Sound: Crash Course Physics #18

I wish there was a crash course music! But, this is definitely a start 😊

Thank you

Namr sort kar

Thank you for providing the information! Even if this video is 6 years old it still helps a lot! Thanks.

Thank you but I cant understand you. You are TOOOOOO FAST SORRY

When the function got hennessy

You’re talking so fast, i thought i put the video in extra speed😅

Thanks for this channel!

Waw , this was amazing ✨

Thank you so much! These videos are even better when I'm just curious about certain things

Thank you so much! This is extremely helpful!!!

Saving up a ticket to India.. immediately.

Eardrum in our ear is also called tympanum

I STOOD RIGHT BESIDE THE ENGINE

If you think she's going too fast, reduce the speed to 0.75X. No need to thank me, just hit the like button!

Deaf people be like 👁👄👁

Just trying to make my room soundproof so I can have some fun if you know what I mean

Me

First video ever I had to slow down <3 so much information and well explained!

I also play Pokémon Go to!

test

I cant hear you sorry

SHUT UR PHONE WILL DOING A VID XDDD





Like if you laughed


👇🏻

no entendi ni verga no se ingles

Did I miss this somewhere? What's the amplitude of a longitudinal wave? Is it how big or wide the pressure wave is? XD
I have no idea, please someone explain this.

MR COWARD gave me this as homework

I am

It’s been a while since I’ve been following your videos, and I must say, they are amazing! By any chance, is there a scope for business collaboration?

What a sweet eye I am watching this vedieo for seeing your eyes

when youre into music producing for a few months and you start wondering "what the frick actually is sound?"

Dear,
Crash Course,


I am wondering what is the name of the song they used for the H3 Ethan reference. I want to get that sound file for my mp3 player. It sounds nice even in this episode. Keep up the wonderful work crash course.

That Rubix cube

here for my online science class

It's really quite fascinating to realize that the correlation between music & mathematics is literally off the charts.
I didn't learn how to read music (other than strumming chords on a guitar) until I was almost 50... Or so I thought!!

I really did try my best... well, actually what I thought was my best, to learn how to play musical notes on the guitar when I was in middle school as well.

Honestly, I don't know if this is true for everyone but I was super surprised at what it took for me to understand fairly basic all-around music theory. What it took for things to click for me was to 1st apply it on a piano rather than a guitar.

And to go even one stepfurther, if someone would have told me right off the bat how music theory is so dependant mathematics to the point of being inseperable, I would have looked at it from a completely different perspective.

BUT in as much as I know this to be soooo completely true/irrefreputable, it's still really hard to wrap my head around the very idea that such a creative artform such as music depends so heavily on something as technical as mathematics.

I guess that subconsciouly, I always felt like I had to hide one side of my brain or the other because having two dominant sides ofthe brain is an oxymoron 🤷 ✌️💞✌️

Dear crash course can you guide how these fantastic animations are designed?

You're just TOO FAST, it's hard to cope up with you.

I just feel this diagram is talking of amplitude whereas speaker is replacing the word with frequency... Now I'm confused to understand if frequency corresponds to amplitude or amplitude corresponds to frequency or vice versa or they are synonymous in use! Some expert, Help me

I have a theory that she could be lying about those frequent text

вер ис субитрс мазрфакерс

That unsolved Rubik’s cube is making me sad I just wanna get in there solve it and tell them to leave it alone

think you

Yeeto Dorito.

That was funny when someone texted her phone

poopie colourd woman

WAIT this isnt funi man!!!! THISD IS INDIA


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