taught, but your videos have definitely helped me along the way.
Taking some signal processing classes in college now. This created some great practical examples. Thanks man!
One of your best vids Paul, thanks. Now I understand an overdrive pedal
Love u dude. Please make a series breaking down popular effects and what they do
Hi, Paul ! Thanks for the video. I used it to give my engineering students a better understanding of Fourier Series in my Structure Vibrations lecture. Love the three songs you played !
Wow, the quality of your videos has skyrocketed ever since you started doing RUclips full time. I love it!
4:50 That is some killer editing dude. Pure magic. I love your videos. ✌❤
By far one of the most informative channels I've found... Good video.
I know the song, I listen to them often, but when you played Do I Wanna Know fully overtoned on guitar with the overdriven overdrive, my whole body got goosebumps... I don't know how you pulled it off.
I love the musical nerd out you did with this. Keep up the great work!
Hey Paul! I'm doing a degree in audio production at the minute, so I'm really into this stuff and I just wanted to say that you explained this very well here. I remember when we were learning about the spectrum analyser and how it changes, this video would of been super helpful.
Love your videos!
Paul, thank you so much for what you do. Very inspirational. Your enthusiasm for what you do and teach comes through in your well crafted videos. Rock on my man, we love it!
Love your humour in this video Paul! I anticipate new uploads from you all week! 😊
Nice, finally i can see what those luthiers mean when talking about overtone properties in tonewood.
Thank you. It now makes sense. I could never understand how a tone knob could affect the tone of a single note on a string because I always assumed that the note was a pure note, like the pure 440 note you showed.
Hey Paul, this vid is awesome! Going to use it for my 8th grade science lesson on sound
I'm 10 seconds in and you get a like on this video for your immaculate beard.
::eyeroll::
Definitely, a lot of work put into this video. Big ups
Hats off to the amount of energy and time you put into this video !!
I like overdubs as in Ten Years Gone by Led Zeppelin... it's not the same riff... it has a call and a response overdub. Go Jimmy.
Fascinating Paul, thank you! So is my tinitus one of those overtones?
Wow! Have been playing guitar for over 30 years & have never had a better description of how overtones actually work. Awesome buddy loved it! I hit the subscribe button 1min into this. Now for a few more coffees as I go through some more of your vids haha!-)
Thanks for those videos so educational. Thank you for this communicative enthusiasm which encourages the creativity of your listener
I've played brass instruments for many years, and listening for overtones in a perfectly in-tune ensemble is one of my favorite things to do. Thanks for the great primer on overtones!
Also I love your sweater!! Where did you get it?
Those tones definitely had balls. An interesting concept presented well.
Nice! This is like a crash course introduction to additive synthesis!
Love your channel Paul! Glad you're going full on with it now! Well on your way to smashing the half mill subs very soon!
Amazing video!! I have no idea how you made this topic sound so interesting and entertaining, but you really did. Thanks! Gave me a lot to think about.
Dude, I just love your work! Congrats!
Man what a different between before and after quitting. I love this new content, and also hilarious.
This was one of my fav vids
You don’t know how long I was looking for this video
Wow, this video really impressed me! It was both entertaining and informative.
You my friend are incredible with information!!! And, a fantastic guitarist. But your style in putting videos together is simply amazing.
Really a treat everytime!!!!
Nice to see something fresh in the plethora of guitar youtube vids. Nice work that was fun!
As a physicist, my brain shrieked in agony when it heard "440 *Hertz per second* " 0:16
Yes... I heard it when I was editing. My excitement got the best of me, 440 times per second if course!
Didn't know you needed to be a physicist to notice that. But good for you mate
Hertz per second does mean velocity of frequency changing. It can be used in swinging frequency oscillators etc.
Hertzeption ;)
Hertz real bad, huh?
I changed my bridge pins to bone and the overtones frequencies skyrocketed on the treble strings.
Fourier transform 💪💪
You are putting out such high quality videos man! Amazing stuff. Really enjoy watching your original content!
Finally, a practical application for the 20-guitarist band! :-) Look out, Brian May, "wall of guitar" was just re-defined!
I must say, this is was very informative and thoroughly entertaining! Thanks, Paul! :)
brilliant... I will show this video to my students!...thanks from Italy :)
Paul wat een heerlijke video weer! Ik geniet altijd erg van ze, keep on going! :)
this was really helpful for my physics A levels actually, last minute revision before day of exam:) thanks paul!
GENIUS VIDEO! Love it, such a cool way to explain overtones, funny and clear, keep it up dude!
So CRUNCHY!!! This vid made me smile gg.
This channel is so good. Glad I found it.
Ok...that was a pretty brilliant idea with a ton of room for more experiments with it! I expect to be making use of it myself. If anybody asks, I'll be happy to tell them I got the idea from you!
Love your videos ... funny and smart . Well done .
This was so informative thank you this helped me out in my audio class in understanding overtones 🙏
great lesson though didnt understand a word .. doesn’t matter what you put up i just have to watch one of your lessons and i get inspired ,, thanks .
Holy crap. This is one of your coolest videos!
All your videos are great, but this one was particularly enjoyable!
Then after putting an overdrive on all those guitars, you add some wah or envelope filter on it and get your synth tone on.
Paul, you are fucking Awesome!!! Loved the vid, great fun and educational.
Cool video & nice editing!! It's amazing how full your tone can get with a few overdubs. I cheat and record the same riff through 4 different amps at once and blend that mess up. It's almost as good, but still not as full as a good set of overdubs. Smashing Pumpkins did this ad nauseam! For example, many of the songs on Siamese Dream have as many as 100 guitar parts! If you listened to some of those tracks alone, they would sound HORRIBLE because they were just a fraction of the dynamic range... but blended together... it's heaven!
I just love your vids so much. They're really helpful to learn something new. Thanks dude🤘
Keep up doing such videos! So lovely
I freaking love your videos man! They're always so fun and the editing is hilarious!
Nice demo Paul
Brilliant video as usual, Paul. Great job!
This is soooo amazing Paul :O blows my mind, never thought about that! Keep up the good work of making my jaw drop!
Excellent video! And for my fellow metal players, that explains why you don't want too much distortion on your bass otherwise the overtones will get in the way of the guitars (unless it's the effect you're looking for obviously)
This is why I follow you! Crazy cool stuff!
That’s genius. Here the reason for why i change my guitar strings every month.
I love this channel.
Great video, Paul! Loved it!
Thanks Paul ! Very good job. Please, do more ^^
Very Interesting Paul! Good job!
Definitely going to recommend my students to watch this to understand overtones. More visual and entertaining than me describing the physics in my typical engineering fashion
Fantastic video, one of your best (and they are all pretty awesome). Thanks for making it.
Wow. A very creative and original video. This is great.
3:13 Proof that Paul Davids is an alien.
Dude thanks so much for this video, it was magic :D hope you will do more videos like this one !!
Awesome video! I bet You had a lot of fun while recording this 🤗
I don't know about what are the overtones for a given note. Check this from chatgpt: :
When a string is plucked in different locations, it can produce different overtones, which are higher frequency vibrations that occur at multiples of the fundamental frequency. These overtones contribute to the overall sound of the note, and their relative strengths can be affected by where the string is plucked.
For example, if a string is plucked closer to the bridge of the instrument, it will produce a brighter and more metallic tone, because the higher overtones are more prominent in the sound wave. On the other hand, if the string is plucked closer to the middle of the string, it will produce a warmer and more mellow tone, because the lower overtones are more prominent.
Thanks so much for all the work you do!!
Really interesting! Thanks for creating this video!
Your transition to fulltime-youtube-teacher went really well :) great original content
When mixing bass guitar from studio speakers to cell phones, I found the overtones one day in my eq and it didn't ruin the studio speaker mix by raising the overtones, and the cell phone has bass now too.. Cool beans mang... Cheers From Rob in Regina Canada
Goed uitgelegd, ik heb weer wat geleerd vandaag!
You got some of the best content on RUclips!!!!
Wow dude, this video was extremely well made! Funny, interesting and educative. Sharing!
Awesome video! I love science and have never thought about how I could actually apply it to music in such a way!
Great job man! I am now inspired to play my guitar.
Great video man keep it up really enjoying this content
Dude this video is awesome bro Good Job ;) All your hard work paying off!
now its getting J U I C Y
learned a lot here, cheers !
Loved the video! Thank you for these 7 minutes! :D
Such a cool video, lot of work put in