10000 Hairdryers Ambient Noise for 10 Hours

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Not one, not two, but 10,000 hairdryers for your noise listening enjoyment. One hairdryer is added per second until the 10,000 is reached around the 2 hour 40 minute mark. The 10,000 hairdryers purr away until ten hours. You probably have not heard 10,000 hairdryers before, bit if you have, leave a comment :)
    Hairdryers aka Hand dryers, are popular machines for noise listening. Running a hairdryer for a long time simply for listening is problematic for obvious reasons. Here the sound is captured without the heat; a plus for summertime listening and the power bill.
    The hairdryers are set to low speed which sounds less intense than the high setting.
    One hairdryer has a sound output of 80-90 dB. Ten-thousand pushes the sound pressure to that of a jet airliner taking off at 125 dB. For this reason, the volume is continually adjusted downward so this audio output remains consistent.
    What changes do you hear over time as the units stack up?
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Комментарии • 14

  • @emmikate
    @emmikate 3 месяца назад +7

    Oh this one is trippy. So cool.

  • @ike4lovin
    @ike4lovin 3 месяца назад +4

    Dale. You absolute madman, you. I love how you just go and execute the hell out of your vision.
    Another Dalesnale tour de force.
    Edit: I just read the description. I'll have to get back to you on the noise differences after a more thorough listen... But just after listening to the first 10 minutes, there are definitely perceptible changes. 🔉🔊

    • @dalesnale
      @dalesnale  3 месяца назад +2

      The amount of moving air sound was noticeable after a couple thousand hairdryers.

    • @ike4lovin
      @ike4lovin 3 месяца назад

      I keep falling asleep before I can get to the thousands...

  • @melsterifficmama1808
    @melsterifficmama1808 3 месяца назад +2

    This one is not for me, but I still appreciate your work!

  • @Zowers111
    @Zowers111 3 месяца назад +2

    This one is pretty awesome Dale!! I'm going to give it a tonight and give you my full critique tomorrow
    LOL. But I think it will it will pass with flying colours!!

    • @dalesnale
      @dalesnale  3 месяца назад +2

      Experimental noise at it's loudest...until compensating for volume

    • @rootcanal7188
      @rootcanal7188 3 месяца назад +1

      @@dalesnale I know a woman that sleeps to the sound of a hairdryer. Her electric bill must be through the roof, and so is the danger of fire. I will show her this video. Thank you.

  • @jeremys7936
    @jeremys7936 3 месяца назад +1

    I like it, so far (41 dryers)..... Build it up Dale 💯!

    • @dalesnale
      @dalesnale  3 месяца назад +1

      You're on the way

  • @terrysessor6804
    @terrysessor6804 3 месяца назад +1

    😂 super cool

  • @micro77s
    @micro77s 3 месяца назад

    Hilarious. There is no discernible sonic difference between one and 10,000. Adding identical sounds to each other tend to cancel themselves out. I recall Joni Mitchell experimenting with this idea by continuing to record an identical acoustic guitar part over and over just to see what happened. She claimed to top out at track 19. After that, the sound remained the same no matter how many more tracks she added. However, if the hair dryers were cicadas in an open field..

    • @dalesnale
      @dalesnale  3 месяца назад +2

      Great observation. Since each hairdryer is the same brand, the sonic signature is so similar, stacking past a certain point adds little, but hot air 😀, which is more randomized and slightly more noticeable. Hadn’t heard of Joni’s experimentation, great insight. I think in regard to strings in a symphony, it also gets more lush to a point, then would mush out and not add to the listening vibrance. Beethoven probably did such experiments when expanding the traditional symphony size.