Frequencies & sound explained #1 - Basic sound theory

[@WickiemediaNet]

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[@WickiemediaNet]

Hi, I think I will be covering effects this season (mixing) and dedicate a few episodes to reverbs, delays, flangers, chorus', phasers, etc.. Stay tuned ;)

[@WickiemediaNet]

Hi there, I will be doing mixing tutorials in season 3, microphones and recording in season 4. Season 5 will be all about time-based effects like delays, etc..Hope you can be a bit patience ;) Cheers

[@shahershahin2331]

7 years later and still helpful where's the rest of the seasons

[@jkayglasgow]

yo man very well delivered and concise. Made a lot more sense than the 40 others ive watched.

[@essany]

By far the best explanation on youtube. I'm really glad i found this channel.

[@CortneyWarren2050]

Thank you. I'm in the processing of understanding frequencies more than ever so I can definitely become a mixing master. This video helps a ton!

[@payperplane_pilot]

how has the mixing worked out for you bro? cus im getting into it more now and i see your comment was from 4 years ago.. so maybe you can shed some light

[@CortneyWarren2050]

@@payperplane_pilot With proper gain staging and understanding your mixing plugins, the most important thing is to use your ears.

[@payperplane_pilot]

this was really helpful. so the concept of EQ'ing comes down to balancing the "frequencies" of each instrument so they don't sound cluttered and dull. that term "separation" was confusing seeing it on articles etc and this video helped me understand it. thank you.

[@bohdansatchuk1611]

"Sounds are a composition of many sinewaves which are all at various frequencies and amplitude". Thank you. You seem to be the only person on the internet to actually say it

[@tylertucker7820]

super late to these videos of yours but as a newer producer they're mighty helpful. No one really explains things down for the base concept on youtube; or if they do its hard to find. Great work

[@RebuiltRenovator]

Holy hell man, one video and I feel like I understand exactly what I came here to understand. Thank you.

[@benjaminthorpe7990]

I am so bad at theories of any kind, and this is such a great visual aid for those like me who need that to understand it. Thanks for this!!!!

[@WickiemediaNet]

yes I do agree with you on that one, im continuing this topic further in the season where I go deeper in to this. - But this was the easiest way to explain the concept, and to actually visualize it in a simple way. (I couldn't animate it different actually)

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[@WickiemediaNet]

Thanks! Its great to hear you are learning! I will be doing many many more videos.. So I'm glad you enjoy them :)

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[@SlimEytch]

today 2020 i started mixing tracks in 2015 and i dont know what youtube's tuto talking about even today i really appriciate

[@ssbeats2212]

Best informative video about frequency on KZbin !

[@Tygise]

This was a really good, clear and understandable. I'm new to audio engieneering and you helped so much. Cannot wait to keep wathing the rest of your videos. thank you!

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[@WickiemediaNet]

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[@صبراجميل-ض3ص]

Very nice video, I always had a hard time to understand what is frequency, now I got it. Thanks a lot! 😊

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thank you, i learnt so much form your videos. I'm hoping to get in uni studying stage and studio audio tech, these would sure help me a lot

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Thank you SO SO very much for this video! You have no idea how much I’ve been looking for this exact info 💚

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Thanks a lot for all the help dude. Awesome explanation, and great video. I immediately subbed !

[@grungical]

me too!

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I really appreciate your videos. Thanks for your hard work.

[@Teddyrobinson]

Awesome refresher on the basics!! Appreciate it

[@WickiemediaNet]

Haha thanks for letting me now! Glad I could help you out ;) Cheers

[@perceptionshare2248]

Well explained. Discover your inner self through vibrations and frequencies.

[@awaremasekind]

i am super grateful that stumbled upon this

[@cynthiajcandelaria6667]

Talk about why the Hz of 432 was changed to 440 and how it affects us (dissonance).

[@fantasaicproductions7612]

tanks!! Now i can use this audio software i bought and never got to use yet!!! :D This was so awesomely explained!

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just found your site nice job will check out all tutorials. Thanks

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you r awesome man u make all doubts clear keep uploading new videos it help lots ...

[@maverickwhistler]

Hi love your channel... Very informative and nicely drawn and explained. You can find a pure sine wave in nature. A human whistle tone is a perfect sign wave when a fix tone is produced.

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Excellent quick quality explanation 💪🏾👽🤜🏾🤛🏾

[@SketchAtBest]

I recently had a lecture on sound for a psychology class, and the lecture said as much as you just did, but he took an hour, and you took 4:12. This video was much clearer

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Your Videos are very helpful and easy to understand

[@visionrise]

Thx man. Very helpful. Heading to the next video now.

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yo bro keep up the good work ,, your videos are extremely precise and helpful Regards from a DJ and upcoming producer from Aussie

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Great stuff! What software are u using to make these videos?

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Thanks bro. I really appreciate your efforts!!

[@oneshot1086]

Nice, you helped me a lot P.S: your accent when you said Timbre was quite good from an english person, well done haha

[@otstillinhere]

This is great!!! Very good basic base knowledge of sound frequencies.

[@raymondahlgren5769]

Thanks! Great explanation.

[@matthewmccalvin2062]

very clear explanation, highly helpful

[@WickiemediaNet]

Thanks! I'm trying to do as much as I can ;)

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bro this has been so helpful youve created a monster lol

[@singhrno1]

what is an example of a spectral analyzer or something that shows us the frequency? how do i get one? 2:54

[@rationalhuman5338]

really appreciate the work you are doing man....thank you

[@NataliesLife]

This was very helpful-, thank you! I definitely learned something-- so fascinating!

[@vickienatalemuse]

Thank you for this video. It was very helpful!

[@thanulidamsuvi6455]

please I could know is their a frequency equivalent to every organism in the earth ?

[@myingthung]

love the snare and kick sound of the intro....did u EQ that?, pliz guide me through it.

[@rachelwalton813]

Nicely done. Thanks.

[@Joshuaxiong2]

Does lower frequency sound travel further?

[@iqrahassanjaffri]

Amazing video👏🏻

[@flarephoenix7434]

Question:what does frequency tell us about soudn

[@raykirton6301]

Hi Wick.................are frequencies also vibrations?

[@snrnaveen]

everytime i record vocals, i get hiss in by background of the record.....what could be the problem and solution for it??? cause i've tried many solutions like changing my cables, my microphone and even my interface bt it didn't work at all🤔🤔🤔

[@jacksoncrate]

Brilliantly done!

[@nathanday24]

I was just wondering if you could. Mimic the sound of the average person's in between silent white noise and adjustment to the noise that sound itself in silence makes it's a high pitch noise, but more of a Electronic whistle and would love to know the prolonged. Affect that may have I believe frequency sound and electrical magnetic waves are interconnected 2 two electrical Currents and the key to evolution Or a new age

[@thetourist9938]

this might be a dumb question but if i want to buy a BT speaker with higher quality i go for the one with more HZ? or how does it work i dont understand

[@benja303]

frequency: 20hz to 20khz human range cycles. Faster for higher frequencies. All sounds are a amalgamation of sine waves at different amplitudes tambre is the character of a sound. Can very greatly. The harmonics make up the tambre of the instrument. Each instrument has its own harmonic content. This harmonic content gives the " color" or character of any frequency it plays but it is still based in thay frequency Notes are names of frequencies. So we can play an A on a guitar and piano and its the same fundamental frequency but the harmonic content of the instruments is different so we hear a different soind We can change the frequency content with EQ. Use analyzser to see what u might want to enahnce or cut.

[@magjistar]

Hi wickiemedia can you pleas put some videos on how to use reverb and delay in vocals pleas. You are the best

[@g.trisha7554]

Just found this! Really really helpful ❤️

[@shahershahin2331]

7 years later and still helpful where's the rest of the seasons

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kermit makes a damn good music teacher!

[@srsweeting]

This is really great work. Who does your graphics?

[@AureliusWhite]

he does everything himself. talented guy for sure.

[@srsweeting]

indeed.

[@Mach2AviationExperts]

Very Nice! Well done video, great job!

[@SPCJTT]

I think you can find evidence of these waves in nature. The surface topology of the earth is shaped as a consequence of the frequencies generated within the earth. Similar to the shapes sand makes on a tray when stimulated by different frequencies.

[@NickMarshallMusic]

great video, at 1:34 you've written 1Khz next 5000 Hertz. I assume it's supposed to be 5?

[@cmottram26]

You stated that frequencies can go up to 20khz, which for the perfect human ear is correct, though frequencies can go a lot higher, many animals can hear about 20khz. Great video though!

[@user-rf4vc7mt4d]

u make music for animals?

[@tommiveceti]

very useful ! thank you sir!

[@profeluisegarcia]

AT 2.02, WHEN YOU PLAY A, it seems to sound A3 (220 hz,note 37, in a 88 keys keyboard), but the 440 corresponds to the next octave (note 49)??Am I wrong?

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wow, totally awesome, U rock dude.

[@niki4ko]

Why dB can be positive and negative? What is the meaning?

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i just found the channel and it's great , i need the program that you work on to download it . plz answer < thank you

[@PaulLennar]

Very good mate!

[@JosephVM]

Can you make a video on Structural Acoustics..?

[@dipankardey369]

How are binaural frequencies made?

[@ahmednoor8670]

Is there any software where we can add a formula and hear it??

[@Z30zol]

yes, but mostly they are complicated and not free like FL Studio

[@williamhereiam8854]

Very good!

[@djomu]

Thank you!

[@Lorahummingbird]

thanks for this! Great job in explaining it :)

[@enriquemendoza9350]

I want to make the punch sound have more for boxing. Any help anyone.

[@williamji]

Love this video so good

[@nthnlbryant79]

Man you're the best thanks bruh

[@Klutegames]

Helped me a lot, thankyou!

[@NRESounds]

Best tutorials on youtube aside from iammusicmogul