the SECRET BASS TRICK of BLUETOOTH SPEAKERS (and other tiny speakers)

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Bluetooth speakers share a secret trick that allows them to go beyond their inherent limits in terms of bass reproduction. This gimmick gives us a stronger feeling of bass, though it has some important drawbacks. Let’s discover this artifice with a technical overview of the technology employed and audio examples.
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“Old School Rave - The Morning After The Night Before” by @RockSimian y2u.be/5rYXcmVSeBU
“Gypsy kid dancing at club can't be bothered. 1997.” by @Уникальное видео из 90-х и нулевых! y2u.be/3eRBFkxgG7g
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[@hrtlsbstrd]

This is a great little video - not sure how it's only accumulated 8.6k videos in a year, deserves much more. Nice work regardless man!

[@BoringVic]

Thank you so much !

[@BenCaesar]

Dope breakdown, daws and plugins can emulate this trick but it comes at a cost like you pointed out

[@arsenal-ist]

2:48 is there a way that i can amplify my speaker so it can use the bass harmonics enhancement?

[@estrophy]

Cool vid! I was suprised how informative and easily to understand! Appreciate it!😊

[@BoringVic]

Thank you very much !

[@maximedile5806]

I fully agree with you sir, what an interesting video innit

[@romainmartin5871]

Interesting ! what is plugin you used for create upper harmonics ?

[@victor42580]

Waves MaxxBass :)

[@sethunthunder]

finally i heard some bass from my phone😅

[@tysinner]

the fact that i heard all those frequencies you played on my phone speaker

[@CycleCalm]

Another trick seems to be using oblong 'racetrack driver' speakers, to maximise surface area of the cone even in a small enclosure, and also passive radiators, which allow for a low resonant frequency without the space required for a port.

[@BoringVic]

Indeed those are some the other tricks ! Thank you for sharing them

[@Nomis4295]

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[@kamalsadyo]

So what exactly we need to do to enhance audio output of tiny Bluetooth speakers???

[@BoringVic]

I don't understand your question

[@Hinge45]

man, these sony headphones are worth it!

[@BoringVic]

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[@observenotify8604]

You need to study much about sound processors and signal feed forward and feedback.

[@BoringVic]

Tell me more

[@spacerabbit1619]

C'est donc pour ca que ces HP sonne faux !

[@BoringVic]

Voilà !

[@MorioWada]

2:04 it's 50Hz, not 60

[@BoringVic]

No, it’s 60Hz

[@MadrafTintagel]

@@BoringVic Il a raison, c'est bien 50 Hz. À moins qu'Audacity ne se trompe de fréquence...

[@BoringVic]

@@MadrafTintagel C'est moi qui ai tourné cette section et je te garantis que c'est bien 60Hz. Et si tu regardes bien où est le sommet de l'analyseur spectral, tu vois que c'est juste après 50Hz, à 60Hz précisément. Après, je vous l'accorde c'est une forme d'onde assez large pour que ce ne soit pas très clair au premier regard.

[@MadrafTintagel]

@@BoringVic Je viens d'écouter 50 et 60 Hz avec Audacity, et pour moi, c'est clairement du 50. Cela dit, à ces fréquences, l'oreille humaine n'est peut-être plus vraiment fiable. Quant à la courbe, je vois le sommet vers 55 Hz...

[@spacerabbit1619]

@@MadrafTintagel en effet, c'est bien du 50hz, zero doute. Super video sinon.

[@TheBatastret]

Watse of time. There's no trick here

[@BoringVic]

You sure about that ?

[@prevail4ll]

What's the trick then?​@@BoringVic

[@BoringVic]

@@prevail4ll low-end psychoacoustic harmonics enhancement