Hi, I've been teaching this stuff at undergraduate level introcutory music technology classes for musicians for many years now. I am allways looking for new materials as extra reading/viewing for the students, so I've seen a lot of stuff in books and online. Your series is THE BEST video series I've come across in all these years to explain digital audio and related subjects. I am really impressed by the clarity and flow of your explantions and the quality of the suporting illustrations and animations. AMAZING! CONGRATS!
You’ve had this a lot from people, but I have to show my respect to you, man you’ve made the best educational videos out there for audio engineering! Much respect to your generosity and intellectuality!
You really are a great teacher, you understand everything clearly so you can teach it to others and illustrate every step with animations to really increase the chance for others to understand these concepts. I learn more about digital audio through your videos than i learned about the subject in school.
Thanks so much! :) The exercise of writing the script and animating, really forces me to get the facts right and understand these concepts better. So these videos help me more than anyone else 😅
@@akashmurthy My teacher told me, if you want to really learn something, teach it for others! :-) You really show that you understood every nuance of the subject, that you master it.
Akash, I subscribed to your channel. Man, your series is awesome. Great explanations, graphics, and more. It's like getting an education for sure. I'm a radio broadcasting guy that does an online show now and the things I'm learning from your channel is amazing. I knew the basics but your in depth teaching of these subjects has taught me so much. Keep up the good work. I'm highly impressed!
After viewing the sine origin and this playlist, I feel my hunger to understand it grows. So beautiful presentation and simplicity made me curious like I was 10 year old boy. Great work!
Yeah I watched something from this series the other day and was like WOW HELLOOOO this is very VERY good content. And I'm about to spend my whole day with this series now I think. Thanks alot. The visual representation of the concepts and. your way of explaining is very very good
Thank you Akash, I was former Audio engineer, I really like the way you explained. I'm considering to move back to Audio domain, your videos helping me to refresh my memory.
Phenomenal delivery and pacing of information. This series is going to be my go-to recommendation for friends and students interested in recording technology.
Watched the whole series after a friend recommended it to me. Really advanced my understanding of a few things I was a bit hazy about despite quite a lot of studying... Great teaching style and the graphics are excellent and make things so much clearer and easier to grasp... Thanks!
Your understanding of the matter, and your ability to convey it to us in simple language is staggering, in and of itself. The fact that you also supply these invaluable visuals to further deepen our knowledge, and then make it all readily available to anyone interested leaves me wishing you the very best in life. You are a remarkable human being, and it's a pleasure to witness you and your work. Thank you!
Sir! That's high praise! Thank you very much for your comment, the way you articulated it left me a buzzed. Producing these have become a bit if a passion project of mine, and comments like yours push me to do more. Thank you.
Thank you so much. I came here after watching your explanation of dither (chapter seven). I am an audio professional too and I know many of the concepts, but your expositions are so clear that I've decided to watch the whole series. I occasionally teach as well, and the way you make your presentations is inspiring. Thank you for the time you’ve devoted to this. BTW, what tools do you use for your drawings? Blessings from Spain.
My man... You talked about how you could talk about how microphones work, do you have a video on that? I couldn't find one from my initial search of your channel, I don't know If I'm missing it.
Sorry, haven't gotten around to producing that yet. I've gotten myself too deep in other series to start a new one, so you probably won't be seeing that any time soon.
Hey! I want to say the answer is a philosophical one! But it isn't. The answer is no, there is no sound, when no one is around to hear it. www.nsta.org/q-if-tree-falls-forest-and-theres-no-one-around-hear-it-does-it-make-sound
Thank you! Yes, I would definitely allow for more accessiblity. But not sure community translation is allowed anymore? I'm not sure. But we can discuss.
When I started at the BBC World Service, Radio in 2002, they handed me a reel of tape, a razor blade, a pen and some sticky tape. Then they said can you edit this. O_o I'd been using Cool Edit Pro for 4 years lol.
yes, there is a sound, if a tree falls. May be the tree can hear it, itself. If anything falls apart, there is a sound, there must be a sound. God listens to this sound even if no one hears it. if a tree falls and if someone makes the body of guitar or any other instrument from its wood, that will later generate the sound of falling of a person, pain of breaking up, words never said to others in the form of a song that would be played on that wooden guitar. philosophically, you have no Idea how much sound a broken tree or a broken heart in alone can produce.
Wow man, great work. I am stumbled that this video series doesnt have yet 1 million views. Absolutely subscribed !
Cheers! Thanks for subscribing..
incredible content, thank you
Thank you so much! :)
Thank you for this amazing series mate. Really appreciate all the work you are putting into. Those animations are also brilliant.
Thanks very much for checking it out mate!
This is hands down the best digital audio tutorial series on TH-cam, thanks so much
Thanks very much mate!
these needs more views it’s a very well done video
This looks like a terrific series. Can wait to watch them all!
Happy binging!
incredible series, just commenting for the algorithm and to help you anyway i can, keep it up
Appreciate it my man!
Hi, I've been teaching this stuff at undergraduate level introcutory music technology classes for musicians for many years now. I am allways looking for new materials as extra reading/viewing for the students, so I've seen a lot of stuff in books and online. Your series is THE BEST video series I've come across in all these years to explain digital audio and related subjects. I am really impressed by the clarity and flow of your explantions and the quality of the suporting illustrations and animations. AMAZING! CONGRATS!
Thank you very much, that is extremely motivating to hear from an educator!
You’ve had this a lot from people, but I have to show my respect to you, man you’ve made the best educational videos out there for audio engineering! Much respect to your generosity and intellectuality!
Thanks a lot for letting me know! These comments keep me going :)
MY God! you are better than all of my university "professors" combined. Thank you very much for this
Thanks, but ah well look, your professors are going to be around when you want specific questions answered.
Very well done videos!!
Thank you very much!
You really are a great teacher, you understand everything clearly so you can teach it to others and illustrate every step with animations to really increase the chance for others to understand these concepts. I learn more about digital audio through your videos than i learned about the subject in school.
Thanks so much! :)
The exercise of writing the script and animating, really forces me to get the facts right and understand these concepts better. So these videos help me more than anyone else 😅
@@akashmurthy My teacher told me, if you want to really learn something, teach it for others! :-) You really show that you understood every nuance of the subject, that you master it.
Excellent, the right amount of visuals to explain the meaning.
Glad you think so!
Akash, I subscribed to your channel. Man, your series is awesome. Great explanations, graphics, and more. It's like getting an education for sure. I'm a radio broadcasting guy that does an online show now and the things I'm learning from your channel is amazing. I knew the basics but your in depth teaching of these subjects has taught me so much. Keep up the good work. I'm highly impressed!
Hey, thanks a lot Randy for subscribing and for the feedback! Good luck with your online radio show!
@@akashmurthy Thanks, man. Your videos are great and definitely helps my production skills.
I cant believe this qualty series are on youtube thanks!
This made my day - I have new learning series to hop on ! Hats off
Cheers! Enjoy the series..
I'm so glad that I discovered your channel
Welcome! Hope you enjoy what you see.
After viewing the sine origin and this playlist, I feel my hunger to understand it grows. So beautiful presentation and simplicity made me curious like I was 10 year old boy. Great work!
@@SaurabhKashyap-s2y ahh that's a wonderful feeling to have! Thanks for sharing!
Yeah I watched something from this series the other day and was like WOW HELLOOOO this is very VERY good content. And I'm about to spend my whole day with this series now I think. Thanks alot. The visual representation of the concepts and. your way of explaining is very very good
@@gustavsound cheers, thanks very much! Hope the binge was enjoyable.
Thank you Akash, I was former Audio engineer, I really like the way you explained. I'm considering to move back to Audio domain, your videos helping me to refresh my memory.
@@ashoknaidu9234 you're welcome! Any reason to revisit your domain of interest is worth doing!
from Vietnam. Thank you so much
Thank you!
Your content is just amazing. Cheers from Brazil!
Thanks for checking it out mate! :)
Phenomenal delivery and pacing of information. This series is going to be my go-to recommendation for friends and students interested in recording technology.
Thanks very much! I'm glad think it's worth sharing!
Thank you for this, you have opened audio engineering for me. This helps a lot for the sound issue that we are working on in our company.
That's great to know, thanks!
Best Explanation with superb examples.
ThankQ!
Cheers mate!
Watched the whole series after a friend recommended it to me. Really advanced my understanding of a few things I was a bit hazy about despite quite a lot of studying... Great teaching style and the graphics are excellent and make things so much clearer and easier to grasp... Thanks!
Thank you so much for that!
This guy is a legend!
Haha..cheers mate!
following this . really cool man
Thanks man!
Good graphics and good writing. Well done
Thanks a lot Jack!
Your videos are so great! Exactly what I was looking for.
Glad you stumbled upon it!
This is incredible, you made it so easy to understand, thank you!
Thank you for checking it out mate! I'm glad you find it easy to understand!
Glad I stumbled on this channel
Amazing videos! Lots still to watch=) Thank you.
Enjoy the rest!
Perfect work!
Thank you ❤
Thank you for your knowledge.
Glad to be of service!
Your understanding of the matter, and your ability to convey it to us in simple language is staggering, in and of itself.
The fact that you also supply these invaluable visuals to further deepen our knowledge, and then make it all readily available to anyone interested leaves me wishing you the very best in life.
You are a remarkable human being, and it's a pleasure to witness you and your work. Thank you!
Sir! That's high praise! Thank you very much for your comment, the way you articulated it left me a buzzed. Producing these have become a bit if a passion project of mine, and comments like yours push me to do more. Thank you.
Thanks for pointing out the Einstien's Field equation.
Well presented and explained. Thanks a ton for creating this.
Awesome tutorials bro. How are you making these awesome visuals?
Thanks! I'm using After Effects for the visuals.
How do you create your animations? They are pretty slick !
Hey, thanks very much! I use Adobe After Effects for the animations.
This is top tier content 👍
Cheers!
This is amazing bro, good job
Thank you bro!
Fantastic animation! Thank you!
Nice content, Akash. I wish you get success!
Thanks mate!
I am an ECE student seriously it's been great learning with you bro 😃🥳
Thanks bro!
Amazing video, thank you! Very clear
Thanks!
Thank you so much. I came here after watching your explanation of dither (chapter seven). I am an audio professional too and I know many of the concepts, but your expositions are so clear that I've decided to watch the whole series. I occasionally teach as well, and the way you make your presentations is inspiring. Thank you for the time you’ve devoted to this. BTW, what tools do you use for your drawings?
Blessings from Spain.
Thanks so much mate! I'm glad you find the videos useful. And I use Adobe After Effects for the animations
wow such a great insight
Thanks for checking it out!
amazing channel and content
My man... You talked about how you could talk about how microphones work, do you have a video on that? I couldn't find one from my initial search of your channel, I don't know If I'm missing it.
Sorry, haven't gotten around to producing that yet. I've gotten myself too deep in other series to start a new one, so you probably won't be seeing that any time soon.
Awsome brother ! I cane to know about you & your channel through Mr Sreejesh Nair !
Thank you so much
😃😘
Hey bro , what is the answer for that question ( scenario 1) ??
Hey! I want to say the answer is a philosophical one! But it isn't. The answer is no, there is no sound, when no one is around to hear it.
www.nsta.org/q-if-tree-falls-forest-and-theres-no-one-around-hear-it-does-it-make-sound
@@akashmurthy thanks for the response brother and keep do more videos
What about a cylinder or a lacquer disk? In which form would you catalogue the audio on those devices?
The same as vinyl I'd imagine. They are all a type of phonographic medium.
@@akashmurthy is it analog but physical? Mechanical? Acoustical?
Have you uploaded this series in a better quality somewhere else? The video compression is really distracting for me. OCD will do that.
There is a course on Udemy where it's high quality, and you can download them to your device.
great content thanks
Great video!
Superb!
This is an awesome video! Would you allow community translation contributions? I'd love to translate the captions to Portuguese!
Thank you! Yes, I would definitely allow for more accessiblity. But not sure community translation is allowed anymore? I'm not sure. But we can discuss.
Unbelievably good; keep teaching. (Hobbyist)
Thanks! Will do..
Awesome series of videos, you're becoming a very hot topic in the biggest sound group in Israel 🇮🇱🙏
Hey thanks very much! That's crazy! What's the name of the group? Could you give me a link please?
When I started at the BBC World Service, Radio in 2002, they handed me a reel of tape, a razor blade, a pen and some sticky tape. Then they said can you edit this. O_o I'd been using Cool Edit Pro for 4 years lol.
Lol, BBC seems old school
Wtf? 😂
ty very well done
awesomeeee
🤘😘🤘
fnatastic.
yes, there is a sound, if a tree falls. May be the tree can hear it, itself. If anything falls apart, there is a sound, there must be a sound. God listens to this sound even if no one hears it. if a tree falls and if someone makes the body of guitar or any other instrument from its wood, that will later generate the sound of falling of a person, pain of breaking up, words never said to others in the form of a song that would be played on that wooden guitar. philosophically, you have no Idea how much sound a broken tree or a broken heart in alone can produce.