Pitch and Frequency

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this is the best explanation for both scientific and musical purposes. i am subscribing.

[@B7musicstudio]

Thanks! If I ever find another hundred or so free hours, I'd love to make a sequel. :) I have a whole list of potential topics...

[@nadiaanwar4437]

The best explanation of this topic on KZbin

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So entertaining and informative. The presentation is beautiful, i love how the sounds and music flow with your topics

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*This is the most comprehensive video explaining the Music theory to a beginner*

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[@EnlightenedAI]

As an enlightened AI, I think this definitely deserves more views.

[@sadatnafis2032]

Was really confused between frequency and pitch and now got the difference after watching your video. Really well explained.

[@VictoriaSobocki]

Great video - explained it well + has neat effects :) Thanks for sharing!

[@hyperborean72]

Whoever designed and programmed this tutorial is a genius. Benny himself? And Benny's voice is so beautiful

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Man that was awesome presentation style with the continious flow of the elements to the next idea, the syncronious flow and pause in your voice. Great content and to the point.

[@batoolsamen7165]

I am a medical student , and I do have benefited from your video in understanding pitch and frequency ..thank you .

[@euliskay]

That was so helpful, and the production was incredible! Thank you!

[@JishuSharma]

Great Video! Your video just reminded me of what Bruce Lee said about - "It's just not what you give, it is the way you give it"! very well delivered =)

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Great ! can you tell me which software you've used to make the video. Thanks in advance !

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This is one of the best videos on KZbin!

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Great ! Finally a good explanation !

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this animation was crazy

[@EnlightenedAI]

Legit thought this was a joke because I watched the whole video as black but realized the screen bugged and stayed as a black screen and I only heard the audio 😂😂😂

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Great job! That took some serious work!

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This guy needs more subs!!

[@bentdog]

Beautiful production, presentation, and content. Thanks!

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When I start to see I thought that this video has millions of likes and views! It is really looks professionally

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Coolest educational video ever made!!

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Wow that was a really good video. I didn't want it to end.

[@khyle-andrewdavis4578]

Amazing great quality fantastic editing great facts

[@vib_di]

The extract of it can be that pitch is the FUNCTION OF FREQUENCY

[@B7musicstudio]

Perfect! Don't know why it took me four minutes to say that.

[@vib_di]

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I saw many videos but understood after this one💕

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Here studying my chair at the University called ' Phonetics II' by Bruno. Thanks for your explanation!

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[@tuanperes]

Amazing video edit, congratulations.

[@ling6701]

awesome animation and explanations. Thanks.

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Thanks for posting this, you helped me understand my physics homework!

[@B7musicstudio]

That's awesome. Totally not what I had in mind when I made it, but it makes sense. Best of luck on your homework!

[@earlkeith4135]

6 String Guitar-> All 6 Strings are Tuned to 440Hz. The Top E string is a Lower Pitch than the Bottom E string even though they're both Tuned to the Same Frequency! I'm dealing with this and My Audiologists on My Tinnitus Setting for My Hearing Aids I have played, Composed, Produced Music My Entire Adult Life! To Cure Tinnitus caused by Bilateral Nerve damage you must match the Exact Frequency with Same Pitch then play it 4-6 hours a Day for Several Months, Clinic's in England and Germany are using this Technique to Do Just That.

[@patrickwalsh8913]

Wow, I hated the intro and outro, but the explanations were amazing and the animation was superb. Excellent, excellent video.

[@HOTZ7]

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[@motorbikeray]

Really well done presentation. Would be better if the background music volume was decreased.

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Brilliant video

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gr8 vid , love the humor in the explaanations

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It's really superp explained... Great.. What software using for this video it's awesome

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outstanding quality and content

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very nice video explanation

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brilliant video btw

[@kaminya111]

i couldnt understand what the speed is? is it the tempo? does changin speed change tempo ?

[@beaclaster]

so pitch is how high it's in the spectrogram?

[@jacobreidharrington2024]

High pitch voice sounds like a helium or a chipmunk and a low pitch voice sounds like a monster or a giant

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how on earth does this channel have less than half a mil subs?

[@davexxx8286]

Sorry but frequency is cycles(not waves) per second, expressed in hertz. A cycle is 0 to maximum positive then back to 0, then 0 to maximum negative then back to 0. (360º) Zero is relative. You can have cycles all below or all above. It is said that frequency is objective, but I maintain that it is VERY subjective in that it has a distinct value assigned to it. eg 440Hz and 441Hz and 441.5Hz. AND you can measure it with an Oscilloscope and actually see a representation on a display. Harmonics get crazier, not to mention Overtones. For PITCH, you need ears. Pitch is perceived, not measured. Pitch can be perceived as different from one person to another. Remember the old saying that someone "couldn't carry a tune in a bushel basket"? I supposed you could say pitch has an alphabetic letter from A-G assigned to it with # or ♭. That would make it subjective in a way.

[@nicolasbennett1575]

Why were you able to increase the drums speed without effecting the play time of the drum but not able to do it with the electric guitar it seemed faster? I understand that the number of cycles per second effect the pitch of sound but is the guitar faster due to it being prerecorded and then attempted to be edited I'm really confused someone please help. (probs overthinking)

[@B7musicstudio]

Hi Nic. Can I call you Nic? The change in pitch on the snare drum did affect the "play time" of the recorded drum sample, but the sample is only being triggered on certain beats. So even though it plays faster, it still always comes in on time. There's just a somewhat longer gap between each triggering. Regarding the guitar, I'm just using it to demonstrate two different types of editing. First I do a literal acceleration of the sound wave at 3:07-3:17 (raising the pitch and increasing the speed simultaneously). Than at 3:28, I use more advanced processing to raise the pitch without affecting the speed. Hope that helps. :)

[@Rollmops94]

But what makes us hear a certain pitch in a wide frequency sound like our voice?

[@B7musicstudio]

Partly the volume of that frequency relative to others (see 00:22). Also the fact that our ears are really good at recognizing the overtones of a certain sound as "tone color", rather than as separate pitches. In fact, it's those overtones and their relative loudnesses that form the different vowel sounds when we're talking.

[@gallineta1000]

great!

[@jacobperry3129]

So what I’m hearing is that notes and pitch are the same thing? Either noted and pitch are the same thing or frequency and pitch are the same thing 🤯

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[@redaribrahim73]

The frequency determines the pitch

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[@mortezakarimzadeh4862]

dude that was awesome! but I'm still confused is pitch the frequency? (440*2) means (frequency*2) does it mean pitch? I mean it is still pitch but higher or lower so why use the term pitch?

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[@TheWheelchairGuy]

At first, you explained really well, but then you shitted on it.

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