The Loudest Sound In The Quietest Room

[@schneemann-fy6gi]

I think the craziest thing is realizing how much what we hear is actually echo

[@cattfishh7331]

underrated comment

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

?

[@GrrillaFinger]

​@@cattfishh7331what did you rate it?

[@Lambeh]

​@@GrrillaFinger 5/7 - a perfect score.

[@NameUnimportant]

Literally was thinking this in my mind but couldn't put it into words for some reason.

[@MsClaudiaDuran]

The quiet room said "STFU!" to that loud whistle real quick.

[@HOPE-wg5pb]

​@@abdulrawoof2347u dumb?

[@ragmanv420]

@@abdulrawoof2347they didn’t even say it fully though why are you like this lil bro

[@Triflingtales4444]

@@abdulrawoof2347are you 7? Or are you just a control freak who thinks they should be able to control everyone’s language?

[@sohefty9512]

@@abdulrawoof2347BOOOOOOOOOO👎

[@UH-60_Blackhawk]

​​@@abdulrawoof2347 ah yeah because four letters = abuse, somehow. edit: for anyone wondering what he said, he said "you think you're cool for using abusive words?" or something like that

[@cullenbutler4381]

"It just ends as soon as its done." Truest words I have ever heard.

[@papanam4267]

Isn’t that like the phrase, “You were born on the day your mother gave birth to you.” ?

[@cullenbutler4381]

@@papanam4267 Yeah kinda.

[@magnuswright5572]

I was born at a young age, and soon after, grew with age

[@lil_sanjana]

I was born when I was a baby and my mom was a woman

[@toddsmith8608]

That's when you have the moment of clarity.

[@smelbeef1029]

Now let’s see how loud it is when I drop a metal waterbottle 💀

[@dhruvrathi7116]

Casually making everyone deaf

[@Angel-AFA]

or shake plastic bag

[@hanchen267]

*Metalpipe.sfx* Look a bottle is technically a closed off pipe so I’m not wrong

[@Mr12Relic]

Open a cake container.

[@SownDyndrome]

Oh no

[@Abracadeez]

I love how he still wears eye protection to do noise experiments lmao

[@hadensnodgrass3472]

What if the balloon thwapt him in the eyes? 😂

[@borntoclimb7116]

Lol

[@KaramAlayan]

@Abracadeez its the same when they force you to wear protective gloves to mix the salt in water experiment in school 😂😂😂

[@StevenMcSteve]

@@KaramAlayanthats more to learn the principle of wearing protective equipment, only thing I can think of for an adult qualified scientist doing it is maybe the pin somehow being flung out his hand by the balloon? Bit of a weird thing but that could be why, or just a slight nod to "hey protective equipment is good for science experiments"

[@H3gamer360]

Safety 1rd

[@Lorentz_Driver]

Love how the quiet room looks so serene while the reverb chamber is just some drywall and a fan

[@franchocornejo4270]

what are you doing here Lorentz Driver, get back to fusion sniping in crucible lol

[@_chopper_]

Why I just failed onslaught legend and I have to be reminded of this horrible game 🤬

[@Oddity_Jigglepants]

The quit room is green screen 😅😅😅😅

[@crestothegecko6279]

@@_chopper_The curse truly is a horrible thing to have

[@SinfullyHera]

​@@Oddity_JigglepantsNo, it's really not

[@DragonaxFilms]

The complete lack of echo is heavenly. Everything sounds so clean.

[@Our-Creator-Loves-Us]

The video is really proof that we have a Creator.❤️ Everything you saw in the video (the whistle, the balloon, the anechoic chamber) are made of things called “atoms”! And these are amazing than you think: Atoms are so small, millions could fit on the period at the end of this comment! -> . Everything around you, from your hand to the whole universe, are made of 100+ different types of atoms! And guess what? The screen you’re using to read this KZbin comment is also made from 100+ different types of atoms - that’s around trillions of trillions (more than you can imagine) of atoms! We really live in a detailed world.🌌 A world that did not exist by accident, but invented!

[@cenfer9962]

@@Our-Creator-Loves-Us Bro anyone that graduated middle school knows about atoms. Stop forcing religion in science

[@matthewpinn4]

An audio directors dream

[@mark-jf5ik]

@@Our-Creator-Loves-Us this dude can see a puddle of water on the ground and say "holy shit 🙏"

[@totally_not_a_bot]

​@@Our-Creator-Loves-UsI mostly agree with you, but I counted and there are about 20-25 or so kinds of atoms in my phone. Similar story with my body. Please stick to things you know, and please refrain from preaching in KZbin comments. Politely discussing is fine, but proscelyting rarely is.

[@Tyraeleon]

The quiet room seems like a relaxing place to meditate or the perfect bedroom for Daredevil

[@MichaelOnwusoro]

Underrated comment

[@MichaelOnwusoro]

Daredevil will have a stroke in the Reverberation chamber. 😂

[@patrik5188]

Nobody lastet in quit room more than 1 hour

[@IronianKnight]

It's actually so quiet that it is considered a mild to moderate psychological hazard. Isolation in the quiet room can lead to surprisingly intense phenomena like audio hallucinations or hyperawareness of the few very quiet noises of your body. Genuinely torturous to some people.

[@MichaelOnwusoro]

@@IronianKnight Wooow

[@yk-its-zain]

that loud room is any school gym😂

[@JustAGreatElderlyBeing]

And the quiet one is a college library

[@rockarola55]

​@@JustAGreatElderlyBeingYou do have a point, as books are extremely good at absorption (be it sound, smell or knowledge), due to their almost infinite edges and low density 😊

[@josephbovington4468]

Fr man the ballon pop reminded me of smacking a gym mat on the floor in the school gym

[@MelonHere20]

TRUUUUUE

[@10aelbeg22]

A week ago the folded TT (table tennis) fell, sounded like a cannon or smtn loud

[@Sonilotos]

He's protecting his eyes from the evil sound waves

[@Beresunablle]

Thats just SOP😂😂😂

[@clairemacmillan5098]

😂😂😂 Safety first, peeps!

[@AManChoosesASlaveObeys]

safety numbe won priority

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

@@Beresunablle?

[@mattrogers6646]

​@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072so on point? Maybe

[@n76543]

the house when my family is sleeping vs the house when I'm sleeping

[@O_79]

😂😂😂

[@gestaltramen]

Truuue 😭😭😭

[@mirsiedlund]

So true. And then they get pissed the eff off if you wake them, but have no problem waking you up. Eesh.

[@Kambra]

most real and true thing i ever did see

[@RealNefastus]

you should sleep with your family then

[@TCrist_]

“It just ends as soon as it’s done” great observation there

[@timzzythelitbro]

That quiet room is every recording artist's happy place

[@R_RS2]

Ikr😂

[@SonicCDGamin]

For real bro anyone who records KZbin videos, music, or games would love this room

[@RollingHotdogs]

even me a broadcaster really wants that😭

[@sassafrassanid5718]

Dude, I want to record music in that reverb room so bad!

[@flamingrubys11]

it wouldnt be at that room white noisse is gone and you cna only hear your own breathing and heartbeat, and other small details you normally dont notice because of the white noise thats constantly around us

[@1molOfMoles]

“Now here’s a balloon pop in the anechoic chamber” *Call of Duty hitmarker noise*

[@the_undead]

It's not quite the hit marker sound, but I would not be surprised at all if that's what they started with and then edited it a little

[@justlea6179]

Someone said exactly what I was thinking! XD

[@Rehearesecone6580]

Sounds more like the balloons from balloon tower defense

[@1molOfMoles]

@@Rehearesecone6580 Holy shit that’s even better!

[@WootmansayWOOT]

@@Rehearesecone6580Thats what i was thinking

[@Gigachad101-i8g]

Silent Room : Balloon (Pop) Loudest Room : Balloon (50 cal)

[@toostealthyforyou27]

😂😂😂

[@potatoes_and_potato]

Ballon Suppressed [for quietest room]

[@jsplinc2000]

Cal = caliber (idk)

[@jsplinc2000]

​@@potatoes_and_potato Like, it only stopped there for about 1 second.

[@LodanSD]

I wanna hear BlueNile's H2O Balloon in the Quiet Room!

[@Ilikecheese3581]

That room made a simple balloon popping sound like a nuclear warfare

[@diceytee43]

A music producer's biggest dream and nightmare

[@SolusElectronic]

frrr, as a music producer i can confirm

[@irbomusic]

frrr, as a music producer i can confirm

[@for_nothing_important]

frrr, as a music listener i can confirm

[@MrTreazzyofficial]

frrr, as a music producer i can confirm

[@badsenseiwuu]

frrr, as a music producer i can confirm

[@TheDivineChicken]

When you get a glass of water at 3am and you accidentally knock over something :

[@WereWade]

The equivalent of a Loony Toon falling down stairs.

[@leerunion519]

Wake up to sneeze, at 345 am and the whole house goes into high alert ⚠️ like they all got spotted in Metal Gear ⁉️‼️‼️‼️

[@loranlomiller54]

Hahaha😂

[@Helmotz.]

"You have alerted the horde"

[@musicisthefoodofthesoul]

With some techniques I literally take the quietest sh-t in 4am but my dad still wakes up from a water drop and jumpscare me in the darkness, cussing at me. lmfao (I can hear my neighbor snoring thats how thin our walls are)

[@theworldsgreatestjidiot9667]

Gotta wear those safety goggles. Don't want that sound hitting you in the eye

[@ayeshanasir9916]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PouriaATA]

Damn😂

[@alexisAesthetica]

XDDD

[@Loralanthalas]

Days without accidents: 1

[@parecearabe]

👍👍👍

[@cosmatic420]

God, I can feel my spine chill every time I hear that. Such an soul shrieking cry of peace

[@Anonymous-73]

The Loud Room: name of a comedy show The Quiet Room: Title of a horror movie

[@solitaryopm]

real

[@justamanofculture12]

Real

[@TheNuggieofDoom]

Like the "Quiet Place"

[@theinsanegamer1024]

@@TheNuggieofDoom And Loud House

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

Nice

[@terminalvelocityrunner2202]

That silent room gives a surprisingly good spectacle of how fast Sound waves travel. You hear it and then it just cuts off abruptly without a trace. Thats the sound that would normally bounce around a little being absorbed into the walls instead. Idk, maybe it’s just me, but i find it incredibly interesting to be able to hear how fast it disperses.

[@AngelinaParker1]

Me too.

[@EllipticGeometry]

It’s the other way around if anything. In a typical room, sound dissipates appreciably in a decent fraction of a second. That corresponds to tens of bounces in a major room mode, or hundreds of meters of travel. Each bounce takes away so little that it would seem sound travels more slowly than it actually does, given the huge difference an anechoic chamber makes.

[@johnjhonson-j3u]

⁠@@EllipticGeometryI agree I think it shows how perceivable the speed of sound actually is and how astronomically far off it is from light. For example in my 2 story house there are certain spots where I can get a tail of almost 2 seconds off of a snap or a clap which itself is an instantaneous burst. I’m not saying it’s slow but it’s slow enough that the difference we perceive in an anechoic is well beyond perceptible even in tighter spaces. The air always takes a moment to get back to equilibrium. I think the best way to get a solid gauge of the speed of sound is to watch fireworks from a known distance. Say you’re 3 football fields (roughly 300 meters or yards) away from the actual blast. You’re going to see the explosion and then about a second later you’re going to hear the explosion. It’s the exact same feeling as watching a video where the audio is desynced and the words aren’t lining up with the lip movements. Roughly 3 football fields in one second is still super fast for say, a person or a car, but when sound is bouncing back and forth within a space closed space, a single wave peak can travel much further than that before it dissipates into unintelligibility.

[@k.r.99]

Loudest room? That'd be every average kitchen and bathroom between midnight and dawn.

[@LRM12o8]

Relatable 😅

[@Quiescere0]

Yes, and the spoon or metallic cup falling to the floor sounds like a fricking thermonuclear bomb

[@Truehistory-108]

Yup

[@squishyseraph7780]

Ooof

[@toivovosuri4850]

True

[@SkylerEvee]

You don’t need a quit room or loud when you’re deaf. The quietest thing you can do is to take off your colar implants and let the buzzing static noise hit you as your brain makes up sounds to make it feel like it’s never quiet no matter how hard you try. The loudest thing you can do is put them back on after hours and get hit with the loud noises you are yet to get use too. It’s something you have to think about and many people feel bad that I’m deaf. But I love it.

[@vqwuai]

not even the quiet room could make the fork at 3am soundless

[@wrampagegamer]

Fr fr

[@bIobofficialyt]

omg its 2 am as i write this

[@GrimeReaperMan]

TF are you eating for the fork to be that loud??

[@barakobama5591]

@@GrimeReaperMan it’s grabbing the fork from the drawer. It’s hard to grab it without making a lot of noise

[@wrampagegamer]

@@GrimeReaperMan EXACTLY 💯💯💪 I EAT FORK THATS WHY ITS SO LOUD 📢

[@rehanmirzaa]

My dad was a Broadcast Engineer and we would visit studio rooms which were built eliminate sound reflection. When you talk in such a room it feels both weird and satisfying and if you just lay there after a while you'd start to hear your organs

[@devincetee5335]

That makes me feel somewhat uncomfortable

[@blakksheep736]

...

[@wildfire9280]

@@devincetee5335 listen to your heartbeat

[@Nuklr_rrrTheProtogen]

oh so after a while it just sounds like what i hear occasionally every day? nice lol-

[@tuxxito]

dude i know i wanna record a vocalist in there

[@Tetr0id]

Balloon in Loud Room: GUNSHOT 💀💀💀💀💀 Balloon in Quiet Room: tiny tap 🤗

[@Iwanttoblowmybrainsoutrn]

Balloon*

[@HAPPY_YT111]

*balloon

[@TheUglyCuckling]

​@@HAPPY_YT111* a-hole

[@sumitgpatil]

🎉😂😂

[@FerSkecth472]

I feel so betrayed with that xd

[@wendytaiaroa4420]

Raging in the loudest room would go crazy💀

[@froilanbas759]

My tinnitus can never stfu in that room.

[@t.f.r287]

As a fellow tinnitus victim, i feel your pain. We need a constant white noise to avoid going insane.

[@JessicaN555]

Riiiight!? That room terrifies me. It'd just be like EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE~

[@nestle6763]

True

[@trashboat115]

Fr

[@AugustusAsgeir]

Same I'm always playing music or something

[@phantoker]

Next up: the Aztec death whistle

[@MoboFromDoomed]

OHHHHHHHH

[@MoboFromDoomed]

DUDE

[@eyunseville1310]

💀💀💀

[@JK-cs1be]

I would love to hear that

[@calicobagels]

YESS

[@nonjabiznas]

I got to stand inside the worlds quietest room for 60 seconds. You can hear your heartbeat, your lungs fill with air, and the blood running through your veins. It's incredibly disorienting.

[@hankybanister1]

Where at?

[@noob19087]

I can hear all of those normally. Also blinking, moving my eyes, sometimes even flexing muscles. Do people just not hear that?

[@cardboardcapeii4286]

@@noob19087no, you must have an incredibly acute sense of hearing.

[@noob19087]

@@cardboardcapeii4286 Oh come on. I've spent years training my nose for my cooking and tasting hobbies, and now you're telling me I've been the ear guy all along? Granted, I am an audiophile, maybe that has something to do with it.

[@EssamAlami-s2z]

My Tinnitus DOES NOT approve XD

[@shannondelacruz452]

Just imagining a lightning strike happening in the loudest room. That would be some amazing thunder.

[@robbiewilson214]

you never think about silence having a sound until someone posts a recording of the quiet room

[@mikey92362]

I get overwhelmed by sound sometimes. Not by volume, but by too many sounds at once. What you hear as background noise, I hear as lots of individual sounds fighting for my attention. Drove me nuts as a kid. Not so bad anymore. But when I was young I built a soundproof room. It was actually worse. The heartbeat, breathing, blood pulsing in my head, and every little movement felt amplified. Oh, and then there's the audio paradolia from the white noise of your blood. You start to hear music. I get the same effect from fans and electric motors sometimes. I think I'd lose it in that quiet room after a while. Silence can be incredibly loud.

[@nicholaspapaleo1076]

@@mikey92362that’s fucking crazy I did the same shit and always thought maybe I just was over sensitive 😂when I was younger I thought I had like some super power I didn’t know how to control

[@Ian_MacGregor]

@@mikey92362you’re not alone man. I also sometimes hear weird music patterns through fans or other white noise type things.

[@desertbanshee8167]

Same. In the quietest of places is where I properly hear most noise (mentally as well as physically). I presume it's coz there's no background noise but it drives me nuts esp' when I hear my eardrums pulsating or get that swishing noise in my head.

[@BenjjyBoi]

@@mikey92362 yeah bro that do be the autism

[@AmethystShard82]

The balloon in the silent room made my mind go immediately to a suppressed .22lr

[@Adityabikramnayak]

The quite room resembles the feeling of waking up at 6 am in the morning.

[@TmJC1]

a true american

[@prakharanand5760]

yep, americans being americans

[@dootmcsploot4180]

​@@prakharanand5760 @TmJC1 What countries are y'all from again?

[@dondon7120]

@@dootmcsploot4180inferior ones

[@KataIIama]

the quietest room feels like when you scream in a dream

[@voilet-the-non-violet-vulpix]

Holy shit Dreams have nothing for the screams to echo off of, that’s why it’s like that Now we need to figure out what’s missing from dreams that makes you run so slow

[@EmparaNox]

I know what you mean, like something is holding you back or stealing your breath

[@VarioustinglesASMR]

@@voilet-the-non-violet-vulpix EVERYTIME Ive ever had a scary dream, my movement gets sluggish and my voice is quiet and strained! my theory is that its due to very partial consciousness caused by the fear, combining with how your body paralyzes itself while asleep. thus your real inability to move and speak easily is seeping into your dream

[@sinniedagoat]

@@VarioustinglesASMRyou god damn genius.

[@samiamrg7]

Just, “AAH-“

[@HashimMohammed_8BP]

Imagine setting off fireworks in the quiet room and then listening in from the outside to see if you can hear them

[@harrisford97]

I hv a reverberation chamber…it can be heard when relations occur…

[@epoole1]

My upstairs neighbor could live in the quietest room and I'd probably still hear him

[@WildTrek]

It probably isn’t insulated between the floorboards and the flat surface of the floor and the flat surface of your ceiling basically makes a drum 🥁 lol

[@leoli8004]

If that was the case.. it wouldn't meet the basic requirements of being the "quiet room". Please think before you post.

[@matter_gaming]

​@@leoli8004 It's a well known joke. . .

[@onyx31914]

@@leoli8004invite a little humor in life. You will be far happier

[@jackslepowron5905]

​@@leoli8004 silly 😂😂

[@SHAizKool]

That loudest room feels like when you try grab your snacks at 3am

[@mindflayer203]

Relatable!!😂😂😂

[@xmofo83x]

Especially at the in-law's house 😂

[@natecarte6807]

Underated comment!

[@gordonklassen3182]

Putting away/stacking Pyrex bowls at 5:00 am.

[@splarty]

Fr 😂

[@kyototomokui6676]

“First we’re gonna pop a balloon” SHOTS FIRED, SHOTS FIRED!

[@MajorZero61]

_tactical rolling proceeds_

[@MMMous]

*IM HIT IM HIT!*

[@BozoTheMonke]

@@MajorZero61 nah that's craaaaaaaaaazy

[@silentrumbl3206]

Or was it a pinecone? I forgor

[@maheshbibe3892]

​@@silentrumbl3206Yep, it was an acorn

[@Cbrrah]

I don’t think people realize how loud 142 decibels actually is. Extremely loud rock concerts usually never pass 110 DB. Most modern concerts sit around 100 DB.

[@TheOfficialDorianelevator]

now, put a air raid siren in the loudest room.

[@AFKMEN]

bro gets deafen instantly as the alarm gets strength Edit: MOM IM FAMOUS

[@Eskatunna]

And listening to it using a stethoscope. 💀💀💀

[@TheOfficialDorianelevator]

@@Eskatunna 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@DankTheGank520]

an*

[@joshmusicmix9459]

Your hearing loss is not service related.

[@youafruitcup]

imagine ripping a fat fart in both rooms

[@Chicky_Lumps]

"Fart with *extra* reverb"

[@Krondelo]

Lmao. One time I was with my friend sitting on his boat which was turned upside down in his yard. I farted and it basically reverberated like crazy through the boat frame. We didnt expect it. 😂😅😅

[@Subject_Keter]

​@@KrondeloGirls: All guys think about is hooking up with other girls! Guys be like:

[@bruhjotaro8488]

​@@Subject_Keter ?

[@TheUnfortunate0ne1]

@@bruhjotaro8488if the joke went over your head, don’t expect an explanation. It wasn’t for you.

[@Kenny4234]

the loud room: 💣 the quiet room: average bloon tower defense gameplay

[@WWENFLfan]

haha i just thought the same thing

[@BtdPro.]

True

[@BtdPro.]

Btd6 is fun and battles 2 too

[@smallw2003]

​@@BtdPro. Ooh a rare battles 2 player. What elo are you on rn

[@BtdPro.]

@@smallw2003 last season I got top 50% this season I just started ranked climb and on 79 trophies so far Will update trophy count if comment is liked so I get notifications

[@mikehuff9793]

The amount of isolation it takes to make a truly “soundproof” room is astounding. My father worked on Butch Truck’s Florida studios & it was amazing. From the ground up, the entire room was on a “floating foundation” to not transfer any energy from the walls to the concrete foundation beneath. There’s SOOO much that goes into the construction of these rooms BEFORE any acoustics insulation is even added. It sparked my passion for sound

[@kamal_vaasan]

A bow down to the acoustic engineer. Immaculate architecture.

[@thenedanocap7673]

Take this the wrong way and you're done for. 😅💀🙉😭 I did not mean to type the monkey emoji. 😭

[@kamal_vaasan]

@@thenedanocap7673 I am a audio engineering nerd. I believe my intentions are perceived in the appropriate mannar 🙂

[@RandomMushroom-xm5kj]

@@thenedanocap7673nah, a lot of scientists are autistic, no harm done

[@GTLG]

@@thenedanocap7673 i can tell you actually did mean to type the monkey emoji because you never edited your comment

[@thenedanocap7673]

@@GTLG I didn't feel like it

[@MrBeetsGaming]

The sound of my tinnitus in the quiet room is louder than anything in the loud one guaranteed

[@Half_of_The_World]

Same bro

[@aracelylopezpsyd5794]

Yessss

[@BEdwardStover]

That is why so many tinnitus sufferers keep some sounds on all the time. Otherwise the tinnitus gets to sounding like it is deafening. While I typed this, my tinnitus just feels like it is getting louder and louder. But I know from hearing tests, that just 2 years ago, i heard everything. Now I am missing the very highest range sounds, about average for a man my age, 63.

[@craig5322]

Same

[@DanielSolisQuetzal]

I know each tinnitus is different, but an otoreurologist taught me to "hide" it under some sounds and make my brain don't think of it until I was able to not to hear in my day to day life (unless I think of it, like right now, but most of the time it's gone).

[@brittleann9823]

The quietest room sounds like how running in a dream feels. I can't explain it.

[@thenoobprogaming2755]

YUP FR THØ!😂

[@thenoobprogaming2755]

​@M.N_2_3.RIIIIGHT! SAME HERE ALSØ!😂

[@DonManuelConLeonsJacket]

Inhibited?

[@laur83]

WHY does this make so much sense

[@ThewOrldIssqUare]

No echo : no momentum

[@Trix10cade]

Loudest room? Nah, that's my kitchen at 3am when I accidentally drop a steel glass.

[@BigChuw]

Schools put us in the reverb chamber for lunch and complain when it’s loud 😂

[@Bushija]

REAL

[@motnik]

Good point! Something school designers should think about

[@leviticus2001]

*That's* why busy restaurants are so freaking loud!

[@leviticus2001]

@@motnik I think they do it's just that most of the buildings are way too old to support that kind of thing.

[@viperdemonz-jenkins]

never thought about that, but it is true lunchrooms are always full of reverb.

[@TheDivineChicken]

“Ok first we’re going to try popping a balloon” **gunshot**

[@Codeheart]

Was scrolling for this exact comment, similar thought gang go brr!

[@Killbayne]

​@@Codeheart similar thought gang go pop*

[@jhsevs]

Tell me you’re american without telling me

[@ImmenseBRPlayer2852]

Even without the room, it can still be louder than a shotgun.

[@dannycomellas]

I'm surprised he didn't have ear protection on for that

[@Thatonesleepyfox]

"And this is the loudest" *shits pants aggressively*

[@Bushija]

I READ THIS COMMENT RIGHR AS I GOT TO THAT PART IM SOBBING 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@e.aproject1895]

lol

[@SkibidiSociety-wv5qv]

*sharts cutely in response*

[@Yesiloveburritos]

​@@Bushijabro cant watch a full short before opening the comments

[@Bushija]

@@Yesiloveburritos HELP LMAOOO

[@Christian1White]

To imagine Nassan Dorma being sung in that loud room is something that would bust ear drums! Though the sound has got to be angelic of a mesmerizing and powerful sound of the beauty of music being reverberated through the room with the echoes being the decrescendo of the music itself! That would give you chills!

[@RoundShades]

"Ah, it's so loud, i can't see"

[@imfunkingivincible886]

Are u on crack

[@PinnedComparisonsYT]

No replies? Lemme fix that

[@Quiescere0]

🤣, this comment has a good looking smell

[@AVerySealishSeal]

@@Quiescere0 this reply tastes really good

[@belenjayson3332]

I started hear colors and see sounds with this comment. 😮

[@charlesbeltington-smythe9229]

Must be embarrassing to break wind in the loud room.

[@Blueoceandog]

PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

[@Killbayne]

[fart reverb sfx]

[@KCzz15]

*[Maintains eye contact with a slight smug smile]*

[@jaroslawczach4845]

I PAID 20 BUCKS TO DO THAT😂😂😂

[@Bigassboya]

It woyld sound like a dragon growling right behind you

[@Nick-bn6ch]

The reverberation chamber is literally jail

[@1chaft]

I would love it in there, id just be singing all day like im in the opera

[@Nick-bn6ch]

You'd make enemies of your cell mates pretty quick

[@dakoderii4221]

If they deadened the sound just a little, it would lower people's stress levels and reduce fights. That makes too much sense though so it will never be done. Also jails view herbs, spices, and salt as nothing more than flavor so they don't allow any. That causes nutrient deficiencies, despite adequate calorie intake. That can cause all sorts of behavioral problems. Instead of fixing the root of the problem they turn to pills. Makes more money that way!

[@FuzzyFoot58]

I see you dont know what the word "literally" means.

[@Nick-bn6ch]

I see you don't know what county is like

[@FragmentOffline]

The quiet room would be great for doing folly art in.

[@kevinkarnes4067]

I'd like to see the anechoic chamber painted with Musou Black. So it absorbs sound and light. Like sensory deprivation.

[@Ro99]

What are your interests? Torture? I’m joking of course that sounds kind of interesting to be honest

[@Nefariously_ignorant]

Probably reflect more sound

[@yetanotheraccount3361]

What a great idea lol

[@maruftim]

there's no need lol, the room is actually pitch black without the lights on

[@O_79]

@@maruftim+1

[@kitsunemusicisfire]

As a musician, im literally drooling at the thought of getting access to either room. The quiet room is perfect for recording and the loud room would make sound design so much fun.

[@t.c.v.t.]

Quiet rooms aren't necessarily great for recording.

[@kitsunemusicisfire]

@@t.c.v.t. Yes, but the REASON it's quiet is why. The walls absorb sound so there aren't any echoes, and there's no chance of any outside noise interfering. It is an optimal room for recording.

[@t.c.v.t.]

@@kitsunemusicisfire outside noise shouldn't be a factor anyway unless you're in some kind of shitty fucking room that wouldn't even suffice to live in. Plenty of Studios are soundproofed and they're not designed to this degree this is more for designing and testing products then used for recording.

[@1nicube]

@@kitsunemusicisfire the room absorb too much noise. It would suck to record in that room. There is a reason why studio dont use those type of room. You need more of a audiometric room than an anechoic room.

[@t.c.v.t.]

@@1nicube Yeah it would almost sound like a vacuum. Too dry. Having a quiet room like this is different then a sound proof room with proper acoustics for a "dead" room. This is not it. It would sound like shit recording in there the proof is the noises they made being picked up by the cameras mic. It sounded like shit there is the proof. Too dead like I tried to tell the "rapper" (which we know means they mix all in the box with shit monitors in a untreated room in their house with very shit techniques they picked up from KZbin videos) these are more for testing as the conditions of the room are extreme. Rooms like that are for R&D for companies making sound related products not recording.

[@DonnyJohnGotThePass]

The balloon in the loudest room sounds like a bomb😂

[@YQKjack]

Or a pew-pew

[@placeholderhandle1001]

@@YQKjack or a flamethrower

[@SyntaxNation]

​@@placeholderhandle1001 no it doesn't

[@Our-Creator-Loves-Us]

The video is really proof that we have a Creator.❤️ Everything you saw in the video (the whistle, the balloon, the rooms) are made of things called “atoms”! And these are amazing than you think: Atoms are so small, millions could fit on the period at the end of this comment! -> . Everything around you, from your hand to the whole universe, are made of 100+ different types of atoms! And guess what? The screen you’re using to read this KZbin comment is also made from 100+ different types of atoms - that’s around trillions of trillions (more than you can imagine) of atoms! We really live in a detailed world.🌌 A world that did not exist by accident, but invented!

[@placeholderhandle1001]

@@Our-Creator-Loves-Us i think this guy is a bot because he's commented on 3 different comments with the same thing not hating on god or anything, i respect him

[@briangriffin5372]

“It ends as soon as it’s done” those words really lifted me up ✊

[@graydenday3760]

I heard the quietest room is so quiet you can hear your own circulatory system.

[@bbgwsp]

Because most of the sound you hear is from outside, but there is no outside. And the echo (50% of the sound you hear) is eliminated as well. So all you hear is the sound directly travelling into your ear.

[@rollsaroundindirt]

I can hear it anyway...

[@TomBricks310]

Reverb: 100% Wet, vs 0% Dry

[@Shellcatxher]

Reverb: 0% diffusion: prolly like 4%

[@itsnotjustme2002]

💀💀

[@Our-Creator-Loves-Us]

The video is really proof that we have a Creator.❤️ Everything you saw in the video (the whistle, the balloon, the anechoic chamber) are made of things called “atoms”! And these are amazing than you think: Atoms are so small, millions could fit on the period at the end of this comment! -> . Everything around you, from your hand to the whole universe, are made of 100+ different types of atoms! And guess what? The screen you’re using to read this KZbin comment is also made from 100+ different types of atoms - that’s around trillions of trillions (more than you can imagine) of atoms! We really live in a detailed world.🌌 A world that did not exist by accident, but invented!

[@Sowboi1985]

So we have the interstellar ending and then a garage with 2 lawn chairs rotating

[@fynnleyclark7007]

The loudest room is my cafeteria when somebody randomly pops a chip bag😂😂😂

[@ghidorahclaws]

You know why adults don't want you popping chip bags right?

[@DavidLinn]

I'm 31. thank you for minding me of that

[@Arto343434]

People that exaggerate what they think their emotions should be are so cringe. Like it just feels so contrived and it makes me annoyed. Like his dumb face when you hear a louder than usual ballon sound because you’re in a room whose purpose is to make sounds louder. Like, what do you expect. It wasn’t that crazy, even if the camera doesn’t pick up who loud it really was, the expression was like a subdued but over the top one, like acting. That’s how it comes across. Same with the quiet pop. Just cringe.

[@fireredgaming1]

The quiet room is definitely the most crisp

[@silubonilezajiji6534]

The World's quietest room An introvert's heaven

[@Mr-Trox]

These rooms can actually be really unsettling, even to an introvert like me. All those little noises you're so used to hearing are gone, and it's really weird going from a normal quiet to this. It makes you a bit nervous because it feels *wrong*

[@hydrathermal9030]

Apparently the record for staying in one of those rooms is less than an hour. Eventually sounds that your brain will normally drown out, like your heartbeat, will come on in full display.

[@ilikecheese8888]

​@hydrathermal9030 maybe when you're not making noise. I've recorded in one for over an hour. It's not that bad, just trippy. If you're alone and not making noise I could see how it would get to you though.

[@phantom_mserafi]

Not that serious seems like a prison

[@spblackey]

@@hydrathermal9030 That's an old wive's tale. I think Veritasium did a bit on one as well, maybe even in the dark? We had both anechoics and a reverb at work and I'd have no problem being in the anechoic 30 min plus.

[@digitaldogs233]

I love sound, and what different frequencies can do. In the bathroom shut the door and hum, but if you try different notes you'll get the frequency that the room holds, and what it does is make the room feel like it's vibrating. It's really cool and can be used in meditation using sound.

[@KnownNiche1999]

Least soundproofed room of a reaction KZbinr (they will never need it)

[@Our-Creator-Loves-Us]

The video is really proof that we have a Creator.❤️ Everything you saw in the video (the whistle, the balloon, the anechoic chamber) are made of things called “atoms”! And these are amazing than you think: Atoms are so small, millions could fit on the period at the end of this comment! -> . Everything around you, from your hand to the whole universe, are made of 100+ different types of atoms! And guess what? The screen you’re using to read this KZbin comment is also made from 100+ different types of atoms - that’s around trillions of trillions (more than you can imagine) of atoms! We really live in a detailed world.🌌 A world that did not exist by accident, but invented!

[@TheCartoonyMan]

“It ends as soon as it’s done” ✅

[@duckingpotato]

😂😂

[@_ueij]

We have one ear on each side.

[@lemuelpierre2808]

This comment got me 😂

[@qwertyuiop8795]

That right arm is not a left arm

[@JoeBlow-ub1us]

You know what he meant... 😂

[@bazzellmike]

A real reverb chamber that most have never heard is the inside of a spherical water tank. I inspected those for years and it's the wildest sound to hear your voice for a while after speaking. One of the workers dropped a grinder and we still heard it after a minute.

[@airmanon7213]

I'm glad you had ear protection on for the whistle in the loud room. Safety first, everyone!

[@celestialknight2339]

Friendly reminder: Hearing loss is irreversible, and anything around 75-80 dB already puts you in the danger zone. Be careful when listening to music, going to concerts, or even mowing the lawn! Wear hearing protection whenever possible, and turn the volume down! 👍🏼 Your ears & brain will thank you in the future. Tinnitus is not fun for anyone.

[@AdhvaithSane]

Oh yeah? And how on earth do some people (namely soldier), from all around the world use guns without even training their ears to resist such loud sounds, care to explain?

[@reisakumaphd]

​@@AdhvaithSanethis is such a wild thing to say considering how people serving in the military are at a much higher risk of losing their hearing/having hearing problems and how it's still a common problem lol.

[@no-xi6zd]

@@AdhvaithSane because they do wear protective headsets

[@dseanmilan]

Thank you for the advice friend!

[@monke2676]

@@AdhvaithSane earplugs lmao

[@dizzious]

This video's audio quality is amazing when you're filming in the anechoic room.

[@jaket6871]

what i always tell my parents it's not my fault if i make noise in the evening is the bad echo of the room

[@liamdayshaungongob1848]

imagine the sound of lightning to the world's loudest room

[@t.f.r287]

instant death or deafness with profuse bleeding.

[@Cr1mzi0n]

I’ll post this first to scare off any real nerds for doing this for real: Erm it’s actually thunder 🤓☝️

[@flyaroundyourfire]

I wish my neighbours had that sound proof room

[@johnsonlong8491]

I wish my noisy neibour go live in the cemetery! No more noise

[@addison_v_ertisement1678]

I wish I had the sound proof room.

[@johnsonlong8491]

@@addison_v_ertisement1678 i wish my car is quiet like this so i can put a great sound system

[@Professor__S]

The quiet room is suppose to be unbearable due to it being so quiet. After 30 min you can hear your heartbeat. Most people can't handle being in there for more the an hour.

[@Faydurr]

A memory I’ll always have is my friends and I After having a little to drink and going to the art studio to do some painting, etc. decided to explore and see where we could get into on the arts building. Mind you it’s 1-2am. We went to the theatre and had a mock play put on and we’re about to head home until we checked one last door. The wardrobe closet. About a 50-75 foot pretty narrow hallway with clothes and costumes handing on either side with enough space in between for one person to walk down. We instantly noticed how muffled our voices were. Then my buddy sprinted down to the other end yelling the entire way and about halfway down he sounded a football field away. Then at the very end I couldn’t hear him at all. Mind you having a little to drink and a little to smoke we were in pure amazement and continued to go back and show people the “magical corridor of west lib” were we’d make bets with people swearing they’ll be able to hear someone screaming at the end of a 50-70ft hallway. Have been fascinated by sound since then.

[@idk_bruh210]

That honestly seems super fun!

[@ZacianGalard]

I still don't understand why asmr is so relaxing 😢❤ I love to watch it with a/c on, on my house and everything dark 🥰❤️

[@mr_edit146]

Now imagine a 200lbs 40 year dad after Taco Bell in that loud room 💀

[@TheEvilCheesecake]

Think I've worked out why you're not having much luck dating.

[@mr_edit146]

@@TheEvilCheesecake maybe since I don’t have a Girl to go with

[@TheEvilCheesecake]

maybe since you scare them away very quickly.

[@RonanXI]

@@TheEvilCheesecakewtf are you talking about buddy

[@rimut230]

​@@TheEvilCheesecakethe hell's your problem?

[@blue24563]

I love that quiet room. I’d work in there very peacefully.

[@adolfolugo618]

I want to live there❤

[@saschaberger7201]

@@adolfolugo618 no, no u dont look up a vid on it, u wouldnt wanna stay in their to long trust me

[@rowndhhhhhh]

you'd probably go insane from hearing your own heartbeat and breath really loudly.

[@NightFlutter]

@@rowndhhhhhh would be good to play games and sleep in that room

[@Windex_gecko]

@@rowndhhhhhhprobably not, The sound of a heartbeat is actually pretty calming for some people you could also turn on music or some other singular sound , I think most people just can’t go without a ton of stimulation sound wise which I get but some people absolutely hate how much noise we surround ourselves with and find it difficult to focus for this reason, I think this would be peaceful for them

[@listopad09]

I love how he wears eye protection in a sound related experiment

[@Our-Creator-Loves-Us]

Yes. And the video is really proof that we have a Creator.❤️ Everything you saw in the video (the whistle, the balloon, the anechoic chamber) are made of things called “atoms”! And these are amazing than you think: Atoms are so small, millions could fit on the period at the end of this comment! -> . Everything around you, from your hand to the whole universe, are made of 100+ different types of atoms! And guess what? The screen you’re using to read this KZbin comment is also made from 100+ different types of atoms - that’s around trillions of trillions (more than you can imagine) of atoms! We really live in a detailed world.🌌 A world that did not exist by accident, but invented!

[@listopad09]

​@@Our-Creator-Loves-Usgod doesnt exist

[@daveking-sandbox9263]

It is an anechoic chamber, those have been around for ages, I remember them from the 60s and I'm sure they were here before then!

[@grec.]

I think sound is so underrated. To me, sound is crucial for the human experience. Doesn't matter how loud, to me sounds are exciting.

[@DoMa94]

"sound is so underrated" Have you heard of the concept called music?

[@shinobix4925]

"sound is crucial for the human experience" Deaf people : : /

[@sunilmore3845]

Whistle got humbled real quick by the quiet room 💀

[@Magknot707]

whatever happens make sure that you put one of these at the end no matter what 💀

[@malikahashami]

It's, in a way, like pouring synthetised solutions into pure water.

[@TheRealMycanthrope]

Idk what this means

[@malikahashami]

@@TheRealMycanthrope Like a similar analogy.

[@victorfunnyman]

@@malikahashami yeeah but it makes no sense so explain it

[@malikahashami]

@@victorfunnyman If it makes no sense then, there is no explanation. 🫥

[@victorfunnyman]

@@malikahashami ah ok I see, you a troll arentcha? well then, bye bye

[@progamingbruuh2992]

The quietest room is literally the hotel halls and the loudest room sound like the staircase of any apartment

[@Totasfunnynumber]

That's how the toilet sounds at my work for TEN FUCKING SECONDS STRAIGHT!

[@Marriedyall]

“ it just ends as soon as it’s done.”💀

[@cvuser1]

Are we still talking about the quiet room? 💀

[@ThomasWilson-dd4lx]

Yeah, out of context, that is silly.

[@Our-Creator-Loves-Us]

The video is really proof that we have a Creator.❤️ Everything you saw in the video (the whistle, the balloon, the anechoic chamber) are made of things called “atoms”! And these are amazing than you think: Atoms are so small, millions could fit on the period at the end of this comment! -> . Everything around you, from your hand to the whole universe, are made of 100+ different types of atoms! And guess what? The screen you’re using to read this KZbin comment is also made from 100+ different types of atoms - that’s around trillions of trillions (more than you can imagine) of atoms! We really live in a detailed world.🌌 A world that did not exist by accident, but invented!

[@BegetterVIIEVEN]

Balloon being popped in loud room = accidentally dropping toilet seat at 3 am

[@kiexieren]

REAL

[@KIKURAsky]

SO REAL

[@leoli8004]

Very nice... isee what you did there😊

[@advaithnithish]

the quiet is actually the loudest cuz u can hear a noise coming in ur brain or sumthin and it annoys u every time when its quiet

[@ghostine_e]

Every kitchen becomes the loud room after midnight

[@MikeBarbarossa]

and a quiet room when you try to get someone's attention in a crowd

[@timer192]

Petition to make lowercase sounds a real thing

[@Our-Creator-Loves-Us]

The video is really proof that we have a Creator.❤️ Everything you saw in the video (the whistle, the balloon, the anechoic chamber) are made of things called “atoms”! And these are amazing than you think: Atoms are so small, millions could fit on the period at the end of this comment! -> . Everything around you, from your hand to the whole universe, are made of 100+ different types of atoms! And guess what? The screen you’re using to read this KZbin comment is also made from 100+ different types of atoms - that’s around trillions of trillions (more than you can imagine) of atoms! We really live in a detailed world.🌌 A world that did not exist by accident, but invented!

[@medisakiev]

hmm… maybe 3 little kids are not the reason of our headaches, we just live in the loudest townhouse

[@Our-Creator-Loves-Us]

The video is really proof that we have a Creator.❤️ Everything you saw in the video (the whistle, the balloon, the anechoic chamber) are made of things called “atoms”! And these are amazing than you think: Atoms are so small, millions could fit on the period at the end of this comment! -> . Everything around you, from your hand to the whole universe, are made of 100+ different types of atoms! And guess what? The screen you’re using to read this KZbin comment is also made from 100+ different types of atoms - that’s around trillions of trillions (more than you can imagine) of atoms! We really live in a detailed world.🌌 A world that did not exist by accident, but invented!

[@SmashGuru007]

As a graduate of a sonic arts and audio engineering degree… I don’t have anything to add here.

[@STH2008]

Sonic?

[@dbodooley]

I appreciate this video because I’m a home insulator. After I insulate a room you can totally hear the difference in the way the sound is echoed

[@DropIt56]

Is there a way/service to add insulation to a house that’s already built and just poorly insulated? I own a home that was built in the 50’s and it’s not well insulated at all.

[@brentonflint3638]

I’m in the army and in the barracks, my last roommate would hmm every 5 seconds 2-3 times and then do it again I felt with this for months talked to him to get him to stop he said it was his tick and couldn’t control I looked into getting sound absorption foam the hmm was driving me crazy and I have a lot of patience thankfully I switched rooms now I have a roommate from South Africa who snores loudly😭😂

[@dbodooley]

@@DropIt56 of course. There are many ways. Most common method for us is to drill and fill. We drill sets of holes in between each rafters and fill the cavity with fiberglass blow or cellulose. It’s a lot of work involved though. Very messy. You would need to get further work done after the insulation process. Spackle, sand, primer, paint…… It makes a world of difference to your heating bills and makes your house significantly more comfortable, cozy and dulls out the sounds from outside.

[@DropIt56]

@@dbodooley thanks for the info, I’ll definitely have to look into it. I think 10 out of 13 windows had been replaced before I bought it which helps some, but the front and back door need reframing. There’s still a bit of echo though and I can definitely hear outdoor sounds inside which is annoying when trying to watch tv and also sets off my dogs from time to time. I’m sure the size of house affects the price of a job, but could you give me a ballpark for cost and/or tips for searching local businesses? Is it an insulation specialty or would just finding a local contractor I trust be okay to get the job done?

[@HarmonyMoonbeam024]

That balloon popping in the loud room sounded like the thunder that woke me up at 11:30pm last night. It was the LOUDEST THING I’ve ever heard in my life and it jumpscared me so bad 🥲 Edit: Now that I think about it, probably didn’t help that I was working on a horror animatic before hand 😂

[@sharknadofartquake2449]

I wear sound cancelling headgear like people that operate jackhammers wear when I sleep or same jumpscare happens when I FART! :P

[@cvuser1]

I'm so sorry to hear that!

[@Oak_Eggar]

Now, we put that thunder, in the loud room :3

[@HarmonyMoonbeam024]

@@Oak_Eggar Oh- VANILLA MILK TEA *NO* 😱

[@CabaMatutador]

I once woke up to what I think was a sonic boom. I heard a loud continuous bang and the wind whistling. I thought there was a huge thunderstorm. When I looked up to the sky, as blue as it could get. And a few minutes later I heard a fighter jet flying around and figured it out. Surreal experience

[@eonxander]

im so high that i forgot that my phones muted and thought he was genuinely super quiet 💀

[@robnavarro8195]

you’re high af 😂

[@Magknot707]

no matter what worthless nonsense is being said it doesn't count unless you end it with 💀 ending with the obligatory 😂 isn't what we do anymore ong fam 💀

[@raemir]

​@@Magknot707 He actually changed it as well 💀

[@jal-kx6tm]

if it was muted how did you even know what he was talking about?

[@eonxander]

@@jal-kx6tm i thought that would be the point of the video lol

[@CarolynOnUTube]

Loved visiting both of these! The loud room was trippier than the quiet room tbh. It sounds like you're in an absolutely massive space. 🤯 I didn't hear too many weird noises or anything after 30 minutes in the anechoic chamber. The nearest to ~weird noises~ was holding my hand up to my ear and slowly opening and closing it. Could hear the finger bones and such lightly shifting. 💀

[@_ankushprasad_]

Imagine going to reverberation chamber after eating taco bell

[@aIexemre]

nono - the anechoic chamber is where its at those things are so quiet you can apparently hear your own bodily functions, imagine listening to ur tummy rumble there

[@kitten-whisperer]

So lame

[@patootie3529]

@@aIexemre yea but imagine the fart reverb

[@justwaiting5744]

🎉

[@darthzayexeet3653]

Imagine if you set off firecrackers in the loudest room 💀

[@I-Stole-Your-Toast700]

Death

[@tzon6802]

I got ptsd just thinking about it

[@Galm1Cipher_]

It's going to be like a goddamn warzone

[@hoshimaruhajime7933]

It's like your back in nam

[@systemerrorrblx9412]

@balb912W pfp