As a firefighter, I get to visit unique place so we can get to know them before they may be on fire. We have a petroleum product transfer station in our district. They took us inside a round storage tank built to hold tens of thousands of barrels of fuels. With only flat surfaces as a floor and the floating ceiling, and every surface being hard it produced the most amazing echo. Pretty much every sound produced a 4.5+ second unbroken ring. It took time for my brain to adapt so I could try to understand what our guide was telling us. An amazing sound, wonder how it compares to the echo chamber
I love this type of content. Helps us get a glimpse of not only what these engineers have been struggling to achieve, but also the intended VS actual application for the products. That graph in the echo chamber was really eye-opening.
When I was in my 20s I worked as a security guard at a facility that had an anechoic chamber big enough to fit a small house -- about 40' cubed. The standard hazing ritual was to make the new guy go in and shut the door and turn the lights off, to see how long before you start to panic. "Just use the radio and call us when you can't take it any more"... not telling you that it's also a Faraday cage and the radio won't work. I lasted less than a minute. As soon as the lights went out, I had to lay down on the floor because it felt like I was standing on the edge of a cliff. They turned the lights back on after about a minute, knowing that most people would be panicking by then. They used it for testing satellite equipment.
We had one of these anechoic chambers at my school Sacramento State University. I was lucky enough to get access in my Physics of Music class as my professor did tests for various speaker and mic companies. What was super trippy is when he shut off the lights and spoke. You’d swear he was right next to you. So cool.
This was awesome.... what a fascinating place and the engineer you interviewed was a major intellect & cool guy.... The echo chamber was immense! When those hands clapped it was like an explosion of sound.... this was one of the most interesting sound videos I've seen, well done Glen.
woah! at 3:48 when glenn turns the camera you get a perfect example of what the guy is talking about at that moment. the volume drop from the mic position changing is so much more noticeable than it would be in a normal room where the sound can echo and reflect
I do automatic fire protection systems and that ceiling is the biggest NIGHTMARE I have ever seen, I want a reflected ceiling plan showing all surfaces, angles, elevations....my god.... Love the Finger Snap Glenn
Well as a German I don't recommend it. There are too many cases of failed immigration and some areas are just downright no go zones at night. I would recommend anyone living there to move because our politicians just don't give a crap and care more about huffing their own CO2 free farts than making Berlin a safer city at night.
Fuck me this is awesome....Was in radio freq anechoic chamber last year for testing antennas and radar systems....it never gets old how cool these testing chambers are
There's a similar room at the University of Windsor if I recall correctly, went inside it on a grade 12 recruitment style field trip and it was so quiet in the room you could hear your own body's near silent functions
I went into this sound ‘void’ chambers at a Bose facility years ago, and it was incredibly overwhelming. You could literally hear your heart, pulse, saliva in your mouth, etc. Even the clothes and skin ‘rubbing’. It was so odd. Of course this room isn’t as intense, but it’s pretty close. I’m pretty sure that the Bose room had negative pressure in it as well. (Can’t recall exactly why it’s different from a standard ‘echo free’ room).
That was the weirdest part, I think, about my experience in an anechoic chamber -- the negative pressure made it feel like I was standing next to a cliff. I don't normally have a fear of heights, but this triggered a near panic attack and I had to lie down on the floor to make it stop.
I spent an hour at my local music store trying out several speakers playing a quick mix i made and Adam was one of them. That along w krks were too bass heavy and unclear. The set i bought were clearer and had more DBs for their size. im so glad i spent the time instead of buying online. The past month has been a fun new experience experimenting w all things music/recording. Need to grab an acoustic and play in both rooms.
Did you have the Cage experience? He still heard two sounds when put in an anechoic chamber, both related to his body. Iirc his blood flow and nervous system.
I used to work somewhere with an anechoic chamber. It was the weirdest place ever. You just can't understand how you depend on echos to hear properly until you've been in one. You can't property pinpoint sound direction even when you are looking at the person speaking. And if someone speaks from directly behind you, you just don't hear them. It's freaky.
haha...I have some pretty loud, old Cambridge Soundworks computer speakers and cranked it @ 4:16. All my workers are like, WTF is that? 🤪 Wow, that single reflection...
Very cool. Thank you Glenn. Have you tried the Tech Ingredients speaker yet? They show how to build it on their TH-cam channel "Tech Ingredients" The video is "World's Best Speakers!"
I build & use my own monitors alongside commercial monitors as control ( Flatest & most clinical-sounding I can afford ) An anechoic chamber is NOT nessesary to isolate-test monitors. FFT and the ability to trunicate the pulse response (timewise) before the wave even hits 1st reflection (usually the floor), will give virtually the same results as anechoic.. That being said, an anechoic is a wonderful tool b/c you can listen to them long-term, unlike using the FFT trick mentioned. *Anyone who poseses a calibrated test mic can do this using software that's capable. I use the free/donate REW, it's exellent & and as long as you computer doesn't choke, REW can perform quasi-anechoic tests & any other worthwhile tests you can think of.. BTW-2: That echo/verb Chamber is HUGE and sounds awesome! Great video, & FU fGlenn, or being able to visit Germany...
Speaker measurement is harder with just an anechoic chamber than with just a Klippel NFS. It is hard to measure directivity without a klippel NFS. And speaker directivity is more important than frequency response.
I've been in some huge automotive anechoic chambers, big enough to drive into. Such strange places. In a really good smaller one I could hear the blood flowing in my ears and felt ill. Had to leave.
GLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN Will you be in Berlin long? Are you doing a fan meetup or something? I live like 3 hours from Berlin so it would be cool to meet you in person :)
I worked for a telecom company some years ago, and they had a small anechoic chamber. Stepping into it is a really eerie and disorienting experience, because there really is no reverb AT ALL. Not natural and your brain just isn't prepared to process that.
I wanna go to school just to have the quals to play in rooms like this... and get paid... even for 10 hrs a day... in Grrr-Quite-A-Few. Also, I can't help but notice how these two men resemble each other from the nose down.
But that's the weird thing, you can make very VERY flat speaker quite economically, but it's susceptible to the acoustics of the room. But headphones are inherently very very uneven in response, and to get flat phones, you need to spend horrible amount of cash in comparison to a speaker that's as flat as those headphones. But headphones do not have issues with room acoustics... so you cannot win. You either get speakers cheap, and spend fortune on acoustics or vice versa... But that is the choice you must make. Phones distort your stereo field as well... so speakers are ultimately better choice, but to do good... acoustics!
That anechoic chamber, is, no different. Than the way, American recording studios. Used to be built. Back in the disco days. Where everything was, dead, dead, dead. Ambient drums? No way! Ambient guitars? Are you kidding? Vocals, as dry as the, Sonora desert. I haven't been to the, Sahara, personally. Except in Las Vegas. Decades ago. But I,, dry gas. Anechoic chamber is a misnomer. As we could still hear you. It did not absorb, you. You must be all wet? Up the, Detroit River without a paddle. Way past, Belle Isle. And up, Woodward Avenue, in Detroit. To the Detroit Zoo. And across the street from that. Right off of 9 Mile Road. Used to be an, Elias Brothers,, Big Boy restaurant. With car window service. And a, ordering intercom.. Just like at Sonic Burger, would have. Over 50 years later. Along with that awesome, R&B music sound! Plus, Rare Earth,, Bob Seeger and a host of other, hit makers. Of the rock 'n' roll genre. And 80% of the R&B outta' Detroit. From Cars to Funk and back! Was the George Clinton, funk around the block band. Or something of that nature. And Bootsy Collins, knocking at the back door. Not to forget Fred Wesley. But he wasn't from Detroit. He was from, Bama. Originally. And got his degree in music from the,, University of Alabama. Before he went to work for, James Brown. And one hell of a bone player! And he knows how to FUNK! And I'm just a white Jewish kid from Detroit who's into funk and R&B. As is all more loving oriented. Than, bad ass white rock 'n' roll boys. That would generally do nothing. For a poor little squirrel.. They might have, gotten run over with their, motorcycle? Which is virtually impossible to do! With a motorcycle and a squirrel. In 40 feet of width. Of the road the motorcycle was on. Along with the squirrel. Motorcycle tires are only, 3 inches wide. Within a, 4 Lane, 40 foot,, width... And…… Yes! This squirrel was out to, commit suicide. By motorcycle. By my motorcycle! And yet… I had to stop. Jump off my motorcycle. Run back to poor little squirrel. Lying on its back. Looking straight up, blankly. I considered giving it, CSR. Or, Cardiopulmonary Squirrel Resuscitation. But I just looked at it.. With it, blankly looking at me. I simply said to it. I hope you're happy now? Walked back to my motorcycle. And drove the next,, 3 blocks. To my job.. At NBC-TV News, Washington, DC. As one of their top,, Senior, first call, Network-TV,, Audio Engineer's and Miracle Maintenance Engineer's... Of, 20 years. Putting my hands in people's clothing. Tickling them. As I pulled a microphone cord, through their clothing. Then unbuttoning their shirts. And grabbing around. For the microphone. Then affixing it to their,, ties or lapels. Sometimes hidden in their brassiere. Always fun. Thank you lady. It was good for me. How is that microphone for you? A little small maybe? Really tiny? Really tiny. But you don't want to give a girl.. An old-fashioned, 1950s, RCA, dynamic, lavalier microphone. Because it's about the size of an extra-large tampon. And we couldn't be sure. What's the women might do with that? So we had to wait. Until the 1980s. Without the need of a phallic looking extra long, shotgun microphone. When Sony,, came to everyone's rescue! And gave us, itty-bitty, dinky, ultra small, back electret capacitor a.k.a., antiquated term for, condenser microphone. Basically the same kind. That lost them in World War II,, fighter aircraft superiority. Because the humidity from their voices. Kept making the microphone sound,, wink out. Until Sony later perfected that.. After they lost. Where it's really no longer a problem. And microphones got,, itsy-bitsy. So the girls couldn't stick them in the wrong places, anymore. And that's the history of, condenser lavalier microphones. And suicidal squirrels. All true. All real all the time! Yes I killed that squirrel. He was looking all stupid and dead.. On its back faceup. How did he time that so accurately? I was the only one on the road! It was 40 feet wide! And he leaped! Just at the right moment.. To die! But then I've also killed a bird. That smashed into my helmet. At 70 mph. That was not fun! Good thing I had my visor, closed! And all I saw were feathers in my rearview mirror. As they floated to tthe ground. And this tiny lump. Looking almost like a dog had relieved itself in the road. By crapping out, a dead bird. With very few feathers. They just exploded off the bird! It was amazing! Almost like a tickertape parade! Made out of feathers. I like to kill animals with my motorcycle. It's challenging. I see, dead acoustics. RemyRAD
The only way to block out Glenn's yelling!
😆😆 Love Glenn and he does love to yell 😆😆
No he didn't 😜🤘
You must play bass.
If only.. A coffin is the only thing that'll stop him.😂
Best comment ever! 🤪 But honestly, I love that Frickin' intensity.
Thank you so much Glenn for paying us a visit. It was a huge pleasure to have you here and give you a tour of our factory!
Thanks so much for having us! You guys were amazing!!
As a firefighter, I get to visit unique place so we can get to know them before they may be on fire. We have a petroleum product transfer station in our district. They took us inside a round storage tank built to hold tens of thousands of barrels of fuels. With only flat surfaces as a floor and the floating ceiling, and every surface being hard it produced the most amazing echo. Pretty much every sound produced a 4.5+ second unbroken ring. It took time for my brain to adapt so I could try to understand what our guide was telling us. An amazing sound, wonder how it compares to the echo chamber
I love this type of content. Helps us get a glimpse of not only what these engineers have been struggling to achieve, but also the intended VS actual application for the products. That graph in the echo chamber was really eye-opening.
When I was in my 20s I worked as a security guard at a facility that had an anechoic chamber big enough to fit a small house -- about 40' cubed. The standard hazing ritual was to make the new guy go in and shut the door and turn the lights off, to see how long before you start to panic. "Just use the radio and call us when you can't take it any more"... not telling you that it's also a Faraday cage and the radio won't work.
I lasted less than a minute. As soon as the lights went out, I had to lay down on the floor because it felt like I was standing on the edge of a cliff. They turned the lights back on after about a minute, knowing that most people would be panicking by then.
They used it for testing satellite equipment.
We had one of these anechoic chambers at my school Sacramento State University. I was lucky enough to get access in my Physics of Music class as my professor did tests for various speaker and mic companies. What was super trippy is when he shut off the lights and spoke. You’d swear he was right next to you. So cool.
This was awesome.... what a fascinating place and the engineer you interviewed was a major intellect & cool guy.... The echo chamber was immense! When those hands clapped it was like an explosion of sound.... this was one of the most interesting sound videos I've seen, well done Glen.
Ty!!
woah! at 3:48 when glenn turns the camera you get a perfect example of what the guy is talking about at that moment. the volume drop from the mic position changing is so much more noticeable than it would be in a normal room where the sound can echo and reflect
It's even noticeable when the guy turns his head to look at the speaker.
Awesome Video. Very interesting to see their chambers and get some insights. I've listened to the EVE Audio SC3012s in a store and it blew my mind.
Thanks for the free room IRs at the 7 minute mark. Gonna have to extract the audio now and load it in Reaverb on Reaper now.
Super interesting, Glenn et al! Love the deep dive informative content!
I do automatic fire protection systems and that ceiling is the biggest NIGHTMARE I have ever seen, I want a reflected ceiling plan showing all surfaces, angles, elevations....my god.... Love the Finger Snap Glenn
This is what I’m subscribed for.
And thank you for not starting the video with a lot if screaming. -It gets old..
Berlin is a great city, my oldest son lives there, hope you have a god time and get a chance to explore everything on offer.
Well as a German I don't recommend it. There are too many cases of failed immigration and some areas are just downright no go zones at night. I would recommend anyone living there to move because our politicians just don't give a crap and care more about huffing their own CO2 free farts than making Berlin a safer city at night.
This is probably the coolest thing you've done yet Glenn!
Fuck me this is awesome....Was in radio freq anechoic chamber last year for testing antennas and radar systems....it never gets old how cool these testing chambers are
Now that in one hell of a video. Amazing work, so great to see all of that!
I was in one about month ago in Finland, at Aalto university. It truly is a mindfu K to stand inside for the first time
Great content, you impress me all the time with the knowledge that I'm learning. It is very interesting Glenn thanks so much
This was an absolutely AWESOME video Glenn!
There's a similar room at the University of Windsor if I recall correctly, went inside it on a grade 12 recruitment style field trip and it was so quiet in the room you could hear your own body's near silent functions
Great stuff Glenn!
I went into this sound ‘void’ chambers at a Bose facility years ago, and it was incredibly overwhelming.
You could literally hear your heart, pulse, saliva in your mouth, etc.
Even the clothes and skin ‘rubbing’.
It was so odd.
Of course this room isn’t as intense, but it’s pretty close.
I’m pretty sure that the Bose room had negative pressure in it as well. (Can’t recall exactly why it’s different from a standard ‘echo free’ room).
That was the weirdest part, I think, about my experience in an anechoic chamber -- the negative pressure made it feel like I was standing next to a cliff. I don't normally have a fear of heights, but this triggered a near panic attack and I had to lie down on the floor to make it stop.
Wow, that's like a normal day with autism... and yet I'm still curious about the chamber. 😅
I’m diggin the vignette
Learned something! Thanks Glenn!
I spent an hour at my local music store trying out several speakers playing a quick mix i made and Adam was one of them. That along w krks were too bass heavy and unclear. The set i bought were clearer and had more DBs for their size. im so glad i spent the time instead of buying online. The past month has been a fun new experience experimenting w all things music/recording. Need to grab an acoustic and play in both rooms.
Cool shit! The echo chamber is wild.
Fascinating! THAAAAANKS GLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN! :)
Now this was a very cool video!
That echo room is pretty sick!
I was waiting on an ALRIIIIIIIIIIIGHT EVERYBODAYYYY in that echo chamber 😂😂😂
Did you have the Cage experience? He still heard two sounds when put in an anechoic chamber, both related to his body. Iirc his blood flow and nervous system.
Love Glenn!🤘💯
Great FN Video Enjoyed this no end. Great Job!
Thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed it, Seneschie!
My existence itself is too loud for this room
I used to work somewhere with an anechoic chamber. It was the weirdest place ever. You just can't understand how you depend on echos to hear properly until you've been in one. You can't property pinpoint sound direction even when you are looking at the person speaking. And if someone speaks from directly behind you, you just don't hear them. It's freaky.
oh shit no way, should have met up for beers, damn! :D hope you had a great time!
You should do a drum session in that echo chamber
The echo chamber sounds good
Wow! The difference with just a single board, even in a room treated like that! I mean, can I even hope to do anything close to that in a home studio?
GERMANY & AUDIO 😁👍🏻👍🏻👊
wow, eye-opening. or is that ear opening? Thanks for this video.
Those were cool rooms.
you know glen i think a series of places with weird acoustics would be a great series for audio nerds like us interesting stuff.
Thanks for this lesson, das was gut
You have such a cool life...
ps you should have done the scream intro in the chamber lol
amazing
That's amazing! 🤯
The echo chamber is insane
that room got me ☠
haha...I have some pretty loud, old Cambridge Soundworks computer speakers and cranked it @ 4:16. All my workers are like, WTF is that? 🤪
Wow, that single reflection...
I'm a little upset we didn't get a Fricker "FUCK!!!!" in the chambers......
What does the frequency look like?
Probably harsh.
oh wow cool I did not know of that brand yet .
Very cool. Thank you Glenn. Have you tried the Tech Ingredients speaker yet? They show how to build it on their TH-cam channel "Tech Ingredients" The video is "World's Best Speakers!"
I build & use my own monitors alongside commercial monitors as control ( Flatest & most clinical-sounding I can afford ) An anechoic chamber is NOT nessesary to isolate-test monitors. FFT and the ability to trunicate the pulse response (timewise) before the wave even hits 1st reflection (usually the floor), will give virtually the same results as anechoic.. That being said, an anechoic is a wonderful tool b/c you can listen to them long-term, unlike using the FFT trick mentioned. *Anyone who poseses a calibrated test mic can do this using software that's capable. I use the free/donate REW, it's exellent & and as long as you computer doesn't choke, REW can perform quasi-anechoic tests & any other worthwhile tests you can think of.. BTW-2: That echo/verb Chamber is HUGE and sounds awesome! Great video, & FU fGlenn, or being able to visit Germany...
Welcome to germany! 👋
always wanted to get on one of those anechoic chambers... to test my sanity
Speaker measurement is harder with just an anechoic chamber than with just a Klippel NFS. It is hard to measure directivity without a klippel NFS. And speaker directivity is more important than frequency response.
Nice, Glen please keep your hand in the middle of the microphone by the microphone saves noise in the middle area. 😜😜
ROOM ALWAYS MATTER !!! 😮😮😮
I wonder what it would be like to mix in one of those types of rooms.
This must have been where they recorded And Justice For All
3:05 oh no! Something is going wrong! you give us the scientific idea: why should we cup the mic... Glenn is probably unhappy about it))
Berlin!? Riding on the Metro, Glenn?
My tinnitus would hate this lol The anechoic chamber I mean.
I've been in some huge automotive anechoic chambers, big enough to drive into. Such strange places. In a really good smaller one I could hear the blood flowing in my ears and felt ill. Had to leave.
What’s with the vignette?
GLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN
Will you be in Berlin long? Are you doing a fan meetup or something? I live like 3 hours from Berlin so it would be cool to meet you in person :)
That was shot at the end of August, and I did a meeting at the Halford bar!!
I worked for a telecom company some years ago, and they had a small anechoic chamber. Stepping into it is a really eerie and disorienting experience, because there really is no reverb AT ALL. Not natural and your brain just isn't prepared to process that.
4:13 i was expecting 2112 after that
Very cool, did you visit the DDR museum whilst you were in Berlin?
A claustrophobe’s worst nightmare
I want to replace the speaker from a Roland microcube how much cost?
Seriously, mix for smatphone speakers. That's the mainly used listening device nowadays :)
Try to mic a drumkit in there and solve those tracking problems
My first time in a chamber like this made me feel I can only describe as claustrophobic. Not having the feedback of sound was completely disorienting.
Glen Tinnitus
I wanna go to school just to have the quals to play in rooms like this... and get paid... even for 10 hrs a day... in Grrr-Quite-A-Few.
Also, I can't help but notice how these two men resemble each other from the nose down.
Wassup man
Giant guinea pig room
Rad
But that's the weird thing, you can make very VERY flat speaker quite economically, but it's susceptible to the acoustics of the room. But headphones are inherently very very uneven in response, and to get flat phones, you need to spend horrible amount of cash in comparison to a speaker that's as flat as those headphones. But headphones do not have issues with room acoustics... so you cannot win.
You either get speakers cheap, and spend fortune on acoustics or vice versa...
But that is the choice you must make. Phones distort your stereo field as well... so speakers are ultimately better choice, but to do good... acoustics!
I expected him to loose 30 pounds and the hair to disappear
Why did you make that poor guy wear that fuzzy testicle, Glenn? (Please be patient, I'm an autistic bass player)
That anechoic chamber, is, no different. Than the way, American recording studios. Used to be built. Back in the disco days. Where everything was, dead, dead, dead. Ambient drums? No way! Ambient guitars? Are you kidding? Vocals, as dry as the, Sonora desert. I haven't been to the, Sahara, personally. Except in Las Vegas. Decades ago. But I,, dry gas.
Anechoic chamber is a misnomer. As we could still hear you. It did not absorb, you. You must be all wet? Up the, Detroit River without a paddle. Way past, Belle Isle. And up, Woodward Avenue, in Detroit. To the Detroit Zoo. And across the street from that. Right off of 9 Mile Road. Used to be an, Elias Brothers,, Big Boy restaurant. With car window service. And a, ordering intercom.. Just like at Sonic Burger, would have. Over 50 years later. Along with that awesome, R&B music sound! Plus, Rare Earth,, Bob Seeger and a host of other, hit makers. Of the rock 'n' roll genre. And 80% of the R&B outta' Detroit. From Cars to Funk and back! Was the George Clinton, funk around the block band. Or something of that nature. And Bootsy Collins, knocking at the back door. Not to forget Fred Wesley. But he wasn't from Detroit. He was from, Bama. Originally. And got his degree in music from the,, University of Alabama. Before he went to work for, James Brown. And one hell of a bone player! And he knows how to FUNK! And I'm just a white Jewish kid from Detroit who's into funk and R&B. As is all more loving oriented. Than, bad ass white rock 'n' roll boys. That would generally do nothing. For a poor little squirrel.. They might have, gotten run over with their, motorcycle? Which is virtually impossible to do! With a motorcycle and a squirrel. In 40 feet of width. Of the road the motorcycle was on. Along with the squirrel. Motorcycle tires are only, 3 inches wide. Within a, 4 Lane, 40 foot,, width... And……
Yes! This squirrel was out to, commit suicide. By motorcycle. By my motorcycle! And yet… I had to stop. Jump off my motorcycle. Run back to poor little squirrel. Lying on its back. Looking straight up, blankly. I considered giving it, CSR. Or, Cardiopulmonary Squirrel Resuscitation. But I just looked at it.. With it, blankly looking at me. I simply said to it. I hope you're happy now? Walked back to my motorcycle. And drove the next,, 3 blocks. To my job.. At NBC-TV News, Washington, DC. As one of their top,, Senior, first call, Network-TV,, Audio Engineer's and Miracle Maintenance Engineer's... Of, 20 years. Putting my hands in people's clothing. Tickling them. As I pulled a microphone cord, through their clothing. Then unbuttoning their shirts. And grabbing around. For the microphone. Then affixing it to their,, ties or lapels. Sometimes hidden in their brassiere. Always fun. Thank you lady. It was good for me. How is that microphone for you? A little small maybe? Really tiny? Really tiny. But you don't want to give a girl.. An old-fashioned, 1950s, RCA, dynamic, lavalier microphone. Because it's about the size of an extra-large tampon. And we couldn't be sure. What's the women might do with that? So we had to wait. Until the 1980s. Without the need of a phallic looking extra long, shotgun microphone. When Sony,, came to everyone's rescue! And gave us, itty-bitty, dinky, ultra small, back electret capacitor a.k.a., antiquated term for, condenser microphone. Basically the same kind. That lost them in World War II,, fighter aircraft superiority. Because the humidity from their voices. Kept making the microphone sound,, wink out. Until Sony later perfected that.. After they lost. Where it's really no longer a problem. And microphones got,, itsy-bitsy. So the girls couldn't stick them in the wrong places, anymore.
And that's the history of, condenser lavalier microphones. And suicidal squirrels. All true. All real all the time! Yes I killed that squirrel. He was looking all stupid and dead.. On its back faceup. How did he time that so accurately? I was the only one on the road! It was 40 feet wide! And he leaped! Just at the right moment.. To die! But then I've also killed a bird. That smashed into my helmet. At 70 mph. That was not fun! Good thing I had my visor, closed! And all I saw were feathers in my rearview mirror. As they floated to tthe ground. And this tiny lump. Looking almost like a dog had relieved itself in the road. By crapping out, a dead bird. With very few feathers. They just exploded off the bird! It was amazing! Almost like a tickertape parade! Made out of feathers.
I like to kill animals with my motorcycle. It's challenging.
I see, dead acoustics.
RemyRAD
Been in a few. It is disorienting at best. Your ears and balance no longer work and you can "hear" your blood flowing
Your breath is to loud ! We’re testing!!! Stop breathing
Your heart is beating too loud just stop we’re testing!!!!
I rly hate Eve audio monitors ... never ending problems with PSU, replaced couple times. Volume problems etc.. Just bad. Worst monitors i ever had.
As a German, I can't listen to Germans talking English 😂
Oh Germans and their chambers
I see what you did there.
Dude watch your language
Damn. sick vid.
💣
In GDR times they used this anechoic chamber to torture bad metal guitarists. With dead silence.