The FEAR Frequency: Infrasound

[@crabohato4954]

There was actually this story about a dude who worked in a lab which was notorious for being creepy. This dude even "saw" an apparition once. Until he found a fan somewhere in the lab, turned it off, and boom. The lab stopped being spooky. Turns out, the fan was emmiting this infrasound. And it was making people feel scared and paranoid

[@paulstevenson789]

Find out what Matter is made of?

[@mrmonkeynews587]

Yeah the guy was a professor at a university. To clarify his theory he went to other aledged haunted locations and discovered they too have the same frequency issue.

[@zakiahmed6655]

@@mrmonkeynews587 wow and now horror movies use that to their advantage.

[@Kailasamlingas]

😂😂

[@LachlanKelly]

I played a 15hz sound and my speakers just got up and walked out of the room.

[@lamiaalteris3425]

Walked out of the room !!!??? hhhhhhhhhhhh 😁😅😅😅

[@oishik5640]

😹😹😹😹

[@hystericmoon7802]

Really? Woww trippy

[@rrjohn5]

😂🤣😂😂Thanks! I needed that laugh!

[@zevwinick9260]

I am in a zoom class right now and I played the 19 Hz sound and I had to turn my computer up to full volume and then my teacher dropped a pencil while the sound was playing and I got so scared

[@jasaray]

I HAD MY VOLUME ALL UP BECAUSE I CAME FROM A 19 HZ FREQUENCY AND I GOT A HEART ATTACK

[@ransarajey]

Literally the same happened to me

[@shazshaz3243]

Omg same

[@wonsbby]

SAME

[@Vyclops]

OMG SAME LOL

[@grimmurk]

If you ever go to a car audio competition and hear 10Hz, it gives you the feeling of hearing the air moving around you. It's absolutely incredible.

[@ccgustafsonscooters]

Thats fucked

[@maxz69]

What's a car audio competition?

[@Ozhull]

@@maxz69 people go to competitions with their cars/trucks to compare their audio systems. Think custom subwoofers and speaker arrays.

[@amanfromhungary]

Well, you are hearing all frequencies because the air moves

[@sinacrowley4606]

Infrasounds actually cause those "strange" reactions, of fear, uneasiness, anxiety, nervousness and all, for a very simple reasons. Predators emit infrasounds. Why the roar of a tiger sound 'less impressive' but strangely more worrying than a lion sound? Infrasounds. If it is now called as Fear frequency, it is the true origin of them. The lower a predator can go in the infrasounds, the more scary it'll sound for any creatures that are, or could be, one of its possible prey. Even if today peoples can kind of say that Humans don't really have any predators anymore, like a movie used to say "You don't supress 60 000 000 years of instinct so easily".

[@swarajojha3033]

Noice

[@allenmoore5211]

Big Foot also produce sound in these frequencies and use it to their advantage.

[@sinacrowley4606]

@@allenmoore5211 Yes, because the same apply, it's infrasounds, it's made for causing anxiety, nervourness, fear or even "OMG run away" reactions, so same for it.

[@g.h.7661]

@@allenmoore5211 no.

[@Meekmillan]

@@g.h.7661 I mean if we’re being honest Bigfoot is/was probably real and was just a (group of) great ape that found itself in North American by whatever means. Not a spooky cryptid missing link or inter-dimensional ape being lol

[@isaacscharpf3607]

JESUS CRIST I HAD MY VOLUME UP ALL THE WAY WHILE WATCHING THE 19hz VID AND CAME BACK TI THIS ONE AND WENT DEAF

[@brainsynapses9905]

same

[@lilymiller7237]

Omg sameeeee

[@jasaray]

Omg same

[@dawkinsvarner7630]

Loax I had a ad that was super loud and it gave me. Heart attack

[@josephpena6810]

Thank you for the warning

[@spaceexplorer88]

Me: *sees comments on people having heart attacks because their volume was all the way up* Also me: *turns my volume all the way up*

[@prodmhv45]

Nah I didn't do it I'm to scared 😂

[@theuglybeing4673]

@@prodmhv45 you're just smart

[@prodmhv45]

@@theuglybeing4673 thx!

[@jaheemcalu4090]

Is it bad?

[@jxckxboy2902]

@@jaheemcalu4090 not really but when I listened to it, it made me feel uneasy.

[@ImagesByDavid]

I can hear infrasound every waking moment and my life is devastated from it. Its called the Hum Tone.

[@ludwigvonmiseswasright4380]

Have you ever visited a desert just to see if it gets better?

[@loganmott2015]

ImagesByDavid isn’t it something to do with the noise of the earth?

[@chadthundercock7897]

Despair Code

[@ImagesByDavid]

@Atp Engineer I live near one Wind Turbine about 20 minute walk away and the worst years were living in a town surrounded by wind turbines BUT I have heard the Hum Tone in places with no such turbines. I have heard the Hum on three different continents.

[@ImagesByDavid]

@@ludwigvonmiseswasright4380 Ive visited rural Ireland and I could still hear it.

[@SanderVermeer]

In order to play 20 hz tones, you need a very large woofer and a substantial amplifier. Turning up the volume of your system will result in bottoming out of the woofers and can cause serious damage. Also, turning your volume too high will overdrive your system and distort the signal, adding harmonic content which renders it noticable by the human ear. This is the main reason it becomes 'hearable'. Needless to say, it's bad for your system.

[@nickbakaj322]

Sander Vermeer it will only overdrive it if its a tube amp

[@TeslabladePlaysMC]

Transistors can overdrive, its called clipping. this distorts and clips the top of the waveform off, adding Harmonic Distortion. look it up.

[@gibbsm]

we've seen Back to the Future, we know, lol :P

[@conanmiddleton925]

You are correct here (I studied as a music producer and studio engineer at the British academy of new music in Stratford)- but it is still cool to be able to get a representation of it through a set of AT MH50X's. I doubt the majority can genuinely hear with standard speakers or earphones. And I am not saying that in an elitist way before anyone says, I messed up after college and am now a 30 year old recovering alcoholic with no job.

[@poisonouslead85]

@@conanmiddleton925 1st off, I hope you recovery is going well. 2nd off, you're right. The bottom of most speakers and subs' true frequency response range is in the 30's. They're not designed to go lower because that would come at the cost of being optimized for a frequency range people can actually hear.

[@TheGruffchickJournal]

Would the constant ringing in my ears be the reason I couldn't experience this? Tinnitus - the superpower that makes us immune to brown note barrages.

[@ZulfiqarAli-wq1qe]

It's the microwave they are using on you, before most people figure it out it's usually too late

[@Fred-xi4hi]

GruffChick Productions My ear rings i can hear and feel woodpecker noise all over my face and the interesting thing is that I know who's responsible,my Nighbour who lives in a apartment right below me doing this pls don't ask how do you know because it's a long long story,she starts with nocking on the walls and makes just enough noise to wake me up and after other people complained about the noise she found the device capable of those two things which is believable but whatever device she has is capable of send a beam of waves toward me,it's painful and dangerous ,one day I let her to use that on me cause I thought she's gonna get tired or maybe she thinks this is not working,she never stopped until I left,day after that my legs was in pain my kidney too even my heart,this device can find me even if I'm not home,someone told me she hacked your phone when I went to other side of the city and still heard the woodpecker noise and my ears still ringing I believe him,I talk to the police few times they said until you can't prove it we can't do anything,long story short looks like no one can help me then I decide to become judge and jury and I'm looking for a way to execute the verdict.

[@Mine_lego]

Just destroy the thing snap and destroy it simple

[@lew0013]

@@Fred-xi4hi go see a doctor mate either your lying or youre in the middle of losing your mind

[@sammyjero1986]

You need a psychiatrist man I’m not trying in any way to be rude but think about what you’re saying from an outside perspective.

[@sighermike]

In The Conjuring, there is the scene where they're doing the exorcism. It uses these sounds and what's crazy is I never heard it until I got my Klipsch home theater with the 12" sub. Then I realized, that scene is scary AF with it turned up. It literally makes your skin crawl. I'd love to know what frequencies they're using during that scene. Anyone have a spectrum analyzer to see what's being used?

[@mush1077]

19 hZ made me a little dizzy with a bit of a headache after only about 30 seconds. I can see how infrasound might've affected the Dyatlov Nine and caused them to flee their tent, and possibly make them paranoid enough to kill each other.

[@DarthTaterson]

There was no signs of external damage on most of them, they didnt kill eachother.

[@garyfrechette8689]

I just read the book, "Dead Mountain" about a hiking team that perished in the Ural Mountains back in the late 1950s. It was an eye opener for me as I have never heard of infrasound, nor the ":Karman vortex street" phenomena. I recommend the book to anyone interested in furthering their understanding of the effects of infrasound.

[@aalapvedpathak6672]

Man i was about to refer the same dyatlov pass incident

[@garyfrechette8689]

@@aalapvedpathak6672 thanks for the comment. That was certainly an interesting read.

[@aalapvedpathak6672]

@@garyfrechette8689 where can i get that book

[@garyfrechette8689]

@Aalap Vedpathak Amazon sells it for about $10.

[@Captain-Donut]

Dear Sir….. This is exactly what I was looking for . Thank you for the information. 🙏❤️ Love from Scotland ❤️🙏

[@sletter1100]

Black Hole Sun - Soundgarden

[@grumpytuber]

when i saw Fever Ray on their tour a few years ago, at the very end of their show they played a burst of super-heavy base, as it got louder you could see people getting more and more uncomfortable (myself included), with panic almost setting in, the sound abruptly stopped. the effect left quite an impact and is exactly how you describe it. you could see and feel how sound could be used as torture for example. took my breath away.

[@sidneysimons6475]

Recent studies have found that a T.rex would have made sounds almost exclusively in the infrasound range, sounding similar to the first few "tunes" (I guess one could call them that) of the Jaws theme. You would "feel" a T.rex bellow long before you would properly hear it, and possibly before you would see it, if at all.

[@mothman9751]

The thing im confused about is whether it is just the placebo effect or an actual thing

[@lovellcarr9031]

It can make you dizzy but it wont ever damage your ears like what he said. It mainly the higher frequencies that damage your ears. I have my own system and noticed it does make me a teensy bit dizzy after a long while.

[@noahriverstone8742]

@@lovellcarr9031 With that being said it could be a mix of the placebo effect and the sound. Hearing the sound could do just one thing to you, sweet, while the placebo effect can add on. Say the sound makes you dizzy, okay cool. Now when you hear the sound or feel dizzy knowing it's the sound then your brain kicks in with the placebo effect and gives you nasua, panic attacks, adrenaline rushes, muscle spasms, and effects of your mood. All from a little noise and a gullible brainm

[@nicoblaytherealflamingo445]

@@noahriverstone8742 these are the biggest lies. Placebo

[@freshproduce2170]

@@BillPetrey Just to add to this.. most speakers can't articulate information under 20hz. With that being said, I highly doubt that most of the people claiming to have some wild experience from this video are listening on expensive Nearfield monitors 🙄 so yeah.. likely placebo

[@Hiawatha_man]

Now confirmed to have negative affects on human hearts

[@lucianomartelotte1542]

Song of the day Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton Pd: Thank you so much for the appearance

[@lululombard]

Agreed !

[@lucianomartelotte1542]

James Allen thanks

[@vinyleyezz]

+Luciano Martelotte haha no problem man!

[@amirmoradi9595]

You sure you weren't playing it in this video? My ears were feeling funny.

[@vinyleyezz]

+Amir Moradi yeah I didn’t play any in the video, I figured it wouldn’t be good. Didn’t want to make anyone uncomfortable lol.

[@matipedia_]

"You can hear them if you turn 'em up loud enough" That's a lie, you just can't, please do a little research. When you turn up the volume you give the audio wave more ENERGY. That energy can produce your speakers to vibrate, which makes sounds OR it can make your body vibrate. You actually can't LISTEN to it, but you can FEEL it. If you go to a concert and the infrasounds are put in a high volume, you'll get dizzy just because the vibration is messing with your body. The same can be done with audible frequencies, but since you CAN listen to them, you just don't put 'em as loud. Trying to put infrasound on headphones or speakers with high volume could mess up your equipment. I wouldn't recomend doing that.

[@screech9684]

Matipedia He's not lying. If it's vibrating, which is somewhat a sound, you're still technically hearing it since you have it up high enough to hear the vibrations of it. Though you are right too, you can feel it cause its vibration, but vibrations moves things, which produce sounds, so you're both right :)

[@mypenisisunbelievablysmall5793]

Shhh, let us have fun with a new experience

[@DisturbedVette]

So what is a safe volume for playing infrasound?

[@btuttle8]

r/iamverysmart

[@cortc5]

Song of the Day: War Pigs - Black Sabbath

[@TheProdigalProphecies]

No more war pigs have the power- hand of God has struck the hour...... Why should they go out to fight- they leave that up to the poor....yeah....THATS MY JAM

[@miguelsaraiva7718]

Great video! This is the kind of info I was looking for when I started my infra sound research. I'm developping a horror game for college and this certainly gives me the confirmation I needed to make the decision of adding them to the game :)

[@Radii_DC]

To me, it sounds just like listening to a working powerful truck engine from the cabin. Nothing unconfortable, I actually like it.

[@cameronpruitt8339]

Anyone ever ride in a car and someone in the backseat rolls the window halfway down? That’s this exact sound and it KILLS my eardrums.

[@therealhelmholtz]

That phenomenon is called Helmholtz resonance I believe

[@BrandonIglesias-h4f]

@therealhelmholtz when the pulses are square waves then it is called a rife frequency

[@JumbalayahJihad]

Guess I'm immune to this "FEAR Frequency". Infra-sound at 19 Hz had no effect at all. Kept it on for an hour while doing work and yet nothing. How very amusing...

[@coltflash7278]

Same

[@perfectgematriadecodesabc4259]

Try it at 3am at night with the light off

[@ViewbobTrue]

You need good bass response for it, did you use headphones/a speaker system with rich low-end?

[@UndeadPasta]

its pretty rare for headphones/speakers to go that low. Even if they could you need them to be calibrated pretty well

[@NamrataAdhikary-u4j]

Same

[@redstonerelic]

The video you linked for the 19HZ INFRASOUND has been set to private

[@PratimMukherjee]

Lord Shiva in your background 4:09 🙏 Love from india🇮🇳

[@curiousboy7015]

😍😍😍

[@PIXLL316]

I listened to it for 4 seconds and decided it was plenty

[@AnonymousDanny]

If the room is spinning, stop listening 😂😂

[@ObservantPiratePlus]

Your link for the 19Hz tone is listed is not accessible.

[@brodhax6148]

Equipment: 8 year old laptop. Also a pair of earbuds I got from the Walmart checkout line for $4.99 and the right ear phone has since gone dead, so ill be listening with just the left ear phone.

[@thecactus_guy1179]

I decided to play a 12hz sound for about 30 minutes with no other sound playing and my eyes closed. eventually I started to see very random images and colors and started to have that feeling when you sleep and feel like you are falling, but wake up before you hit anything

[@michaelprivate9107]

how do you play 12hz

[@sufsanin1917]

4:17 which way is the speaker pointing? Illusions!!

[@TheAurelianProject]

@@sufsanin1917 it’s pointing left since the screws are clearly smaller (farther away) on the left side

[@jackm7933]

Bitches Ain’t Shit-Dr. Dre and Filthy Frank.

[@davidb1412]

When Joshua is running the simulation of missile strikes in the movie War Games after figuring out the launch code in Crystal Peak. Probably the best use of Infrasound I've seen in a film. The impact of the missiles on the computer screen make you feel uneasy and as the world is truly coming to an end. It's worth your time.

[@mikemiller7231]

I think it just happened at the Travis Scott concert

[@johnsmokin]

for 7 hours before the concert apparently

[@patriciasoebagio1035]

oh yeah i forgot to mention the nausea, the nearly hurling, the sleep disruption, irregular heartbeat, feelings of extreme fear, confusion & panic, each one distressing in & of itself, but put them all together & maybe it's more apparent why "mysterious death" is included in the list of possible outcomes in some of these cases involving sustained, unceasing, intense, (intermittent) intolerable frequency noise-- in some situations where a person has no control of the source of the noise

[@shotyme4u]

I listened to something 4 days ago and I'm still feeling the effects, nausea, nearly hurling, sleep disruption, irregular heartbeat, feelings of extreme fear, confusion & panic. Will this go away anytime soon? It's freaking me out.

[@saphirestorm7952]

Fun fact: I can hear 18.9 hz (video) clear as day with my crappy phone audio, it does not induce any fear and instead caused my mind to turn it into a dubstep song

[@lance-biggums]

Your phone speaker can't even play it it properly that's why

[@saphirestorm7952]

@@lance-biggums Even things with better speakers have the same result

[@VoyageOne1]

Infrasound can also be heard if you leave the needle on a stationary record in the runout groove.

[@dhruvlalakiya8276]

What is that photo at bottom right corner in whole video? Looks good and nice.

[@zoranznidaric4518]

You want to play with magic frequencies ? ... I stopped playing with this kind of experiments, because my head hurt, but if you like to play I recommend 136.1 Hz. It is a sacred tuning frequency for sitar in India. You can also try higher and lower octaves of this frequency (x2, x4, x8 or x0.5, x0.25, x0.125 )

[@zoranznidaric4518]

I did some math for exact frequency ... my calculus gives 136,09692987798481544842365950519 Hz

[@melindacook2938]

Wired wrote article about blocking the signals. They were saying advertisers were using the microphone on cellphones as a beacon to your television, laptop ect to know what you were buying so they can advertise to you.

[@alizarinrose9933]

So far I have listened to 20, 19, and 17hz sounds. I'm not disturbed at all, other than a physical unease in my ears that loud bass sounds can cause. When I lower the volume to where I can just hear the sound, after about five minutes, I become relaxed, and even sleepy. When I turn the volume all the way down, I do feel uncomfortable, because even though I can't hear the sound, my ears can still feel sound. At a little less than half the volume, I could very easily sleep with these sounds as a backdrop. I should mention that I am Autistic with ADHD, so I wonder if it's some type of paradoxical effect akin to how coffee/caffinated drinks make me sleepy, and Cannabis, no matter what the THC level, either gives me an utter, and complete panic attack, or I hullucinate in a really nice way. I don't know. These sounds just make me sleepy, which kind of explains why the movies that supposedly used these sounds tend to bore me to death. I fell asleep in the theater when I went to see Paranormal Activity. It could also be that the sounds over stimulate me, and feeling sleepy/going to sleep, is how my body reacts, because when I enter into deeper sleep, I don't register sound. Sometimes I don't register/process sound even when I'm awake. Now I'm curious as to why this could be, why these inaudible sounds make me sleepy, but since Autism is a difference in sensory perception, I'm sure that's got something to do with it.

[@zsanettzsan3209]

How can i protect myself from the direct low frequencies. Please answer! Thamk you wery much!!

[@leetay9132]

Set-up: Pair of 10" Peerless XXLS sub drivers about 2m away from my head playing 19Hz tone producing a peak to peak cone excursion of about 3mm (that's low, I'm not trying to wake the kids or kill my subs). Result: Helicopter sound. Feeling of general unease, chest not right after 10 minutes lying in bed (which has springs and might be adding to the effect). Sitting up to type this response and the sensation lessens but is still present.

[@davidbros849]

I felt my right ear hurting. Felt uneasy. I can see this been scary at night, especially, if it comes from a strong wind storm. Also not knowing what it is and what is happening. Those, in the comments making fun of it are just not imagining the above circumstances.

[@saypuppy4266]

Thank you sir! I have always wanted to know what volume was.

[@execash]

I love that you have Bank’s album in the background

[@FindingCreatures]

The physics term for volume / loudness is amplitude.

[@krmh42]

BRUH I WAS JUST WATCHING 19HZ UP TO MY EAR AND ALL OF A SUDDEN “iN LiFe tHeRe aRe mAnY SoUnDS tHaT mAkE uS uNc0MfOrTaBLE” 💀💀

[@hopez.9296]

I had my volume all the way up on both for about 30s, but only after watching the 19hz video my ears were ringing

[@ZulfiqarAli-wq1qe]

My neighbor has been torturing the hell out of me with this I have to build one

[@roger2949]

Did you manage to build one?

[@nisaba5752]

Ah yes, the *"Travis Scott Astroworld"* frequency. The one that made teens puke and pass out. I know being compressed until you are literally deprived of oxygen is more dangerous. But the kids at the concert this year were reporting having nightmares about the weird, distorted " helicopter"(one kid's description) sounds ever since that night,and a weird, "evil" vibe while it was playing before and during the show. A weaponized concert?!? Who knows his motive other than perhaps to make an impression?? Sick.

[@1400-h3b]

info from where we need an awareness but not really we need to be careful with this information out to public it’s far mind changing as it affected my life earlier or helped not sure

[@Nebulimity]

I used infrasound in my backrooms game and is VERY effective. It was nice to get an explanation of it :)

[@-worldmilitaryhistory4637]

Great. Picture of Lord Shiva or Vishnu at your background ?

[@EandVEntertainment]

Yes it's old school and from a movie musical, but Mario Lanza's "Be My Love" was the number one song in 1950 and done in one take. So that's my suggestion for song of the day.

[@jgadadi]

YAAAAAS! Banks on the background 👏👏👏👏

[@Liz-kk6pu]

"And my upstair neighbors"👀😩💦

[@brendanodoms5401]

you know, some people just shouldn't be aloud to use emojis

[@centralstar7168]

Emojis make me think otherwise about this comment 🍆👏👏👏🥵😭

[@mrclubby3920]

It’s called and apartment

[@CTR-UTH]

Y'all wild 😂😂

[@Louie92801]

Had a roommate put sounds in my room and I kept thinking I was going crazy till I youtubed it and found the exact sound.

[@MauriceMossisitnot]

Who else is checking this stuff out again after Travis Scott?

[@henrym6411]

Another wonderful upload from Jarrett!😁

[@vinyleyezz]

+HDM Reviews thank you so much for watching! 😄

[@henrym6411]

Vinyl Eyezz Any time man!😁

[@amaree9732]

I repeated the experiment and woke up every ghost in the neighborhood!

[@catman5546]

This is being used in neighborhoods against other neighbors! I have a neighbor that uses this against me !! At night he plays this with his stero !! This needs to be band !!

[@boringOdyssey]

i am feeling like breathless with 10 second of it

[@Thesquarewave]

As somewhat of a cardiophile, I was amused that the first thing that came to your mind when it came to bass sounds was heartbeat. lol

[@colemanczak1722]

Song Of The Day- NOFX- The Decline

[@vincentdsouza5802]

Our neighbours are keeping this kind of sound how do we avoid it, please give some advice much appreciated.

[@sonamikayelyan5617]

I have the same problem. My downstairs neighbors use two air conditioners at the same time all day and night long. And I can’t do anything to prevent it. But it is just a torture for me, I’m sleepless for all the summer season. I just don’t know what to do.

[@boringOdyssey]

now i'm searching happy frequency

[@shotyme4u]

I listened to something 4 days ago and I'm still feeling the effects, nausea, nearly hurling, sleep disruption, irregular heartbeat, feelings of extreme fear, confusion & panic. Will this go away anytime soon? It's freaking me out.

[@1400-h3b]

Are you ok i had something like this happen because it would not go away and it freaked me out because it didn’t feel right at all to this day i am not the same

[@shotyme4u]

@@1400-h3b I'm ok now but I can tell that something in me seems to be off a little.

[@kydatyvegrybatokeanvisoko2420]

This infrasound stuff was brought to my attention by the Game Grumps It's 1:14 am though and I don't wanna risk any discomfort

[@ianausdal7997]

The Man Who Sold The World - David Bowie

[@bassessentia8474]

i dont have anything from hertz under 20 hertz and i have a 30cm (12 inch) subwoofer and i actually like it, it might be also because i dont have enough power using my home amp but my house still shakes

[@cervichthyoquine]

2:12 I'm literally using those right now.

[@connor4391]

the 19 Hertz made it feel like my throat was closing up on me.....

[@AC-kt5xd]

Same

[@Pedro8k]

These infrasound can trigger a fight or flight response or make you feel very uneasy they are a left over from when we were hunter gatherers and were constantly listening for danger from predators they may also produce Audible hallucinations and feelings of fear and anxiety the effects are subliminal and can be physically felt if the volume is loud enough

[@truthseeker9454]

This brief video is very helpful, thank you! I've been trying to identify the source of infrasound in my condo for months. Several other neighbors and I have been trying to isolate it and we thought it was coming from a common neighbor's unit until today. The sound was occurring and they were both in my unit when the power went out briefly -- but the sound was uninterrupted. So now I'm back to puzzled again. Does anyone reading this know a means to track and locate the source of infrasound over distance, like say, 20 meters or more?

[@BaneofBots]

MythBusters tested this and found that it is merely an urban legend.

[@Ryan_ringler]

When wearing earbuds, I noticed it sounds very cool when you talk, almost the same effect when you get talking into a fan blade

[@michaelprivate9107]

makes sense a lot of people who claim they're targeted using infrasonic sound say they hear talking when they have a fan on in the room.

[@harmony4733]

Wait let me get this straight , shuld i turn up the volume so i can hear the helicopter sound, or shuld i just turn it up high enough , but just so i dont hear the sound, to have any effect? Also can my neigbour be affected from this ?

[@RodolfoAmbriz]

4:29 that happens to me when I listen constantly to cassettes. The hiss stays on my head.

[@mitchh.1259]

Hey Jarrett! I have recently purchased the epic "Sunset Mission" record from Bohren & Der Club of Gore and I LOVE it!! I want to thank you for all your inspirational videos about records. They have really made me enjoy vinyl more!

[@edgarparada3946]

Can a guitar practice session generate randomly (unintentionally) those infrasounds you mentioned? Sometimes people get upset when I play guitar. I don't know if this is due some fault or defect in an old amplifier.

[@BigChungusWhale]

Nah you just suck

[@sephlovesrice]

@@BigChungusWhale bruh🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Caleb904]

So at my local pawnshop they have a Stanton t-5b or 6b for 50 dollars, brand new. Is it worth it?

[@Caleb904]

Also is a straight tone arm bad?

[@noachav]

+Uncle Utters, Many audiophiles prefer a straight tonearm over S- or J-shaped ones.

[@Caleb904]

Noah Mulgay I heard that straight arms can damage the record, is that true? The model I’m looking at is the Stanton t-5b, seems pretty similar to what the guy in this video uses

[@noachav]

As with all things record-related, the shape of the tonearm is incredibly subjective. A good straight arm is better than a cheap curved arm and a good curved arm is better than a cheap tonearm. If you get a Pro-Ject, Ellipson, Rega, or other audiophile deck, you're more likely to get a straight tonearm. I personally prefer curved tonearms, due to the ability to swap headshells, necessitating only one tonearm, as opposed to two tonearms or turntables.

[@noachav]

+Uncle Utters, I'd say to go for it. I would look into using some of the saved money to upgrade the cartridge, though. Like Jarrett, I use an Ortofon 2M Red, which will set you back about $100.

[@3amdreamin809]

What your saying can be kind of hypnotic about the effects, so guys and gells pay attention to what you actually feel when you listen, without expectations

[@DNTCreativeMedia]

You can add "Gain" audio effect to to tracks to increase the sound well beyond the 12db volume control limit.

[@HANGWAVE]

Hi, loved your video but how can I access the infrasound clip? The 19 Hz has been set to private (meaning no access) from the viewer’s end.

[@beatlebrad5339]

This is very interesting !! Thanks .

[@vinyleyezz]

+Beatle Brad no problem Brad! Glad you liked it!

[@hmd3278]

I went to the 19 hz vid then a 17 hz vid, and they sounded quite similar, though when i adjusted the volume I heard a series of pops, which was weird.

[@screech9684]

The Person That's cause likely you body/mind isn't use to trying to hear something below our average hearing plus with it needing to vibrate in order to hear it might've distorted it just a tad :)

[@eastcoastandloveit3857]

Song of the day could be head by a century by the tragically hip. Thanks . Love your videos

[@ethanakers2586]

Hey Jarrett, whats the CD player that you use in your setup?

[@vinyleyezz]

+Ethan Akers it’s actually a DVD player that I use to play CS and also DVD Audio discs, like Robert Rich’s Somnium! I love that player, I’ve had it forever haha

[@BJbear2001]

I'm here to figure out how to combat the 19 to 17Hz sound. There is a noise coming from a neighboring building that sounds like a negative air pressure or "Helicopter." I'm glad that at least I now know that that noise is a 19Hz sound somehow coming from an air conditioner(possibly fit with a linear compressor that puts off an effect like a 'Tesla Earthquake Machine'). At least now I can start figuring out how to neutralize 19 to 17Hz ranges.

[@TxcMiasma]

Infrasonic frequency are the best. Greatest for music additions. Gives depth to the sound, a wholr different experience

[@Hnkka]

I can hear pretty low sounds. During some horror movies i hear that pulsing noise and im just wondering where that comes, notice that it comes from the movie, notice a pattern and predict jumpscares and scary things :D The noise starts like 15seconds before the scare and stops right before the scary thing that makes you kinda jump :D

[@joeynava3439]

Vinyl Eeyez where do you go to make your own record? Thank you

[@DetectiveJones]

That is bizarre. I just began working on audio for my game and was looking through sound effects and found one called "Low buzz pulses" Thinking it would be a cool ominous sound, and it was but it wasn't even that helicopter level of low frequency yet I was still feeling off after hearing it for a few seconds.

[@kylerudney569]

Song of the day- Freezing moon by Mayhem

[@TheKatiness]

Question - i was at a Judas priest concert in the 80s and when they did "some heads are gonna roll", my head was literally rolling. It was so freaky! I looked around and everyone else's heads were rolling too. How did they do that?

[@therapidjags738]

Did you buy kind of blue?

[@Defensive_Wounds]

This makes me think of the South Park episode about *The Brown Note* ...lol Sunno)) use this Infrasound all the time in their music!!! It can make people fight or flight also make people vomit....lol

[@Gr8Passion4Music]

I checked both 20 Hz and 19 Hz sound frequencies, a car standing in the porch of a house with it's engine running sounds just like this in the bedroom. It isn't scary but it tends to feel uncomfortable because of a throbbing bass.