Good Vibrations: The Science of Sound

[@universalsustenence6915]

This was surprisingly, a very interesting demonstration of how we hear..AND listen.. to different sounds.. What the ears interpret and how amazing the mind relays the information. Science and facts, along with jam sessions in between, make this video one of a kind.

[@DaysDX]

This balding neurologist guy in the blue shirt is my new hero. I just uttered out lout, "man this guy is a genius" _and then_ he started talking about tone-codes for emotions, which is something I've been personally thinking about recently. I was not surprised to hear negative emotions had a tonal code, but I was surprised to find out happy emotions did not! I want to read that paper!

[@annacastelobrancolino2847]

Hi, Id love to chat with you about your sound related experiences, 30 minutes this week between tomorrow and after tomorrow, are you available?

[@gabrielseth2666]

the truth is the music of the universe, that comes to us through every sensory experience we have. whether it be sight or sound or touch, or whatever, there is information being conveyed, and organizing that information is what makes us intelligent. actually, more specifically, allowing that information to organize US is what makes us intelligent. Be open to the truth in all its permutations, and let the universe itself be the architect of your mind...

[@Chaz047]

+Gabriel Seth well said. Amen!

[@crashsitetube]

- Very 'flowery' prose, Gabriel Seth but, there's a lot of 'un-truth' about sound...even in this video. At 16:45 the usual 'science curriculum' version of how sound works is trotted out. That model does not stand up under any scrutiny (except a mathematical one, where you can have any truth you are willing to accept so long as you can move decimal points around to support it). That being said, there is still a lot of good, interesting and useful information in this video.

[@annacastelobrancolino2847]

Hi, Id love to chat with you about your sound related experiences, 30 minutes this week between tomorrow and after tomorrow, are you available?

[@manessvijay]

rhythmic speed sound manifested and stabilized in our inner self will eventually unravel the mysteries of our universe.

[@billhopen]

brovo!!!!! what a lecture, panel, program....illustration of vibration....thankyou so very much

[@steelokey]

You will know about me one day. I’m studying this so I can make music that will make the world better. I need to know this shit so I can make my music medicine.

[@theculturecastnetwork_6974]

Thats how you put what you want into the universe.

[@steelokey]

@@theculturecastnetwork_6974 i appreciate you and wish you more life and love in every endeavor.

[@geoffreyomariondunn6692]

same

[@abdelouahidzakriti9337]

Simply perfect from the start to the end. Thank you so much...

[@ChgoKurt]

Great conclusions towards solution, the soul recording your life’s every move, audio and visual… each soul has a frequency like a fingerprint… record brainwaves and follow the soul, but you’ll have to check waves on every baby born finding people. Like the beginning of the fingerprint

[@EmmanuelMuange]

Looool!! I can't believe how impatient people are! All these haters talking about polygraph lounge clearly couldn't just wait for the rest of the panel to start talking... I'm sure this talk is weird for ANYBODY at first but by the end of it you are left in awe of vibration

[@pinakibhattacharyya7853]

What a great discussion and such perfectly choreographed! Delighted that these sounds found me tonight.

[@jossdarling4960]

Everybody; this is awesome. Thank you so much for uploading this!

[@metalallday95]

Awesome to learn from these different perspectives of sound

[@7deepbreaths.sounds]

Polygraph Lounge is GREAT!! Good discussion!!

[@valde2707]

ASMR movement has so much to learn from this!!! :)

[@wabstreetart8764]

Really interesting first time i heard this information. Thank you.

[@MrTommy4000]

I tune pianos (25years) They missed a little on the beginning sound wave section, ( although not much, and it may have only confused most ). But the Guy from UV Charlottesville blew my mind with all that knowledge on our ear ! Outstanding lesson! I wonder what Jacob listens to in the car ?

[@annacastelobrancolino2847]

Hi, Id love to chat with you about your sound related experiences, 30 minutes this week between tomorrow and after tomorrow, are you available?

[@MrTommy4000]

@@annacastelobrancolino2847 wow. Sure. I'm always available, and open for learning; if you can find me. It's a miracle I caught your comment within 36 hours. Where shall we begin ?

[@abolishice591]

They seem weird at first but don't skip the performers at the beginning, it gets really fun

[@BearWindAppleyard]

Don't get scared away by the 2 annoying music teacher clowns in the beginning, this is mainly really interesting stuff.

[@VicDemise]

+BearWindAppleyard Yes- The two goofy music guys... but after that, is this not the coolest discussion of the subject of sound that you ever heard?

[@kazzythegypsy_3.0]

that depends on the person watching.

[@stt9379]

+Vic Demise space has only frequency it silent so what going here?

[@Centaurgrrl]

lol only a few minutes in...I wana bail!

[@SonneyLouis]

Scientists*

[@jjstratford]

I believe all things are manifestations of unique resonances and their interactions with each other AND the surrounding “matrix”, which may be a universal “vibration”. People’s unique identities and proclivities towards certain activities are products of their own internal resonances.

[@yohanksor7469]

Thanks for those explanations i bet it's nice to participates in your fields.

[@HavanaWoody]

15:00 the sound of an empty room and the Ironic ringing mike feedback everyone ignored.

[@jayknightspiritualscientes2267]

Incredible video !!!!! Great truthful information hopefully people take this information seriously.

[@teceze2385]

This is great

[@monicaprazeres]

very interesting i enjoyed every bit of it.thank u

[@leeashleyanthony]

Wow! Awesome stuff, one can venture into many avenues of study from this.

[@ikaeksen]

1:16:00 when that ear music was played, i at times heard as if bubbles popped inside my ears, tiny perls bubbles at special frequencies. What that means i dont know.

[@paulbosse262]

when those two audio files of the combination of two waves to create a third, etc reminds me for some reason to the behaviour of multiple metronomes on a hung surface, which sznchronise even though they are set the same, started out of sync

[@BaskingInObscurity]

I do have tinnitus and don't remember a time I didn't have it. The group sound experiment to see if audience members could hear their own ear was simply painful. I had to turn my volume way down.

[@youremom5463]

9:53 he stops the other guy from spinning his chair lol

[@elektrozil9728]

The panel is missing michael ironside

[@5starvex745]

So did anyone notice how the guy playing the guitar placed his fingers in his mouth during the clock portion of the dance. Then seemed very ambitious to shake every person's hand on stage.

[@ishtar0077]

I'm sorry but I skip to 28:37 I understand the song but too long. It ruins the flow

[@jenkinsmohave6939]

Sound science to sound brain across the distance seeing reflecting polygraph lounge. Holy! @!

[@0ptimal]

8:33 to skip the Doobie brothers

[@dibbsalmighty]

lol thank you

[@bebetter5473]

I love this!

[@cretser]

I'm deaf... and this video doesn't have closed captioning. I think I'm missing something here.

[@internetmarketingtraining6420]

This video brought me to my knees.

[@felipesolarte7638]

How Would the Big Bang had sound if there was no air or atmosphere to disperse trough?

[@seditt5146]

Dude, I put these on as I lay to sleep.... at the end of the video if those people were near me we straight up would have been fighting.

[@realcygnus]

awesome content

[@Andelf7]

A4=432Hz

[@MrBenjaminsavage]

What is the first instrument Polygraph Lounge played; the long white wind instrument? Or rather, what is it made of? looks like some sort of mouthpiece stuck in a pvc pipe...Thanks!

[@rpprevost]

+Benjamin Savage It was a type of Didgeridoo.

[@charlesellis3881]

What of zodiac sound waves

[@iIiketorave]

2:00 thats a insane sound lol would be a wild synth

[@catdisc5304]

Chimera search for waterharp for NI Kontakt

[@RAMZIAARON]

I need to know what that vibrating digery doo-esque instrument from the first song is called or how to make it... please, anybody have a clue?

[@0ptimal]

Looks like a long piece of 1" pvc pipe, with some sort of reed type musical mouthpiece on the end.

[@adityaisfahani123]

The ear tones is the default tuning sound I Guess

[@audreytc8]

who else has to watch this for school?

[@yamahoshi]

me lol. I'm Tyrone

[@henrykzajkowski8576]

im watching this for fun

[@MrTommy4000]

I tune pianos. I want to see ( hear ) what they have to say. 1/2 way through they're covering most of it. ( I'll be back )

[@speciosae]

Who has the transcript to thus video...?

[@crashsitetube]

Suppose it might work to run the audio through Dragon or some other voice-to-text converter and then clean-up?

[@keplerthe3399]

25:30 This just made my day Lol

[@pukulust8952]

Wow ... but sir .. i heard a buzz is that my ear sound ? ..

[@flojotube]

The guy at the end got SCREWED and he was who we would’ve learned the absolute most from… but they made plenty of time for the bizarre performance at the end… because we didn’t have beyond enough of it already… 🤦‍♂️

[@filiberto2266]

this video need a high pass filter

[@PAYPALMEAARONLYSTILA]

Very refreshing speech. I felt so normal like it's 1980 for me. Men who sound normal. It's weird times in 2020 covid USA. Very refreshing.

[@steelokey]

Lol this comment 😂☝️ true thoi

[@genetax2371]

Low pass or at least a deesser. The static is in the high end. Could probably even be solved with a basic eq.

[@nahuelaslo]

estoy re loco y esto me hizo repasar 3 episodios y un opening de mis vidas pasadas

[@ssQ2U]

Ha. They are very discordant. 440hz?

[@noahway13]

They always have too many guest speakers.

[@ChristopherSchiffermiller]

Is that Doogie Houser starting the show off.....

[@michaelfleming6103]

Recommended by the person with whom we are working on a cymatics project together. What is she thinking? I listen all the time. Live in the country where there are lots of sounds that are stimulating and delightful. This is boring. 25 and out of here!

Major stoners at beginning

[@matthewgillespie2835]

8:21

[@elva323]

THANK YOU!!!

[@AUDIO2AUTO]

Why did they let him play them damn sine waves out of his ear for so long... that wasnt music.. I could have actually made a piece of the sound... and look at everybodies face.... ctfu...

[@bellabma6056]

Omg these guys at the start are so crazy haha

[@astralfluxaf]

Crazy awesome 🤣

[@Stallagmite]

Would have been nice to have had Frank Zappa do some sounds, tunes, and talk about them.

[@Chaz047]

+Jonathan Parlane ain't it! wonder if frank had some 528.

[@josephpotter2844]

No more children's books while on acid for these guys, I enjoyed the weird expression of noise

[@ravenkeefer3143]

Skip to 8:40 for conversation you're here for...hate to dothat, but why waste our time with that rot?

[@BenjaminBjornsen]

This alarm business at the start is exhausting, those are the sounds of irritation and evil!

[@irock5624]

Oh boy the hippies🤣😂😆

[@partimegustappo]

i thought that was john mcenroe at first

[@patrickhardin412]

The answer to why humans are not able to speak the same language is because of the events at Babel.

[@CaptianKeyz]

Wow, what a bunch of sticks in the mud. Loosen up people. All the music critics...lol.

[@asimsharafzai78]

this video is too long

[@ItzTooSik]

Irony - whole talk was about sound and the audio engineer was pretty bad.

[@takeastresspilldave]

No women- can't take it seriously with out them! What would this panel be like as an all woman panel?

[@anneavram9210]

I WOULD CALL THAT HURTING VIBRATION - NOT GOOD AT ALL

[@adamcarson2086]

Oy vey maria! Haha!

[@EmanVsEmmanueL]

thats why Asians sound angry on the phone! not trying to be rude.

[@kuertzkowbanee5894]

Supper tyme 4 me brains. Yummy. Snarf

[@Spudcore]

That long didgeridoo-like instrument at the start was very cool, I like the sound a lot. Unfortunately the act then devolved into lame musical "comedy" which I did not like very much. Oh well.

[@davidlongshanks]

1:20:20 utter cosmic bullshit re origins...he doesn't even look or sound convinced himself hahaha No wonder!!!

[@gein2287]

Obviously you're all deaf, because I couldn't get past the opening act.

[@henrylinks1087]

well i felt attacked and im only a few minutes in. so im just about to leave... just reading comments and will visit peoples channels, see what they have been saving, watching, posting... thank you for your comment, i will check your channel out and jerry capodilupo... God bless much love

[@AnimusZen]

Borderline musical. Couldn't stand watching it.

[@scottrichard8985]

WTF?

[@stuart8663]

Whew, thankfully I only lost two minutes of my life there. Stopped in time.

[@byddot3486]

this is boring ASF

[@jmcrop8610]

One of the shittiest of all times.

[@vasilebunu6968]

beyond annoying

[@geezassprice1815]

WTF is this!?!? Science or musical show?

[@aaronhenderson5588]

BE CAREFUL of how people strive to work in deception for these men are . and have no fear of the LORD

[@303808909ct]

This is terrible

[@TheNinjaniki]

damn. i don't usually criticize, but this is the worst science festival presentation I've watched. and the "music" was awful.

[@Chaz047]

+nicole swanbeck Ah! so what turned it off for you?

Major stoners at beginning

[@maritzasanchez7436]

They are lit😂 gave me a good laugh though.

[@manuelvillarlifac6331]

Same thought

[@sokasbogo6912]

Westlife's beginning..

[@j.txx.7968]

Lmfaooo!!!

[@Andelf7]

A4=432Hz

[@Andelf7]

A4=432Hz