The Building Blocks of Electronic Sound

[@matveyshishov]

Came for SoME3, stayed for Lnductor and the stunning display of consistency, which almost ruined my keyboard. Thank you so much, all your both videos are very tasteful and somehow effortlessly funny while being suspiciously professional. Would be awesome to see more!

[@mylegalname9852]

"L stands for Lnductor. ...sorry, I was taken." I love the meme format of an acronym where the component words don't actually start with the same letter. I was pleasantly surprised to see it pop up in a math explanation video. (Plus, the gentle fade-in of what, exactly, I was taken *for* was also really good)

[@uhchange-2097]

Man this was a really good watch, I'm nearing the end of my EE degree and this gave me a pretty clear understanding of harmonics using an electrical circuit, thank you! Cant wait for other videos!

[@Enigma758]

I especially like the intuitive grasp of sine/cosine derivative.

[@crad56]

This is the best explanation of harmonics that I have seen

[@hypergroove2663]

This is a great video I have watched it two times now just looking at the visual effects and the math behind it, it still amazes me!

[@sakifasif4305]

Damn this is some really good stuff. Unfortunately not many people will be able to appreciate how well made it is cause very few people has knowledge on the subject matter

[@Adhithya2003]

+1

[@Adhithya2003]

Damn I have to watch at least 5 times to digest the amount of gold presented here 😂🙏🏻

[@enotdetcelfer]

Great stuff. Quality graphics and insights, humor... I would love to have seen more since you're at this level. A slightly longer format and some more detail could easily be tolerated and would probably grow your audience faster. There's a lot of educational content out there now to where I think a lot of people are hungry for a bit more detail, background, etc. Subbed for hopefully more great things to come!

[@AshMorrocco]

This answered so many questions I didn't know I had.

[@kasugaryuichi9767]

I love this and I want more!

[@BlackPrimeMinister]

This channel is amazing.

[@linearz]

Hopefully more people will discover your channel

[@peterasamoah8779]

Keep the uploads coming king 👑 this was top tier 🤩

[@adamswartz6598]

This is a phenomanal video, keep it up!

[@RobinWootton]

Those expecting funky synth patches might be baffled. The video might find an appreciative audience if the title reflected something of the mathematical component. Music boils down to maths, and some people might be looking for this.

[@itsmedragos7465]

DAAAMN. Time to learn some stuff

[@klubmusix3848]

curios it is natural wave but compress digitals pixel pattern not true sound wave

[@klubmusix3848]

our ear adjust our sound wave as ear information in hz range low high frequency can never be process all and recieve all the different has to be adaptive

[@klubmusix3848]

can not be full true range wave

[@TheBetterRyanKelly]

This is an amazingly in depth crash course on harmonics, I love your harmonic oscillator animation with the mass and sine wave, how did you do it? Manim or AE?

[@expertopinions]

Thank you! This video was all After Effects, with heavy abuse of the Javascript API. For the sine plot I fed a .wav file of a sine wave at 1 Hz into AE.

[@TheBetterRyanKelly]

@@expertopinions You learn something new everyday! I'll have to read up more on that. Thanks!

[@Clank-j6w]

Amazing video. Wtf indeed!

[@obbuoqn7736]

Such incredible content........ Wtf.....

[@klubmusix3848]

u think it good till u heard another natural source