Collin's Lab: DIY Cymatics

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
  • The simple process of vibrating a dish of liquid can make for some pretty interesting results - mixing in a bit of cornstarch can be downright freaky.
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  • @mazerbeamz
    @mazerbeamz 5 лет назад +33

    "In the beginning was the word" A word is SOUND!

    • @lowkeyrings9221
      @lowkeyrings9221 4 года назад +4

      The bird is the word

    • @Xeno_Bardock
      @Xeno_Bardock 4 года назад +3

      And that sound was longitudinal electricity in the ether gaseous medium. Google "Transverse & Longitudinal Electric Waves and Tesla’s Longitudinal Electricity" by electrical engineer Eric Dollard. Also you can use Trifield meter to measure the differences between transverse and longitudinal electric waves. Check video "Replication of Eric Dollard's Analog Computer". Also google "Eric Dollard - How to create Stars, Nebula and Galaxy with Tesla Coils".

    • @lowkeyrings9221
      @lowkeyrings9221 4 года назад

      Xeno Bardock we are living in an alien simulation experiment

    • @animalsinorbit5000
      @animalsinorbit5000 3 года назад

      Exactly my dude. You get it....

    • @jamesbeauchamps9835
      @jamesbeauchamps9835 3 месяца назад

      In the beginning God

  • @Chartoise
    @Chartoise 11 лет назад +3

    This changed my life... this was a very special moment for me...

  • @mwm2929
    @mwm2929 8 лет назад +21

    you can levitate objects with enough power. Ping pong balls are easily done. Ultrasonic frequencies can hold objects suspended and mix liquids without touching them, very useful for chemistry and to hold the liquid hydrogen droplet ready for laser pulse fired fusion.

    • @shaymary5247
      @shaymary5247 8 лет назад +1

      +mwm2929 EXACTLY! :P This is also how the mind works. When we're being formed in the womb & as our brain forms, sound waves our forming are brains (hence, the curves/wrinkles) from the noise outside the womb & in it (liquid flow)! So, when we're born, as babies, if born in healthy enough conditions, we have ESP to some form/degree! However, depending the upbringing & lifestyle, we still have the ability to use it or wind up losing ESP usage...
      *For those interested, look up on a Japanese actor named Tadanobu Asano. You can google his name & extrasensory perception.... he elaborates on how he uses it & what it means to him! :P

    • @metalmeccanici
      @metalmeccanici 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@shaymary5247can't find any result.. Mind sharing any working link?

  • @Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time
    @Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time 14 лет назад +3

    Neat video! It would be nice to understand the science behind cymatics it looks like a process of symmetry forming and breaking

  • @KONAROCK1
    @KONAROCK1 12 лет назад

    no, a rue is flour and oil or flour and butter and the mixture is cooked before being added to a soup or sauce. A slurry is just water and cornstarch mixed.. they are both used as thickening agents though.

  • @promethiusrising
    @promethiusrising 13 лет назад +2

    Here's a theory for you; Extremely low sonic frequencies may be used to "massage" tissue to aid in tissue functions like repair and growth. Imagine the gelatinous area in say a leg wound. Very low frequency sounds may help jiggle the mass lowering its effective viscosity, helping white blood cells and such move through the muck.

  • @wyattbuckbee7766
    @wyattbuckbee7766 8 лет назад +27

    And this is how humans were born

  • @KONAROCK1
    @KONAROCK1 12 лет назад +1

    in the culinary world that corn starch mixture is called a slurry and is used to thicken sauces and soups..

    • @tanyaluterotty2865
      @tanyaluterotty2865 2 месяца назад

      Hahaha, well add a little vibration and your slurry might leap up on you over your fork. This is so cool.

    • @tanyaluterotty2865
      @tanyaluterotty2865 2 месяца назад

      And in our parts we call it a roux.

  • @cybercobra2
    @cybercobra2 13 лет назад

    @truvak one question about that.. why need a simulation? all the needed things (exept the audio output maibe) are cheap as hell.

  • @bubblologist
    @bubblologist 11 лет назад +1

    I wonder what generates the frequency that WE vibrate at?

  • @abbykuo4884
    @abbykuo4884 8 лет назад

    can i use plates with ANY material? paper plates? plastic plates? ceramic plates?

  • @Hollocost20
    @Hollocost20 11 лет назад

    I'm doing a school project and I decided to do something like this. But I have a PC and I don't know any programs that is as good as Perfect Tone. What program should I use?

  • @jenniferskufca6553
    @jenniferskufca6553 2 года назад

    Please clarify "laptop output" or send photo of the interface. Did you use the headphone port as your output? I'd also like to see the interface of your stereo wire hook up from your woofer to your amp (just to have a visual). Is 18 gauge speaker wire okay? Thanks!

  • @TheLightningStalker
    @TheLightningStalker 15 лет назад +2

    For Windows, you can use Expression Tone Generator. Use wave(1,X,0) where X is your frequency. Say you want 60Hz like in the video, it's wave(1,60,0)

  • @TheWayshower1982Growrich
    @TheWayshower1982Growrich 15 лет назад +2

    That looks very much like Quantum Fluctuation when you get into the Planck Scale.
    Awesome.
    Uni- One
    Verse- Song
    Matter is an electromagnetic field that resonates with different frequencies and it crystalizes itself into the Fractal Lattice that is based on phi ratio.

    • @joshlcaudill
      @joshlcaudill 2 года назад

      So, quantum physics IS non-Newtonian.

  • @FadeToBlack181
    @FadeToBlack181 15 лет назад

    if you add a coloring agent to the mix will it change the outcome ?

  • @tanyaluterotty2865
    @tanyaluterotty2865 2 месяца назад +1

    I absolutely loved this, first saw it 10 years ago or so, plus the Chladne plate. To me this is so spiritual, this is God singing us into being. And no not the gray bearded dude in the sky. God the life force, God the Light. Thank you for Sharing this, I have recently shared this video with many people. I had forgotten about it. Just wanted to say thank you ❤️

  • @avikbellic911
    @avikbellic911 9 лет назад +6

    So let me get this straight the Reason we feel good with some music with Headphones/speakers is cause our blood in Ears acts the same way? I mean there are music genre and each genre has low & Hi frequencies depending on the style......so in theory if our blood in ears do act like this, does that mean our effect in liking of a specific music varies on the pattern?....i am very curious at this. i listen to 128Hz Electro Dubstep which is my favorite...so should i believe the pattern is the reason to my liking?

    • @MrJM540
      @MrJM540 9 лет назад

      avikbellic911 I think you meant 128 BPM

    • @avikbellic911
      @avikbellic911 9 лет назад

      ***** 128BPM or 128hz ....generally i see 128hz on internet but i may be wrong

    • @Zerrens
      @Zerrens 9 лет назад +6

      avikbellic911 BPM is 'beats per minute', or what the tempo of the music is (in that case 2 beats per second)
      128Hz is 128 cycles per SECOND. That would be 7680 'BPM'.

    • @horukye
      @horukye 6 лет назад

      Music is just blood bending, bro

  • @spreadkindness1732
    @spreadkindness1732 8 лет назад +6

    2:00 is it what is happening within me as I hear the wave??

  • @esvs
    @esvs Год назад

    I love how this is 13 years ago - 2022. DOPE VIDEO!

  • @artsaffron
    @artsaffron 13 лет назад

    when you say you modded the subwoofer, what exactly did you do?

  • @joshuarivas6896
    @joshuarivas6896 5 лет назад

    i just wanna say im a huge fan of Make or Collins workshop but...... if you can... find that video on how to make a humunculus,,, try that with the cymatic speaker with the egg and see what happens at the end of 2 weeks... cause I feel what spread kindness was feeling around 2:00. now imagine what the humunculus will grow to after the 2 weeks of going through cymatic hearing while forming.
    JUst curious.

  • @edwardhewkin1398
    @edwardhewkin1398 6 лет назад

    Cant find this Perfect Tone Software, anyone know who its made by please?

  • @MichaelJGardner737
    @MichaelJGardner737 12 лет назад +5

    six foot Cymatic creature: "Feed Me..."
    Collin: "WTF"

  • @SaFiRe219
    @SaFiRe219 13 лет назад

    I have a question, how can I hook up the speakers to my laptop without an amp? They have exposed wires instead of plugs too.

  • @seterry
    @seterry 13 лет назад

    is there a divice that I can make to controll the amount of Hz coming out of a speaker?

  • @hackie77
    @hackie77 14 лет назад

    hi makemagazine, if you wonder why this looks different under different frequencies.
    u just have to compare witch string theory, every energy level of matter has its own appearance. vibration in spacetime creates matter, this is a good 3d analogon to this subject
    regards

  • @CorinneLeighCats
    @CorinneLeighCats 13 лет назад +4

    It's THE STUFF!

  • @jonthewolf
    @jonthewolf 12 лет назад

    then how about making different patches of cornstarch with the amount liquid food coloring subtracted from the normal amount of water. although i bet it wouldn't take long for it all the colors to mix but it would be interesting to see if there is a consistent pattern.

  • @lindseyiman9052
    @lindseyiman9052 5 лет назад

    Have you tried the experiment using different Hz? Anything interesting happen with different patterns?

  • @StanMurray
    @StanMurray 11 месяцев назад

    What speaker was that?

  • @xNESxClan
    @xNESxClan 12 лет назад

    @TwoTekah then why do high frequency noises hurt

  • @abpccpba
    @abpccpba 12 лет назад

    Are videos in real time?

  • @13elieve
    @13elieve 10 лет назад

    I'd be curious to compare 432hz and 440hz with this vizualization

  • @Pilkingtube
    @Pilkingtube 14 лет назад

    That's interesting and all.. but can I ask, did you have a seizure mid-mixing at 1:05? Seriously, how did you manage to get that tiny amount of stuff in the massive cup all over the table? lol

  • @EBeckerSchmollmann
    @EBeckerSchmollmann 8 лет назад +1

    Endlich habe ich es gefunden! Danke für dieses super Video und die Erkenntnis, die es vermittelt.

  • @sillybears4673
    @sillybears4673 3 года назад +1

    Imagine adding a second pitch or frequency on top what would happen?

  • @MrWrldpce
    @MrWrldpce 11 лет назад

    DO YOU GO TO THE SAME STYLIST AS CLINT HOWARD?

  • @simgag
    @simgag 15 лет назад

    so any amp would do the job?

  • @MrRealtalkonly
    @MrRealtalkonly 12 лет назад

    Would you happen to remember where you downloaded perfect tone from? I found it on cnet.com but apparently the web adress no longer exist that it downloaded through.

  • @djdelixe
    @djdelixe 11 лет назад

    what do you think happens if you do that within a magnetic field ^_-

  • @raziel3323
    @raziel3323 5 лет назад +3

    2019 - He should record 10 hours of this

  • @bodunchar
    @bodunchar 15 лет назад

    Awesome. Can I ask, where does sound come from? Vibration? Seems to me sound is vibration!

  • @missserpentiine
    @missserpentiine 13 лет назад

    does anyone know what type of driver the speaker has? i know that tweeters are designed to produce the highest frequencies and midrange speakers produce a range of frequencies in the middle of the sound spectrum but i can't tell which one is used in the video. if anyone can reply asap, it'd be really helpful!

  • @DJackx
    @DJackx 15 лет назад

    is there a programm for windows?

  • @stevenchiverton48
    @stevenchiverton48 2 года назад

    ive started experiments like this but used water and at high frequencies at a microscopic level the crystalline structure of the waters surface changes to such a degree you can see the effect with your naked eyes but your camcorder as in my case cannot capture it and i was looking at this new phenomena at an angle

  • @krayzieegg7294
    @krayzieegg7294 4 года назад +1

    Has anybody tried this using mercury and the ohm chant? They found a jar full of it in one of the pyramids right.

  • @PhilipDaFelix
    @PhilipDaFelix 14 лет назад

    what is the channel of this guy ?

  • @simgag
    @simgag 15 лет назад

    what the guitar amp is for??

  • @eonfromteton
    @eonfromteton 13 лет назад

    Hey anyone know of a perfect tone-type program for windows? or maybe linux?

  • @rbli63
    @rbli63 15 лет назад

    Excellent experiment. At 100 Hz, I see the dish doing an additional vibration at a much lower frequency. Must be a resonance point of some sort. Would be nice to play with that some more, as lower frequencies and wider amplitudes might giver creepier FX.

  • @wewhippedemdidntwe
    @wewhippedemdidntwe 8 лет назад +3

    It's ALIVE!

  • @lipstick318
    @lipstick318 9 лет назад +2

    You can almost levitate that mixture???
    What if you tried to levitate a small wire or rod at the right frequency???
    At what frequency would you use to levitate that wire???
    What if you went one step further and flipped the speaker up side down, would you still be able to levitate the speaker and later the speaker and the wire???
    Just thinking out loud... Let me know if you try this idea???

    • @erogeguy8887
      @erogeguy8887 8 лет назад

      if I recall correctly, there have been experiments of levitation things with sound involving multiple speakers strategically placed and putting out different frequencies. Search for "acoustic levitation".

  • @MSI2k
    @MSI2k 15 лет назад

    Dude you have the coolest vids on Make channel!

  • @Strider-Ragnarok
    @Strider-Ragnarok 10 лет назад +8

    He created his own Symbiote for Venom

  • @choongification
    @choongification 13 лет назад

    i tried this at home. the thing jumped out of my speaker all over the floor, and cleaning a non-newtonian liquid is bejeweling to say the least

  • @KarmaCurry
    @KarmaCurry 15 лет назад

    You can use NCH tone generator for windows for thsi if you don't have a mac

  • @billwesley
    @billwesley 9 лет назад

    muscles attached to bones contract and release producing sub audio sound of 8HZ and below, we move by sound in a way so this is not as surprising in light of that

  • @BlueBajs
    @BlueBajs 14 лет назад

    I mean, where did you learn all these troll tricks? You're friggin' good at trollin dude!

  • @blva888
    @blva888 12 лет назад

    @promethiusrising Yes they use ultra sound to do all sorts of things.

  • @JadarDev
    @JadarDev 10 лет назад

    COLLIN IS BACK!!!

  • @death2link
    @death2link 14 лет назад

    When did I suddenly put the making of a tool video on

  • @tutuyin
    @tutuyin 15 лет назад

    would like to know what would happen with human blood at different frequencies.

  • @M00Nabove
    @M00Nabove 13 лет назад

    I don't know what was more fun - the video or these comments here :D

  • @MrKroogur
    @MrKroogur 15 лет назад +1

    5 Stars!! That was pretty cool!

  • @Coppernail67
    @Coppernail67 3 года назад +1

    This explains why venom and most other symbiotes are weak to loud noises

  • @shadowhalo1
    @shadowhalo1 15 лет назад

    can u remake flubber with this?

  • @bensevrywere
    @bensevrywere 15 лет назад

    you are the coolest person alive

  • @jonthewolf
    @jonthewolf 12 лет назад

    i wounder what it would look like if you added food coloring.

  • @hydrolisk1792
    @hydrolisk1792 15 лет назад

    That would be some cool effects for a music video or a movie.

  • @blva888
    @blva888 12 лет назад

    @promethiusrising They use ultra sound to do that sort of stuff.

  • @jayja45
    @jayja45 11 лет назад

    That's what makes it get all funky!

  • @Steelwind666
    @Steelwind666 13 лет назад

    HOW DO I MAKE ONE!!!!!!!!!!

  • @wilfeatscheese
    @wilfeatscheese 14 лет назад

    try mixing the cornstarch with some ferro fluid please !!! that would be awesome:)

  • @yumyum999zz
    @yumyum999zz 15 лет назад +1

    Makes me want to rethink the use of ultrasound to view what is going on inside an expectant mother. Maybe what is viewed on the ultrasonic monitor is simple what is produced at THAT particular ultrasonic frequency Ha ha ha. Thanks! This was very cool.

  • @TheJapanChannelDcom
    @TheJapanChannelDcom 15 лет назад

    nice job as always Kip!
    5 stars from TheJapanChannel !

  • @jpmorgan187
    @jpmorgan187 14 лет назад

    I'm glad you could see it my way, thanks.

  • @devinrohe2258
    @devinrohe2258 8 лет назад

    This is incredibly interesting

  • @SteveCiciora
    @SteveCiciora 15 лет назад

    When you try this on a much larger scale, and use music with a thumpin base, every now and then a significant fraction of your corn starch/water solution ends up all over the room. Have you ever tried to sweep up a non-Newtonian fluid?!? When you stop, it spreads out all over. When you apply pressure to gather it up, it turns hard!

  • @karimahaouch2797
    @karimahaouch2797 5 месяцев назад

    Sa Sert a quoi ce son?

  • @b3astiemaninLA
    @b3astiemaninLA 11 лет назад

    Hmm... it brought it to....
    life.
    Ah, that glorious day when everyone watching this will understand the monumental significance of this...

  • @EricScott
    @EricScott 15 лет назад

    did you watch the video?

  • @tylerdurden4248
    @tylerdurden4248 8 лет назад +1

    The patterns are determined by the dish

  • @y0ungbearYouTube
    @y0ungbearYouTube 11 лет назад

    thats amazing.
    use it as art!
    it reminded me of some sort of claymation video

  • @saturninenight
    @saturninenight 15 лет назад

    5 stars. Best one to date.

  • @Spore0011
    @Spore0011 15 лет назад

    Shows that vibrations of any sorts can effect water even the vibration from the music we play.
    But we are also made of water so maybe vibrations and or the vibrations from the music we play can effect us also.. hmmm

  • @Chizakila
    @Chizakila 13 лет назад

    i wonder what it looks like if you play datsik or feed me

  • @RefleX525
    @RefleX525 12 лет назад

    I haven't watched the video yet but I would guess this has to do with NON-Newtonian fluids, I believe blood is a Newtonian fluid...

  • @promethiusrising
    @promethiusrising 12 лет назад

    @blva888 I know they use ultra sound to break kidney stones... But I'm not really talking about destroying calcium deposits. I'm talking about helping tissues move fluids through... something necessary to prevent necrosis.

  • @amt253
    @amt253 13 лет назад

    This is the surface of Solaris. I can already see some asymmetriads forming!

  • @julianahill2399
    @julianahill2399 9 лет назад +1

    It's alive!

  • @Treasurefan02
    @Treasurefan02 14 лет назад

    @ganjahow3
    lol, that was my first thought, especially when the liquid was crawling up his finger.

  • @stathagranak
    @stathagranak 9 лет назад

    how long does this shit last it would be sweet to make some of this

    • @spirituallybendivinecoppen7820
      @spirituallybendivinecoppen7820 9 лет назад +2

      The cornstarch, and water lasts forever but it dries out overtime so if it dries out just add water again simple :) stathagranak

  • @annunacky4463
    @annunacky4463 2 года назад

    Looks similar to the quantum field simulations seen on TED talks. Wow.

  • @MilesMetal
    @MilesMetal 8 лет назад +1

    IT'S ALIVE!!!

  • @carrolltwin
    @carrolltwin 15 лет назад

    This substance will eat the world one day

  • @cassfrank
    @cassfrank 15 лет назад

    We did this in my science class, it was cool but my teachers sub-woofer wasn't working and his speakers wouldn't work so we saw a video of it and we started playing with the mixture which is called "Ooblek" at my school for some reason but It was a fun and messy day!

  • @MilkieBeargames
    @MilkieBeargames 14 лет назад

    Thats it I am doing this. This coming weekend and I am adding red food coloring.

  • @cldream
    @cldream 15 лет назад

    to amplify the sound, to up the vibrations more to make it more pronounced.

  • @KoltPenny
    @KoltPenny 11 лет назад

    How?