That was a cool demo with Audacity. =) Thank you sir! Trying to simply read about this from the text book was confusing. I kept thinking of the beat of the music, the rhythm, or the beat of a type of drum... lol
This is in my physics book, but we never went over it in class. I looked up "slightly different frequencies" to hear it, and this was one of the results. I clicked on it because we watch these in class sometimes, and you explained it perfectly. Thanks!
I'm on my last year in a physics degree, reviewing some ODEs, and for the first time i'm really understanding a simple harmonic oscillator, because of some exercises and some real aplications in the internet. Thank you so much for your succint explanation :)
Woah ...how the heck can someone make this complex thing so easy for me .......That audacity thing and double tab thing ....You made me not only learn what is beats but also to use more of my brain and presence of mind. 🙃👍
I read rhe same lesson and didn't understand most of it , but this video explained everything and now even i can explain what a beat is :3 . Thank you ap science
when I tune my guitar as described, I always thought i was listening for the resonant frequency between 2 strings. Ive been doing this for years but apparently I have been using the beat frequency instead
so when I NOT hear the sounds of the beats(staccatos in beats), those are actually two sounds summed together, making small sounds? It's confusing because compare to destructive sounds, beats graph shows some waves, while destructive graph shows nothing.
is there a program in where you can change the phase of the frequency? That way you can play both tones at the same frequency and play with the phase until you got a perfectly constructive or destructive interference? or can this only be done by varying the distance of the source?
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You teach students with an element of practicality. So good!
wow, literally saved my physics grade. Thank you so much!
That was a cool demo with Audacity. =) Thank you sir!
Trying to simply read about this from the text book was confusing. I kept thinking of the beat of the music, the rhythm, or the beat of a type of drum... lol
This is in my physics book, but we never went over it in class. I looked up "slightly different frequencies" to hear it, and this was one of the results. I clicked on it because we watch these in class sometimes, and you explained it perfectly. Thanks!
Blown away. Concepts are explained so simply! Use of actual tones and audacity really drive this home!
Couldn't stop myself from praising 👌
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I'm on my last year in a physics degree, reviewing some ODEs, and for the first time i'm really understanding a simple harmonic oscillator, because of some exercises and some real aplications in the internet. Thank you so much for your succint explanation :)
Woah ...how the heck can someone make this complex thing so easy for me .......That audacity thing and double tab thing ....You made me not only learn what is beats but also to use more of my brain and presence of mind. 🙃👍
Your explanation is so good. It's very helpful in our study .Thanks sir
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Cool explanation. Thanks, Paul!
Sick 'beats' in the intro
Finally I now know what beats are! 👌🏻
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I love all of the physic and biology video. Very clear and easy to understand.Thank you.
truly amazing I mean the best way to learn something is to visualize and you have actually done that :)
Top notch explanation!!!
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Fabulous use of Audacity to demonstrate the concept of Frequency Beats!
Simple and straight to the point. Awesome
This is the best explanation of beats now i have idea about beats
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Thank you! I will be using this video in my classroom.
You really simplified the concept, tysm
Effective and elegant explanation!
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Blimey!Amazing!who can give a better representation than this.brilliant demo.
best beat tutorial i've ever seen
Great physics information and visual & audio demo, sir - *thank you!*
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I read rhe same lesson and didn't understand most of it , but this video explained everything and now even i can explain what a beat is :3 . Thank you ap science
Simply excellent explanation. I just love this channel.
Thanks. I'm a mechanical engineer working in mechanical vibration analysis on machines. Thanks for the explanation
Mr Anderson making his mixtape ;). Thank you this was an excellent summary.
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Thanks!
I Thought beats were very complicated... But this Vid. Changed my view.
Was it helpful? Hell yeah! Thanks so much
I used this method in composing tracks but I just know it, now I understand it.
Thank You sir
Yes it was helpful.
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Amazing video to understand
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It was certainly helpful. Thanks a lot.
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It's helpfull .
Really, now I experimentally understand what is it actually!!
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when I tune my guitar as described, I always thought i was listening for the resonant frequency between 2 strings. Ive been doing this for years but apparently I have been using the beat frequency instead
that helped a lot ..thanks !
great and very informative!
Amazing!!
thank you Sir
This is great
so when I NOT hear the sounds of the beats(staccatos in beats), those are actually two sounds summed together, making small sounds? It's confusing because compare to destructive sounds, beats graph shows some waves, while destructive graph shows nothing.
Thanks sir..🙏
thanks!.....was really helpful!
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Excellent!!!
Nice representation
Wow! super duper useful
is there a program in where you can change the phase of the frequency? That way you can play both tones at the same frequency and play with the phase until you got a perfectly constructive or destructive interference? or can this only be done by varying the distance of the source?
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