I'm a 25-year-old audio engineer and I've loved creating music since I was young. I used to produce music with headphones and studio monitors at volumes that were way too loud. for maybe 10 years straight. I've done a lot of live sound engineering for local bands where I didn't wear any hearing protection. I've gone to dozens of shows and concerts where I let my ear drums take the full force of dangerously high levels of noise. I did wood shop in high school and fell in love with it. Started doing some wood work projects of my own at home and allowed my ears to be exposed to all of the loud power tools. I later became a groundskeeper where I used leafblowers, weed whackers, and more... again, with no hearing protection. Now, I have permanent hearing damage in both ears. I have struggled with tinnitus, a constant ringing noise that doesn't go away. A ringing that is irreversible and only gets worse with more exposure to loudness. A ringing that gets so unbearably loud at night that it makes you consider doing anything to make it go away. It can lead to real depression, and I wish I took better care of my ears when I was younger. This video confirmed that I can only hear to about 15-16k. It's not horrible, but it's a huge issue for me as a producer and an audio engineer. If you're a teenager (or anyone, really) and you're reading this; PLEASE WEAR HEARING PROTECTION. I promise you it will be worth it.
It's not the 14kgz + frequencies that show damage. It's the ones between 3-8khz. An audiogram will show you if you truly have damage due to noise exposure. It will show a dip somewhere in that frequency range. Anything much above 14k doesn't really matter if you're producing. But 3-8k DOES
do u mean 16k? that's interesting i could hear the entire video but it's probably bc im wearing noise cancelling headphones with my audio maxed - my headphones said "battery low" at 15k and that scared the shit out of me omg
Eiserntors Phantom of the Opera mine was similar and I'm 50. Lots of loud concerts standing next to the speakers when I was young. Also had ruptured eardrums due to really bad infection when I was 5.
In case anyone is wondering about TH-cam's audio compression affecting the high frequencies, in this video there is actually a slight HF lift of about +1.5dB starting around 15kHz which peaks around 16.8kHz then a -2dB drop at around 18kHz which then fades by another -3dB to black by around 19.4kHz. So there is definitely a loss in signal near the very end, though not enough to affect the affect the results for almost all adult listeners - provided we are listening on equipment (D/A convertor, amp, headphones) capable of reproducing frequencies at or above 22.05kHz
It should be noted that I'm hearing a difference in this video depending on what sample rate I play back set from Windows ASIO. At 44.1kHz setting I'm hearing an accurate representation of my professionally tested hearing abilities. At 48kHz setting I'm hearing far beyond my tested ability. At 88.2kHz setting it's back to normal accurate reproduction. At 96kHz setting it's the same as when it was set to 48kHz. My guess is that the intermodulation distortion at 48/96kHz is causing audible subharmonics, since the audio in this video is natively at 44.1kHz - resulting in inaccurate results. Tl;dr: If you are clearly hearing an audible tone above around 16kHz up to nearly 20kHz then you are likely playing back at an incorrect sample rate. Try setting your computer's audio sample rate to 44.1kHz and test again. To find and change this setting on Windows it's in Settings > Sound > (Output) Device Properties > Additional device properties > Advanced.
I took this test as someone who is profoundly deaf but wears hearing aids. My limits are 150Hz lower and 1,200Hz upper. Just goes to show that even with this amazing technology, hearing aids still only capture a tiny part of the spectrum. Thanks for uploading!
I doubt it's your hearing aid that's limiting your upper frequency limit. Traditional band of intelligibility for voice sound reinforcement is 300-3000 Hz. People with "normal" hearing are most sensitive to a 2000-3000 Hz tone.
this actually scared the shit out of me. I have this in my liked videos and was cycling through them in class when I tabbed out and didn't realize it was playing, only to hear an increasingly anxiety-inducing sound.
Im 30 been a lead guitarist and played on stage with large amplis and used headphones like 4hrs per day on average. I could still hear the full range of this. 🙏
Im still here waiting for the beat to drop 1 year old comment and still waiting Dec.18 2018: cookies for those who liked 🍪 3 years later still waiting and all i can say is fuck 2020. Apr.29 2020: Another cookie for my hombres 🍪 dont let corona getchu May 21 2021: yeh beat still hasn't dropped still here tho Oct. 30 2021: still here but older
With headphones I can hear from 26 to 13500. I've had tinnitus all my life. What's cool is that using this I found the frequency of my left side tinnitus - it's about 11800. It's there 24/7, 365 non-stop but went away (or got drowned out) at that 11800 point in the video, then came back after.
I got to 19400 with two speakers playing simultaneously on either side of me and slowed down to .25x speed. It’s really a spiritual experience and I feel sorry for anyone else in my apartment who only heard it outside of the bubble O was in.😂
26 to about 12950 but I´m turning fifty and have had tinnitus more than half my life.. As a former bass player I´m very happy that I barely lost any low frequencies. Drums and guitars (not played by me) is what caused my tinnitus and probably also my premature hearing loss of higher frequencies.
Your hearing at higher frequencies is exactly what it's SUPPOSED to be. Everyone - irrespective of noise experience through life, loses the high frequencies. You're expected to have an upper range of about 12000Hz by the age of 50.
@@hellfirepictures I was a bit unclear.. the tinnitus and much of the "premature hearing loss" happened in my 20s. I quit trying to blast my ears off and now a quarter of a century later the average person have caught up. Obviously much more ok with hearing like a 50yo at 50 than at 25.
Wonderful ! I'm happy to have found this test so quickly , and judging from my experience I can easily hear 30 Hz to 15k Hz , but I'm not completely sure given the limitation of the speakers on my screen. If I may allow myself a bit of constructive criticism , I would like to see and listen the same test but with pulsating sound , this way I could more easily distinguish the test from the surrounding noises. Using the 'pause' feature on TH-cam to emulate this effect is generating a bunch of very audible clicks and ticks. 😕 PS - Strangely enough , the maximum range that I can perceive happens to also be the same as the tinnitus I get sometimes. Again , I'm not completely sure given the limitation of the equipment I'm using here.
I remember around 7 years ago when I was 14 I could hear from 25 to 17500. I decided to listen to this today and I can now only hear from 30 to barely 15000. It’s cool to see how our ears change as we age.
I'm 21 and have listened to a lot of loud music through headphones during my life. I've started noticing last year or two how my left ear is often ringing very slightly after listening to something loud for an extended period. With this test I noticed how I can hear to almost 17000 with my right ear, but barely past 15000 with my left ear... I have honestly no idea why only one of my ears have taken damage while the other one is pretty much completely fine
Or you have a acoustic neuroma (rare), inner ear infection, ear wax, eustachian tube dysfunction etc. Get an audiogram done by an audiologist if you want to test your ears
@@lawton6123 As I said I listen to music through headphones, so no. I don't even have a license for driving a car :) This is just me speculating, but it might have something to do with higher pitched sounds, like vocals and guitar, most of the time being positioned on the left channel in stereo mixes, meaning that my left ear has been exposed to way more high-pitched sound compared to my right ear
This is perfect thank you, I have incredibly loud neighbors upstairs, I mounted one of my speakers into the air vent, and I periodically blast it at 80+ decibels when I need them to quite down a bit... works like a charm... thank you.
this would be perfect for tormenting someone with hearing better than yours, leaving a 18k hz sound on at max volume, if you don't have good hearing you won't be able to hear it but everyone else will be in pain
Hey good people of the internet, there's no frequency signal above 18000 Hz in this video. From around 17000 to 18000 Hz the signal dies out. What some of you may be hearing is the aliasing of the signal which in layman terms is an artifact of the original audio signal. No one in the world can actually hear any 18000+ Hz frequencies coming from this video, only aliasing which is residing at much lower frequencies. The cutoff is most likely to due the compression method used for this video which cuts off certain frequency ranges to save space.
Kevvlio I higly doubt that considering that I can clearly hear that there is a sound there. And I stoped and played it again at that part to make sure it's not that. I'm at around 18590.
Grim Reaper You are hearing the aliasing which is at lower frequencies. The aliasing is essentially an artifact which you are hearing predominantly around the 2kHz to 5kHz range. There is no 18kHz+ frequency in the audio output of this video.
I think a lot of this is entirely dependent on what your hardware supports. I see a lot of people posting that they can start hearing at around the 70-150 Hz range, however I think that's just because most headphones or earbuds can't produce those low frequencies. With my earbuds, I started hearing at 80 Hz and stopped hearing at 14800 Hz. With a budget over the ear headphone, I could start hearing at 50 Hz and also stopped at around 14800 Hz. But with my reference headphones, I could start hearing at 20 Hz and could hear up to 16700 Hz. If you couldn't hear anything for a little bit, or your hearing stopped earlier than you thought it would have, it may be because of your headphones. You probably aren't losing your hearing!
the freq also depends on ur speaker/audio output. for me it was approx. 35 - 40Hz to 18,200Hz EDIT: just did it on my phone and I could hear from 25 to 17,300 Hz
People don't realise that the actual audio is not starting soft getting louder and then getting softer again. It is actually all the same volume from 20Hz - 20kHz. It is merely the sensitivity of our ears that makes it appear to us as quieter. We couldn't possibly hear a loud sound at 30 kHz (30 000 Hz) no matter how loud it was but it would be very distessfull to a dog. To a dog it would sound like a 1000 Hz tone at full volume sounds to us.
25-12200 at conversation volume on computer speakers. I'm 56 years old. This result is similar to other similar tests. Including studio mixing headphones and reference monitors. Lots of loud music over the years and difficulty understanding conversations in pubs (even sober ones) so have booked an appointment with an audiologist.
I didn’t know anyone had this comment, two people can have the same idea. Can you please stop saying “Coped comment” it’s dead annoying and I made some people smile (some people liked it)
My range, here, is from about 70 ... an extreme low hum ... to over 20K. I have perfect pitch, & can sing micro-tones in between tones. As if people didn't have enough reasons, here are at least 2-3 more that you just didn't need. #BornThisWay ...because reasons. You're welcome. LY2.
Guys it depends on your device speaker frequency sensing example:i have a headphone with 19200 Hz then when i reach 19200 HZ i will stop hearing above it. EDIT: *It also depends on Your Ear maximum hearing frequency sensing* EDIT 2: *Some devices can sense frequencies up to 192000 Hz,like radios Waves or great new headphones/pc sound cards,but this video only shows 20000 Hz max because this is the maximum hearing frequency sensing for average human.* *(Knowledge)* :D
Age 53, I thought mine peaked at 13,200 Hz, but I paused then played and I could still hear it. I kept doing that until up to 16,200 Hz That's when the high frequencies disappeared completely for me. I've played a lot of live music over the years in rock bands. So, I am pleased with the result.
Same, as soon as I didn´t hear anything, I paused for a second, continued and then could hear it again. I´ve done this a few times until it really stopped for me.
@@nilanjasa007 Well it seems like most things I listen to are really quiet unless my volume is up all the way. But I could hear up to like 18k so it must just be my headphones.
That means there's a small gap with your hair cells in your cochlea. However, at these high frequencies it has no impact on daily life and is nothing to worry about.
Hello people at 3 am scared that they are losing their ears after watching a random video and thought "oh fuck why am I not hearing this??? It's full volume???" Don't worry We're all here for the same reason It's okay, you're not losing your ears You're just overthinking Go to sleep hun
14 years old, on a phone, at max volume, can hear from 20Hz to 16000Hz, pretty damn bad if you ask me, but I do use my headphones probably 7 hours a day or something stupid like that, and I play the Bari sax, so I understand why I am really deaf for my age
That's not bad at all. I'd say that's vey good. Also, your range does not mean your hearing isn't healthy. It's determined by genetic factors. I've been born with weaker hearing (runs in the family). My hearing is 100 Hz and 14000 Hz. But it has been stable for years.
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I can still hear it. Problem is the video is already over.
Cheesefilms Same... o-o
welcome to the world of tinnitus
Same
ya...it plays hell with tinnitus :(\
Cheesefilms lol
20hz - 30hz is more like "feeling" the sound than hearing it.
hz you mean
@@cloud3400 khz means kilo hertz or thousands of hertz.
Yup you feel something alright
same, its like soft base that's slowly rising
ryumiko yeah it feels odd like I can hear it but it feels different
The fact that I can hear a high ass frequency but I can’t hear what my mom says to me 10 times
💯💯
Lol same
XD same
It’s because woman speak in a tone c and most men actually can’t hear tone c
same
I'm a 25-year-old audio engineer and I've loved creating music since I was young. I used to produce music with headphones and studio monitors at volumes that were way too loud. for maybe 10 years straight. I've done a lot of live sound engineering for local bands where I didn't wear any hearing protection. I've gone to dozens of shows and concerts where I let my ear drums take the full force of dangerously high levels of noise. I did wood shop in high school and fell in love with it. Started doing some wood work projects of my own at home and allowed my ears to be exposed to all of the loud power tools. I later became a groundskeeper where I used leafblowers, weed whackers, and more... again, with no hearing protection.
Now, I have permanent hearing damage in both ears. I have struggled with tinnitus, a constant ringing noise that doesn't go away. A ringing that is irreversible and only gets worse with more exposure to loudness. A ringing that gets so unbearably loud at night that it makes you consider doing anything to make it go away.
It can lead to real depression, and I wish I took better care of my ears when I was younger.
This video confirmed that I can only hear to about 15-16k. It's not horrible, but it's a huge issue for me as a producer and an audio engineer.
If you're a teenager (or anyone, really) and you're reading this; PLEASE WEAR HEARING PROTECTION. I promise you it will be worth it.
Listen to rain or fan sounds on your phone beside your bed, find the right one and it takes the edge off the ringing.
Damn I make music and lose it at around 16,500k
It's not the 14kgz + frequencies that show damage. It's the ones between 3-8khz. An audiogram will show you if you truly have damage due to noise exposure. It will show a dip somewhere in that frequency range. Anything much above 14k doesn't really matter if you're producing. But 3-8k DOES
@@lawton6123 Well this makes me feel better, haha. Thanks. Definitely still need to practice protecting my ears more though.
I haven't gone through what you've gone through, but I got a similar reading to yours with my own tinnitus.
what is this red thing that comes out of my ears
bloods
"Immagination"
Visible frequencies
Thats my pee.
Can i get back please?
no its not
1600 for me
why are you here ?
Hi there!
saw the tweet 1850 ish for me
do u mean 16k? that's interesting i could hear the entire video but it's probably bc im wearing noise cancelling headphones with my audio maxed - my headphones said "battery low" at 15k and that scared the shit out of me omg
Oh hey mark
130 Hz - 10.2 Khz.
60 years old, lots of loud music, loud engines.
Take care of your hearing.
Eiserntors Phantom of the Opera mine was similar and I'm 50. Lots of loud concerts standing next to the speakers when I was young. Also had ruptured eardrums due to really bad infection when I was 5.
Mrs Koenig
I have a very hard time making out conversation in crowded places. I smile and nod a lot.....
I am at 17.5k-18k but i am young
Eiserntors Phantom of the Opera cant you get one of those big horns to put to your ear when you go out?
Art V. I'll check into that.
Maybe I can borrow the horn from the Ricola commercial.
In case anyone is wondering about TH-cam's audio compression affecting the high frequencies, in this video there is actually a slight HF lift of about +1.5dB starting around 15kHz which peaks around 16.8kHz then a -2dB drop at around 18kHz which then fades by another -3dB to black by around 19.4kHz. So there is definitely a loss in signal near the very end, though not enough to affect the affect the results for almost all adult listeners - provided we are listening on equipment (D/A convertor, amp, headphones) capable of reproducing frequencies at or above 22.05kHz
It should be noted that I'm hearing a difference in this video depending on what sample rate I play back set from Windows ASIO. At 44.1kHz setting I'm hearing an accurate representation of my professionally tested hearing abilities. At 48kHz setting I'm hearing far beyond my tested ability. At 88.2kHz setting it's back to normal accurate reproduction. At 96kHz setting it's the same as when it was set to 48kHz. My guess is that the intermodulation distortion at 48/96kHz is causing audible subharmonics, since the audio in this video is natively at 44.1kHz - resulting in inaccurate results.
Tl;dr: If you are clearly hearing an audible tone above around 16kHz up to nearly 20kHz then you are likely playing back at an incorrect sample rate. Try setting your computer's audio sample rate to 44.1kHz and test again. To find and change this setting on Windows it's in Settings > Sound > (Output) Device Properties > Additional device properties > Advanced.
Thanks a lot for explaining 👍
@@mbc-92 okay einstein
@@mariazreimmbgy446 never seen anyone get ratio’d harder than you
🤓🤓🤓
Still waiting for the bass to drop
haha you made my day
Copy and paste joke
@@justjuu2374 mans salty
th-cam.com/video/8K5fp2lCu14/w-d-xo.html
@ExDeeXD Music lmfao
am i the only one lookin through the comments waiting till it finished
Itz Jackie you are not alone😂
Itz Jackie same here ahhahaha
Itz Jackie me too. omg I think my ears are gonna explode
your not alone
me too
my dumbass watched this whole thing on mute wondering why i was deaf
lol😂😂😂😂
XD im dying i did the same thing
thesteed Sneed 😂 lol
omg lol thats something I would do
LOOOOOOOOOOL
coming back every time I remember
1st time: 13 years old, 2023 - can hear from a little bit under 30 up to 18,500 hz
Same, I'm 21. I had to mute the audio around the thousands because I found it unbearable.
1st time: 24 years old, 2024 - can hear from 0 - 17000
1st time: 15 years old, 2024 - can hear from 25 up to19200
eventually it feels like the noise is inside your head
i thought i was the only one being mind fucked
Sarah Schoenberger that's how my fire alarm makes me feel😂😂 I thought it was just me who could here it
Yes
Sarah Schoenberger ikr
Sarah Schoenberger omg i felt like i was gonna die
I took this test as someone who is profoundly deaf but wears hearing aids. My limits are 150Hz lower and 1,200Hz upper. Just goes to show that even with this amazing technology, hearing aids still only capture a tiny part of the spectrum. Thanks for uploading!
I doubt it's your hearing aid that's limiting your upper frequency limit. Traditional band of intelligibility for voice sound reinforcement is 300-3000 Hz. People with "normal" hearing are most sensitive to a 2000-3000 Hz tone.
I'm between moderate deafness and severe deafness and, with my aids, my limits are 40Hz and 13500Hz.. Such a difference is crazy....
@@cnpruat6314 jep same for me.
I heard upp to 13KHz I guess it's really true that younger people hear much better than older people.
Lowest: 135Hz
Highest: 16500Hz
impressive in my perspective.
My cousin...
Lowest: *42Hz*
Highest: *20K+*
this actually scared the shit out of me. I have this in my liked videos and was cycling through them in class when I tabbed out and didn't realize it was playing, only to hear an increasingly anxiety-inducing sound.
AHHH IKR
that' would be scary as fuck
Lmao
Oh god sorry that made me laugh.
this video just made me more sleepy lol
Im 30 been a lead guitarist and played on stage with large amplis and used headphones like 4hrs per day on average. I could still hear the full range of this. 🙏
Im still here waiting for the beat to drop
1 year old comment and still waiting
Dec.18 2018: cookies for those who liked 🍪
3 years later still waiting and all i can say is fuck 2020.
Apr.29 2020: Another cookie for my hombres 🍪 dont let corona getchu
May 21 2021: yeh beat still hasn't dropped still here tho
Oct. 30 2021: still here but older
Ninth Panic **Dubstep and earrape start playing**
Ninth Panic
The longest dubstep brige
6 minutes
Ninth Panic happy 69th like
Ninth Panic lol
Ninth Panic Wow XD
This whole thing sounds like what a kid does before they Burst into tears
underrated lmfaoooo
omg i laughed so hard😂😂😂😂
ImSeth true
Facts
Holy shit, this got hella likes
why the hell was i waiting for an epic beat drop?
_XD_
*Ali-A intro plays*
@@TheMissiIe oh god No
@@Raven04-43 oh god yes
hahahaahaaahahah you`re pro!
With headphones I can hear from 26 to 13500. I've had tinnitus all my life. What's cool is that using this I found the frequency of my left side tinnitus - it's about 11800. It's there 24/7, 365 non-stop but went away (or got drowned out) at that 11800 point in the video, then came back after.
you should add closed captions for the hearing impaired.
*sound*
*music*
*satan*
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv *vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv* VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV *VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV* WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
* low squeak*
.
.
.
*HIGH PITCHED SQUEAK*
This was fire 🔥🔥, a banger like no artist ever did before. I like the genre thou
Camilo Castillon bruh shut up
@@Lovebreakfastt no you
I liked the part when it went woooooooooooo
Camilo Castillon HAHHAHA
ye
anyone else feel like they were just about to get jumpscared?
+Punlntended yep
Vladir Putin vladir putin my lord and savior save us all
YES
Yep me
Yep
This really Hz my ears
Best pun
I love this pun
Underrated fr 😂😂😂
I love this
i STARTED FREAKING OUT BECAUSE I HEARD NOTHING BUT I JUST HAD MY VOLUME MUTED OMG
Ash Waghorn me lol
Lol
Lol
I was able to hear up to 19366
Edit: That was a miscalculation my volume turned off. I made it all the way up to 20,000.
My volume isnt muted and I still cant hear a thing ;-;
*It hertz*
Less than 10 Min crafts Stop
me dieded
this is giving me a major headache
lol nice pun
Less than 10 Min crafts how old are you?how did you not know puns?
broo my deaf classmate covered her ears
That's a oof
Lmfao
hol' up
@@shumad431 lol
Tinnitus
I got to 19400 with two speakers playing simultaneously on either side of me and slowed down to .25x speed. It’s really a spiritual experience and I feel sorry for anyone else in my apartment who only heard it outside of the bubble O was in.😂
ye
Use this signal as your alarm sound to wake up whenever you want. I guarantee you won't be able to think about the rest of your sleep.
Oh my G O D D D D D XDDDDD Thats AWFUL XDDDD
I used to sleep
That's what I'm here for actually lmao
I hear laurel
I heard yanni
I bet you didn't watch the video...
Bluekachu pls try understand this meme.
@@bluekachu8336 its a meme bro...
@@abhijit69 Ik bro...
I think it's broken, I hear laurel.
Ha- ha
Wtf I love you
@@diorjjgks Uhhh, what
i hear oil
I hear Laurel... As well as various other instructions
Also kind of cool that you can "see" that the frame rate is 30 frames/s since the waves on screen noticeably "stop" around multiples of 30Hz
Now that's where we get an airplane experience from this summer
This is really underrated like it shouldnt be
Why could I feel the sound passing through my head!?
Amazing pic BTW. 😁😏
Eli Jelly awe thank you, you’re so cute!!
I got from 57 to 19304, can you beat that?
played to loud bro. turn volume down as frequency goes up
I reach on 19534
How long is it going to take for the space ship to lift me into outer space
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Beam me up scotty
I'm slightly drunk and this is hilarious right now hahahahahahaha Thank you
I quote King Julien's words: "How long is it going to take?!"
😂😂
showed this to my dogs and they instantly fell asleep! my hyperactive puppies have been dead asleep for 9 hours! works like a charm!
Is this like supposed to be a joke I don’t understand 😞
I feel like I’m on a plane about to take off
monique diaz same 😂😂😂
As someone who works at an airport I definitely associated the lower frequencys with jet engines starting up
Same
Exactly !!!
monique diaz same
Could anyone else hear other sounds besides the frequency going up?
Who else thought their brain was gonna explode?
Lori Renee I heard it. It was freaky
Lori Renee I did aswell
Lori Renee I kept hearing a bunch of other things besides the frequency
Luna The pig
I know huh
Me
Set the playback speed at 1.25
Enjoy your flight
Ok my ears
Ow 😭😂
Its awesome bro 🙊😂😂
Smile Always oh that gives me anxiety aAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Feeels like my phone is gonna explode help me
I am facing my biggest fears.
Smile Always 😂😂😂
26 to about 12950 but I´m turning fifty and have had tinnitus more than half my life.. As a former bass player I´m very happy that I barely lost any low frequencies. Drums and guitars (not played by me) is what caused my tinnitus and probably also my premature hearing loss of higher frequencies.
Damn I’m around the same frequency range, but am 22. Tried with and without headphones but everything past around 13k is complete silence.
at what volume did you tried ?@@rag9800
Your hearing at higher frequencies is exactly what it's SUPPOSED to be. Everyone - irrespective of noise experience through life, loses the high frequencies. You're expected to have an upper range of about 12000Hz by the age of 50.
@@hellfirepictures I was a bit unclear.. the tinnitus and much of the "premature hearing loss" happened in my 20s. I quit trying to blast my ears off and now a quarter of a century later the average person have caught up. Obviously much more ok with hearing like a 50yo at 50 than at 25.
I feel like I've heard some of these sounds on a plane
and then your ears lock
Me too
same
me too, but it also sounds like stuka attack or air raid siren
the engines sound like the beginning of the video when they start up
2:25 2:25 2:34 2:25 2:19 2:13 2:10
2:25 2:25 2:34 2:25 2:19 2:13 2:19 2:13 2:10
Congratulations! you can now play seven nation army on your new instrument!
I prefer the *CRUISE SHIP AIR HORN* version
Nice
This is better
1:48 1:48 1:58 1:48 1:44 1:35 1:33
1:48 1:48 1:58 1:48 1:44 1:35 1:44 1:35 1:33
Omg lol
@@nicklancer985 I can't hear anything.. is this some r/wooosh thing?
Fun fact: You may be able to hear higher frequencies if you're not wearing headphones because of the soundwaves bouncing off other objects around you.
you shouldnt be able to, since the description says the audio is cut by youtube’s sound compression at 16k. , unless youre in hd
Oh that's why lol
@@ok-jw8px no lmao. I guess im in hd then. It gave me a goddamn headache
Big brain
zion chan yeah same
Wonderful !
I'm happy to have found this test so quickly , and judging from my experience I can easily hear 30 Hz to 15k Hz , but I'm not completely sure given the limitation of the speakers on my screen. If I may allow myself a bit of constructive criticism , I would like to see and listen the same test but with pulsating sound , this way I could more easily distinguish the test from the surrounding noises. Using the 'pause' feature on TH-cam to emulate this effect is generating a bunch of very audible clicks and ticks. 😕
PS - Strangely enough , the maximum range that I can perceive happens to also be the same as the tinnitus I get sometimes. Again , I'm not completely sure given the limitation of the equipment I'm using here.
20hz-17200. I'm only watching this because lately I've been paranoid that I'm losing my hearing
Exactly the same. I'm actually convinced this either where the noise stops or the limitation of general speakers.
If you listen to much of THIS, you MIGHT lose your hearing! I only listened until it got uncomfortably shrill and stopped it!
Your hearing is excellent.
@@LisaLane711 thank you
@@SkydivingSquid 17200 hz I believe is the limitation on youtube
I remember around 7 years ago when I was 14 I could hear from 25 to 17500. I decided to listen to this today and I can now only hear from 30 to barely 15000. It’s cool to see how our ears change as we age.
bruh i start hearing at 53
Could be the head phones.
Could be the headphones really. I could hear from start of the video until 17200
I'm 29 and I improve since 25?
@@Mohashm same
Thanks. My ear works perfectly, I can even hear the sound even when the video ended.
Simon Cowell HAHAHA
I'm 21 and have listened to a lot of loud music through headphones during my life. I've started noticing last year or two how my left ear is often ringing very slightly after listening to something loud for an extended period. With this test I noticed how I can hear to almost 17000 with my right ear, but barely past 15000 with my left ear... I have honestly no idea why only one of my ears have taken damage while the other one is pretty much completely fine
Open window while driving
@@lawton6123 What?
@@GandalfGreyhame If you drive with an open window, the sound of traffic, wind etc will affect your window side hearing, causing hearing loss
Or you have a acoustic neuroma (rare), inner ear infection, ear wax, eustachian tube dysfunction etc. Get an audiogram done by an audiologist if you want to test your ears
@@lawton6123 As I said I listen to music through headphones, so no. I don't even have a license for driving a car :) This is just me speculating, but it might have something to do with higher pitched sounds, like vocals and guitar, most of the time being positioned on the left channel in stereo mixes, meaning that my left ear has been exposed to way more high-pitched sound compared to my right ear
Bold of you to assume I can hear.
*Completely Deaf People have entered the chat*
Bold of you to assume i have the ability to comprehend noises
Well can you
WHAT?!
After this, I wouldn't be surprised! No shit you can't hear anymore!
I hate the fact that this sounds like it’s in my head
Same, i hear these sounds in my head all the time
same here. only there's no pause button irl
You guys have tinnitus then
@Elias Lichtenberg that's called tinnitus
@@fanndx you have tinnitus then
*when you stop the video it makes a popping noice*
Omg it does
yawniaR yep
Yeah
yawniaR that’s so satisfying
yawniaR why did I pause it MY EARS
"i only listen to real music"
cynthia pink I played this in school and everyone got mad at me lmao
Iestyn Chiapelone 10/10
LISTEN TO NF THEN ..🙌
Indeed
The beginning was so intense my head kinda hurts
same
u could have skipped until the end to find out when u stop hearing it... that’s the point of it
Both the beginning and the end
I cant hear the beginning am i deaf?
That was basically ur instinct warning u about predators
Nobody:
Ferrari at the road:
Ja hahahahahahahaha
At the road ? Is that a resturant?
2:29
@@Youbjx that's a bus stop.😊
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I am happy as most people have good hearing
This is perfect thank you, I have incredibly loud neighbors upstairs, I mounted one of my speakers into the air vent, and I periodically blast it at 80+ decibels when I need them to quite down a bit... works like a charm... thank you.
Hahaha!
Viktor Zaicev
Lmfao dude that is the best
Love that
Ur a god
this would be perfect for tormenting someone with hearing better than yours, leaving a 18k hz sound on at max volume, if you don't have good hearing you won't be able to hear it but everyone else will be in pain
Hey good people of the internet, there's no frequency signal above 18000 Hz in this video. From around 17000 to 18000 Hz the signal dies out. What some of you may be hearing is the aliasing of the signal which in layman terms is an artifact of the original audio signal.
No one in the world can actually hear any 18000+ Hz frequencies coming from this video, only aliasing which is residing at much lower frequencies. The cutoff is most likely to due the compression method used for this video which cuts off certain frequency ranges to save space.
This needs to be pushed to the top.
Kevvlio To be honest I actually still heard 18000 plus soooo... I probably have superhuman hearing...
Kevvlio I higly doubt that considering that I can clearly hear that there is a sound there. And I stoped and played it again at that part to make sure it's not that. I'm at around 18590.
Grim Reaper You are hearing the aliasing which is at lower frequencies. The aliasing is essentially an artifact which you are hearing predominantly around the 2kHz to 5kHz range. There is no 18kHz+ frequency in the audio output of this video.
Jep it stopped around 18000 and then it faded away (idk if that is Englisch)
I used this to get water out of my phone speaker. Worked rlly well.
lmfao
I approve of that
It’s also how the Apple Watches eject water from inside
I’m doing that rn 🤣
Install app called “sonic”
Everyone talking about them starting to hear around 30 but I didn’t hear anything till 80 💀
I think a lot of this is entirely dependent on what your hardware supports. I see a lot of people posting that they can start hearing at around the 70-150 Hz range, however I think that's just because most headphones or earbuds can't produce those low frequencies. With my earbuds, I started hearing at 80 Hz and stopped hearing at 14800 Hz. With a budget over the ear headphone, I could start hearing at 50 Hz and also stopped at around 14800 Hz. But with my reference headphones, I could start hearing at 20 Hz and could hear up to 16700 Hz. If you couldn't hear anything for a little bit, or your hearing stopped earlier than you thought it would have, it may be because of your headphones. You probably aren't losing your hearing!
I'm using a $60 headset and could hear from 25-17600HZ
I was able to hear the whole frequency spectrum
Beats are really good for this test
ye used to do this test a few years ago and capped out at 15 or 16 maybe, but with my current, 18 is still there
the freq also depends on ur speaker/audio output.
for me it was approx. 35 - 40Hz to 18,200Hz
EDIT: just did it on my phone and I could hear from 25 to 17,300 Hz
Beyonce's been real quiet since this came out 🔥🔥🔥
Lol wtf😂
Someone gonna be whoooshed
LMAO
OmG liAr shEs noT Being quiet!1!!1!1!
Lmfao
When the audio starts becoming alarmingly high and you stilll have 4 mins to go
**chuckles** I’m in danger
Yep and it makes my ears burn
Taco same
I made it through the whole thing.
People don't realise that the actual audio is not starting soft getting louder and then getting softer again. It is actually all the same volume from 20Hz - 20kHz. It is merely the sensitivity of our ears that makes it appear to us as quieter.
We couldn't possibly hear a loud sound at 30 kHz (30 000 Hz) no matter how loud it was but it would be very distessfull to a dog. To a dog it would sound like a 1000 Hz tone at full volume sounds to us.
Same or the anxiousness because you have ear buds on and feel vibrations
25-12200 at conversation volume on computer speakers. I'm 56 years old. This result is similar to other similar tests. Including studio mixing headphones and reference monitors. Lots of loud music over the years and difficulty understanding conversations in pubs (even sober ones) so have booked an appointment with an audiologist.
When considering your heaing, keep in mind that not every sound setup can reproduce the frequencies on the low and high end.
Y’all know that fear when you listen to it like it’s going to pop your ear drums? Or something? Yeah that’s what I’m feeling
yess the impending doom of this sound bro. my heart was racing lmfao
YEAH I WAS SO SCRSED
WHAT‘S EVEN DUMBER FROM ME I WAS WEARING HEADPHONES THE WHOLE TIME AND I HAD TO KEEP TURNING DOWN THE VOLUME
260 my eyes started watering
same
Frrr
Waiting for the beat to drop
Copied comment.
Bruh
I didn’t know anyone had this comment, two people can have the same idea. Can you please stop saying “Coped comment” it’s dead annoying and I made some people smile (some people liked it)
@@ellieheart3502 b**** f*** you I didn't even say anything
@@xxawesome_marcusxxmiller3640 chill dude
My range, here, is from about 70 ... an extreme low hum ... to over 20K. I have perfect pitch, & can sing micro-tones in between tones.
As if people didn't have enough reasons, here are at least 2-3 more that you just didn't need. #BornThisWay ...because reasons.
You're welcome.
LY2.
Guys it depends on your device speaker frequency sensing example:i have a headphone with 19200 Hz
then when i reach 19200 HZ i will stop hearing above it.
EDIT: *It also depends on Your Ear maximum hearing frequency sensing*
EDIT 2: *Some devices can sense frequencies up to 192000 Hz,like radios Waves or great new headphones/pc sound cards,but this video only shows 20000 Hz max because this is the maximum hearing frequency sensing for average human.* *(Knowledge)* :D
Yeah my headphones cut off at 1700 but when I tried better ones I could hear higher, up to 20000
Toxic Carrot GameJolt I've already taken enough advertisements today.
Toxic Carrot GameJolt the
My earpiece/earphone cuts off at 18kHz sad :(
wow your headphones are pritty bad, mine go up to 96000 hz
me: cant hear anything
*turns up the volume*
The video: RHMHRMHRMHRMRHMRHMR
Lmaoo
Yeah it felt so wierd. It’s like you kinda can’t hear it but it is so loud and piercing
It's supposed to sound like weird vibrations when it's deep, think of the wind massaging your ears for example.
XD
Lmao
For those who claim to have heard 18khz,19khz,20khz sorry but TH-cam limit is 17khz
I noticed that too.
Hahaha that’s why it was dead after that. Good observation!
I stoped hearing at 17400 Hz give or take
@@doncheedle9513 you're either a wolf or a liar
Don Cheedle me too
When you forget to wear your ear protection at the range
This hurts my ears.
Ungke Suleh this hurts my head
This is blocking out my tinnitus.
What did you expect?
Ungke Suleh This hurts my ears and my chest.
that's why they warned u
I can feel the sound.
Same and its weird i dont like it 😂
Ahhhhahhhhhh true it’s so loud cause I turned it all the way up regreta
Same
leslie Hurtado same, I feel it kinda aching in my ears
Same
The ringing in my ears is higher than this
same
Same I also have tinnitus problem😄✋🏻
Yes same here
The ringing in ur ear is hearing lost
Roblox gamer 12 wait really?
4:31 I listen to these quite often, as it is the only thing that quiets the constant high-pitched ringing in my ears
Who else is just vibing because of the sound
@@anonymouscommenter1490 u sound crazy.
LOL
😂
Wtf is wrong with you people? I got a headache now
Me: listens up to 20,000 hertz
My brain: yeetus yeetus commit self deletus
It only goes up to 18200hz...
you cant hear past 13000 so idk
17000
15k for me
it also depends on your headset, i have a hyperx headset and i can hear all the way up to 20000
Play this full volume into your neighbour's house to destroy their ears without them knowing.
🤣
Perfect idea! Thanks!
ROFL
EPIC PRANK
Whoa calm down satan
Age 53, I thought mine peaked at 13,200 Hz, but I paused then played and I could still hear it. I kept doing that until up to 16,200 Hz That's when the high frequencies disappeared completely for me. I've played a lot of live music over the years in rock bands. So, I am pleased with the result.
Same, as soon as I didn´t hear anything, I paused for a second, continued and then could hear it again. I´ve done this a few times until it really stopped for me.
Can't hear 20 hertz, but I certainly can feel it damaging my brain.
D00M SHR00M me too I could feel the pressure
Tom Toki to* hear* easily* seriously*
its not damaging your head you shouldnt worry about it. Unless your head is literally hurting then nvm.
SAME OUCH
D00M SHR00M off
I felt like I was in a plane about to take off lol
oh how I miss it
Take off? Bitch that plane be going down with the level of panic
@@gabrielam.7681 Me be like: This is fine
That's exactly what I was thinking
My ps4 starting
Same but only at 18000-20000
When you're trying to figure out whether your headphones are dying or if you're just going deaf
IKR
Why? You can't hear it?
@@nilanjasa007 Well it seems like most things I listen to are really quiet unless my volume is up all the way. But I could hear up to like 18k so it must just be my headphones.
@@gotouguts2066 yea me to that seems to be a problem with Skullcandy especially
@@gotouguts2066 18k?
my teacher put this on in science👍 but we made year 12s cry
Does this video have sound?
Idk hw to say but yes
idk
Yes
I didn’t hear anything
it starts for me at 200hz
I played this at 98% volume few days later i found a dead mouse under my fridge
LMAO XD
omg 😭😂
scary
Holy crap
You had mices at your house?
my anxiety is building up
oh hi army
s a m e
It's like i'm expecting something to happen
Yup
Me too
Very strange i can't hear the range between like 18 and 19. but just after 19 i can hear it again
That means there's a small gap with your hair cells in your cochlea. However, at these high frequencies it has no impact on daily life and is nothing to worry about.
**ariana grande has left the chat**
Lol XD
Lol
Lol
I'm dead *
*Mariah Carey is shaking in her boots*
Does it feel like the sounds shifting from ear to ear to anyone else ?
At Ghostofkidcanon
Yeah kinda
I don't even know which ear its coming from
Yes, between 9KHz and 12KHz for me.
At Ghostofkidcanon yeah
Yeh
Did anybody else get anxious as it started getting louder? Like I started hearing my heartbeat more than the actual frequency.
same here
Hahaha same
yep I legit had to turn it off
I felt like I was gonna go deaf!
Yeah I had to stop it at 54hz
I used this video to help me hear normal pitches again when I woke up only being able to hear lower pitches for some reason when I sleep and wake up.
**over 1100hz** _Mariah Carey has joined the chat._
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
The ending Hertz my ears
LMAOJSNDNMDK
Ba da tss
I see what you did there
@@Random-qe4qg go back to tiktok
@@beast-nn4pn what
okay so i’ve never felt more genuine panic
20 Hz - 19,050 Hz was my limit. Not because I stopped hearing it. But because it was just painful at that point. Thanks for this I guess.
This Hertz my ears
Get out
It really annoise me.
I don't get it..
HAHAHAHAHA
Fairé Mapping welcome mapper
Hello people at 3 am scared that they are losing their ears after watching a random video and thought "oh fuck why am I not hearing this??? It's full volume???"
Don't worry
We're all here for the same reason
It's okay, you're not losing your ears
You're just overthinking
Go to sleep hun
Ok dont call me out like that damn. I made it to the end but how far did you get?
@@Luci_425 17.800 and I'm 15 so I'm good :)
@@deza_desu6462 im 15 too lol
@@Luci_425 how much did you get?
@@deza_desu6462 i went to the end. It was quiet though
Why does it make a popping noise while skipping though the parts i cant here
You stop it in the middle of a wave and start it in the middle of another.
Congratulation you've got cripling deaftion
I think that's it changing the frequency
Omfg same
Jaxon Shorter I’m not the only one !?
14 years old, on a phone, at max volume, can hear from 20Hz to 16000Hz, pretty damn bad if you ask me, but I do use my headphones probably 7 hours a day or something stupid like that, and I play the Bari sax, so I understand why I am really deaf for my age
That's not bad at all. I'd say that's vey good. Also, your range does not mean your hearing isn't healthy. It's determined by genetic factors. I've been born with weaker hearing (runs in the family). My hearing is 100 Hz and 14000 Hz. But it has been stable for years.
18k. Am I good cuz I all my teachers say i don’t listen.
Tell them they need to speak in the 10k-18k Hz band.
Well maybe they don’t speak high enough -.- lol i think they would speak in like a normal tone...
And yes that is good
@@Snagabott lolol I DIED LAUGHING. ITS SO FUNNY COMMENT.
Scythe i didn‘t hear at 17200