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Making music with ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS?! | Andrew Huang
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Hey Andrew! Electrical Engineer here,
I thought I'd help explain the question you had in your video. Electromagnetic fields are invisible areas of "influence" that magnets and electrical circuits create. Fields are *typically* invisible, and can effect objects without actually touching it. A really common example of this is gravity, no matter where you are on Earth, you are always pulled towards the ground. There isn't any physical object that is pulling you downwards, it's simply the gravitational field that is attracting you. Electric fields and magnetic fields follow a very similar principle, and work with one another like dance partners.
Magnetic fields are simply the invisible area of influence that a magnetic object has. Think of any typical fridge magnet, as you move it closer and closer to a piece of metal, you can feel it being pulled towards the surface. That 'force' that you feel is a magnetic force exerted my the magnetic field.
Now electrical fields are fields created by both charge (a buildup of electrons) and current (the MOVEMENT) of that charge. Here's a similar example, if you've ever rubbed a balloon on your hair and then stuck it to something, that is the effect of lots and lots of tiny electrons building up on the balloon, which then are attracted to the more neutral charge of the object that you're sticking it to. As for *current*, whenever you plug in an object that draws electricity, electrons are pushed through the wires. These moving electrons create a field of their own, and is the very principle that allows antennas to broadcast video, music and other information.
Now, believe it or not, both of these fields can actually be considered to be the same thing! When you take a magnetic field and move it around, or change it, it creates an electric field. If you take an electric field and move it around or change it, it creates a magnetic field. We take advantage of this principle all the time to create electromagnets! Unlike a typical fridge magnet, an electromagnet can be switched on and off at any time, and we use them constantly! Your speakers especially are based around the principle of electromagnetism, and they all work in similar ways. Basically, if you take a current and force it into a spiral shape, you can create a magnetic field. Your speakers use this to vibrate really, really quickly and create sound. This principle is so useful, that we take advantage of it in almost every electronic device, and we can do some wild things with it!
I hope that helps! Love your videos by the way, keep it up!
*internet high five*
Bottonline:
If you move the device in earth (magnetic field) = sound (acceleration modifys it)
and if you move it next to any electric device = more interesting sound while more elevtricity = cooler sound
JetpackYoshi Thank you so much for this, I appreciate anyone that can put crazy concepts into simple terms for people like me 😂
JetpackYoshi tl;dr
JetpackYoshi
Thank you. I was getting annoyed at his lack of knowledge. I know he has no real reason to understand any of this, but it still bugs me.
ThePixelBM TPBM I've written youtube comments explaining things longer than that. If it's something you know a lot about, and are passionate about, writing a few paragraphs doesn't do much to stop you.
i swear, this dude can pull some sick tunes out of pure silence
you could fart and sneeze and this dude would make it a top hit
really talented
Yolostabber99 that's something that should be done
oh yes lol
CoinflipperTv Technically it's already been done, there was someone who wrote a song with no notes or sounds whatsoever. You should listen to it, it sounds great ;)
4 fundamental forces of nature (title speaks for itself): Gravity (ironically the weakest one, by a lot), strong nuclear force, weak nuclear force (like gravity but for within and between the atoms that make...everything else), and the one feature din this video: electromagnetism (The awesomest one). Fun fact: Electromagnetism is powerful enough to counter act or break the other three forces, so, theoretically, anybody who can control them (say, comic book characters) could tear the universe apart...
Electromagnetic waves: Light.
Electric and magnetic waves are literally combining (perpindicular to one another) to form a new wave and scientists suck at fancy names so they called them electromagnetic waves.
Light comes at several different frequencies and wavelengths (just like sound waves...and waves in general) and pretty much any electrical device that runs current through a conducting metal will generate some type of electromagnetic wave. Since humans can only see a small range of light waves (450 nanometers - 750 nanometers makes up the visible light spectrum) we don't notice the light bulbs, phones, computers, plugs, etc. making all those waves on a day to day basis
BUT
when collecting data with a sensor (like this awesome gadget!) they will typically pick up noise generated from our modern society.
This cool little device, instead of being set up to filter out the typical 60 Hz noise, intentionally captures the sound.
Whoo, glad all those Engineering classes payed off.
It's fun to see how your comment just took 5 likes, when a average "Nice video" comment takes at least the double!
I really appreciated it, and now its more clear on how the device itself works, thank you.
(Trust me, we are wasting our time studing Engineering) :D
Leonardo B. Really? Yeah it's nice fun and everything to sit back and make comments dowsed in negativity and sattire, but they almost always have zero backing. I urge you to go ahead and put the 'nice video' comment up. I assure you you're not getting likes anywhere close to the ones on this comment in the same time frame
Leonardo B. Or rather I'll do it. And then you'll see what I mean
What engineering course did you took?
Ignite Playz what English class did you take?
Its from Slovakia, ELEKTRO-SLUCH means ELECTRO-HEARING
icwsi 6:27
Gosh dang, dem electromagnetic spectrum waves sure do make me feel funny!
Hey dad
Hellow my son
Oh please collab... And keep sneaking into his attention ;) one more thing: can you make a tutorial on how to complete a track properly (not just a cool beat but a finished track)
Oh, Frank! :P
Well as long as the electromagnetic wave sounds are .WAV files they are cool in my book
did he literally make an electro song ...
Some Random Guy 666 whatareudoing a literal one!
Some Random Guy 666 whatareudoing electro is way different, but i see what you mean lol
Some Random Guy 666 whatareudoing he made EDM
Some Random Guy 666 whatareudoing OHHH
Ross Denyer nah he made EMM
I'm going to attempt to answer your questions about Electromagnetic fields and the 4 fundamental forces of nature/the universe in as simple a way as I can.
*The 4 fundamental forces of nature*
The 4 fundamental forces of nature are: the strong, and weak nuclear force, gravity, and the electromagnetic force. Those first 2 have to do with atoms, specifically protons and neutrons. Put *very* simply weak force is what causes radioactive decay in atoms. It's what makes nuclear energy work.
The strong force is what prevents neutrons and protons from dissolving into quarks and gluons. Protons/neutrons are a combination between types of quarks and gluons. There are 6 types of quarks and the combinations (usually in pairs of three), form all the known particles in the universe. Gluons are found between each quark, and act much like a glue that holds them together. The stongs force is what holds this structure together and actually gets more intense as the distance increases between those particles. Gravity is the least understood but most known, it is the weakest of all forces most noticeable at very large scales. I'm sure I don't need to go in depth on this one.
Finally electromagnetism, if you've ever played with magnets as a kid then you've physically experienced a magnetic field and if you've ever seen lightning then you've seen electric fields at work. Any piece of metal that has an electric charge also creates a magnetic field around it; this is how electromagnets work. Also this works in reverse, magnetic fields can induce an electric charge, spin some magnets around a piece of metal and you have an generator.
*Electromagnetic Fields*
Any thing powered with electricity creates a measurable electromagnetic field, it radiates using radio waves which are a form of electromagnetic radiation and that is what this device is listening to. When you pointed it to the lamp the sound produced was a 60 hertz wave, this is because the electricity that comes out of your wall is a 60 hertz, cycling between 120v and -120v 60 times per second. Electromagnetic radiation is harmless it's what makes up all the light you can see, how radio works, how wifi/bluetooth works, it's also produced from our sun, and even our planet has its own magnetic field orientating our compasses north.
I hope you learned something and If you have anymore questions don't be afraid to ask
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Its just light
Now this... this field is real electronic music, for the current generation. You induce so much pleasure, with your capacity for making music, and I will frequent your channel a lot, because your videos get me amped up, and give me so much energy, it Hertz. I feel the power; it gets me reactive. It's a sine.
I'm in electrical engineering, and I hope someone understood all my puns. Thank you.
This is amazing dude! congrats on finally making it! 😊😊
Congrats
been watching since 2017!
1:54 Snapchat spectacles?
Lol me too. Just wondering because that how spectacles look. Circle video with white background.
Lol
Finn Sunshine a
He straight up made music with a ghost detector
actually the thing you're thinking of is an EMF detector or K2 meter. These will light up when electromagnetic fields are present, not make sound.
@@PDZofficial some ghost detectors make sound
That's true but they don't directly convert electromagnetic frequencies into the sounds you hear like this thing does. They just light up and play a tone when a certain threshold of energy is passed.
@@PDZofficial tbh... this is better... would you prefer to know when someone is talking, or actually hear them talk?
Siri: Ha the audiological elctromagnetic field is so funny
*static*
Siri: man hes a riot!
Warframe ref?
A brief explanation, because you asked:
The four fundamental forces of nature are gravity (for big stuff), the weak and strong interactions (for really really tiny stuff like the nucleus of an atom), and the electromagnetic force (for charged stuff).
Charged particles that are static (not moving) emit an electrostatic field, according to coulomb's law (essentially, +/+ and -/- repel, +/- attract). When charged particles (ex. electrons, protons) move, they emit another field called a magnetic field, which makes other moving charged particles change their direction of movement (roughly). This magnetic field effect actually comes as a result of special relativity (Einstein)!
So, because electric fields and static fields come from essentially the same thing, we call the two fields together the "electromagnetic field." Electronics emit these fields because they have electrons (charged particles) moving around in them. Pretty neat stuff!
By "field", by the way, we mean "vector fields", basically something that has a magnitude and direction at every point in 3-D space. It's like how at every point around earth you would have gravitational vector pointing in the direction of earth because something at that point in space would be attracted to it. Electromagnetic fields are a bit more complicated, but it's the same kind of idea.
Hank DeVries Huh, I've never heard of that! Sounds interesting, though. Thanks!
This is by far the best layman's description of electromagnetism that I have ever seen. Good work.
Ok, i know this going to deep in the topic, but i want to try to explain how the weak force and the electromagnetic were united. The interaction between particles via fields can be described by exchanging virtual particles. By the electromagnetic force will be exchanged virtual photons. The weak force describes radioactive decay and has three exchange particles called W+, W- and Z Boson. There are three here because decaying particles can give their charge to the emitting particle which is generated by the decay. There were a symmetry problem in this force bacause they saw, there are preferred directions for the emitting particles. Steven Weinberg draw up a theory which describes these phenomena very good. In this theory the Z boson is a mixture of a photon and a Z boson and vice versa. So its now one force with mixed field exchange particles. I hope this makes things more clear and isn't only physicist gibberish xD
Bonus facts:
1. The fields are usually illustrated by so called lines of force, that rather then depicting what the field is, show what it does to small charges.
2. One of the ways of understanding light is as an electromagnetic wave, so basically a travelling oscillation in the electromagnetic field (the other one being related to quantum physics). Certain wavelengths correspond to certain colours in our perception (we are talking nm, so 10^-9 m here, though).
So around what wavelength do our electronics emit these fields on?
who else thought it was a tazer
Fatal ninja me
Fatal ninja yes I did
sorta looks like one but i never thought about it being one
I imagined that it would do a rip headphone
Fatal ninja me
Elektrosluch basically means electro-hearing, so the purpose of this device is mentioned in its name. It's pronounced [ɛlɛktroslʊx]. just 4 u 2 kno
1:19 close your eyes
JapaneseHotPot lol
Ronish God
And the the pew pew kicks in
I'm so glad that i have this channel in my subscribe list :)
ANDREW HUANG I'm glad I'm here too!
ANDREW HUANG where did you get it?
lmao, "you're not going to read it to me?"
the struggles 😂
lmfao
I haven't seen any other TH-cam channel with such awesome and smooth editing. It's natural. It's doesn't feel like you try to act hard. Good Job
your videos are great. found you by mistake. subscribed immediately
kreambo1235 it wasn't a mistake. It was meant to be
same!
A happy little accident
Same here, i came because of the Elektro-Sluch he was playing with, i thoroughly enjoy that music of pure science and his genuis, i am a subscriber now lol Keep them beats going!
Lmao the guy at 5:28 :D
xD
i was about to comment that too XD
"they sound really nice and fat"
-Andrew Huang, 2017
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Wolf Song frEAKI N G
I forgot what year it was rip
2016*
No guys yall are all wrong clEARLY it's 2007
my desktop says its 1/26/2017 so I think the year is 26
could you imagine if he took like every sample pack he's ever made to combine into one song
Wow that’s groundbreaking tech right there. I have an idea! What if I wind some copper around a magnet an pluck a fixed metal string over it? I bet I’d generate an electric current within the magnetic field! Then amplify that current ,and wow, my neighbors can hear my awesome zither solos!
?? Can you explain more for my dumb brain?
@Tester 1 oh lol I didn't pick up on the sarcasm at first, now I see it 🤦
I am learning about electromagnetism in my Engineering Physics course.
No one cares
No one cares that you don't care
Nice bro that cool.👍
I care. Ignore that mouth breather :)
explainnnn
"Or the four fundamental forces of nature, one of which I can assume is Beyoncé!"
- Andrew Huang 2017
Whenever current is changing in a wire, it generates a changing electromagnetic field, which is essentially the same thing as radio waves or light depending on the frequency at which it is changing. That's why sometimes you can hear a 60hz (A half sharp-ish) hum from amplifiers. What you're hearing is the electromagnetic fields from the 60hz alternating current from the power lines in your house. Also your phone and computer will have a bunch of high frequency clicks and hums from the radio waves they use to connect to the internet via WiFi or 4G or whatever as well as some other noise from the motors in hard drives and stuff like that. You can even hear your cpu and gpu sometimes when they're working really hard and drawing a lot of power.
You can do pretty much the same thing by just pluggin a pair of dynamic headphones (need coils inside) into a mic input in an audio recorder. You can also use a dynamic microphone - I found out that Shure SM-57 has a very sensitive coil for electromagnetic waves. OF course you will record sound waves mixed with the electromagnetic waves. So you could wire yourself a coil to a phone jack to make this better.
Next, make a song using one of those fidget cube things haha
Theo Newby i just got one of those things. They are so dope. I use them yo pay attention in school
Theo Newby that's such a good idea!!!!
Theo Newby yes please Andrew!!!! Let's get Andrew to see this!!!!!
Theo Newby and fidget spinner
Will Durban suurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
You're basically a superhero now!
Tyler Sammy how are you two hours ago?
I was great two hours ago!
Time traveller, but more importantly I support Andrew on Patreon so I get all the sweet perks!
Tyler Sammy That's awesome!
Tyler Sammy How come these comments are 3 hours now?
You can probably do the same thing by hooking up an antenna directly to an amp. All you need is to take a standard patch cord and attach it to two wires going in opposite directions, one wire connected to each of the two connections on the patch cord (one on the tip and the other on the shaft)
Things you should record: laptop when booting, zoom of a camera, phone when dialing, neon lights. And what really rocks: an old analogue TV set,
That LOM is basically a so called coil mic. If you're on a budget, a coil mic (or coil pick-up) with a headphone jack costs around $15.
well I am early,now what hmm I will make the best beat ever
ba dumkababbao buaaawmmm chhhh ke ke ke ke chouuu bababombom
I think that would be great elevator music
Candy Crafts that's great!
Sofia Castanheira aww thanks it took me months to make it
Nico Alcock aww guys you are just too amazing
Pa TriXXL jeeh bud he aint elevator music level jet,it takes years to get therre
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ever heard noises like this in your (desktop) computer speakers just before getting a text? Same principle. The wire running down to the computer is acting as an antenna, sending the wave induced into the speakers. that's why a lot of wires have those big cylindrical chunks on them. they're called ferrite chokes, and as the name implies, contain iron in them. the magnetic field of the choke will magnetically insulate the wire, keeping it from inducing electromagnetic waves.
oh also, if anyone was still wondering, electromagnetic fields are essentially the movement of electrons or photons, usually thought of as a wave. look up "electromagnetic spectrum" on Google images. you'll see that many common phenomenons are just different frequencies of electromagnetic waves, such as radio waves, x-rays, and light. (rather simply put)
Imagine going outside and seeing andrew huang recording sounds with this electromagnetic thing
Wow, love what you did with the sounds! I made a similar electromagnetic listening device out of a telephone coil and went around recording, trying to be discreet (since it looked kinda...odd and slightly dangerous with wires poking out). Thought it would be a good idea to try and record the sounds of the anti-theft barriers in a shop...but it just set them off instead and made me look even more suspicious! 🤦🏼♂️ Maybe I should buy an elektrosluch for next time!!
The four fundamental forces of nature:
-electric fields
-magnetic fields
-electromagnetic fields
-Beyoncé
Saynomore7 lolol
you said the same thing 3 times and said beyonce, that's only 2
No, strong nuclear force, weak nuclear force, gravity, and electromagnetism.
Sarah Cannon And Beyoncé.
There are formulations in which the weak and electromagnetic force are combined, so you can still have Beyonce as the fourth force =P
The four fundamental forces of nature are Gravity, Electromagnetism, the weak nuclear force and the strong nuclear force. You already know the first one and the last two are fiddly atomic stuff you shouldn't care about.
The last two are what join matter together, so that's pretty important
Bruh, not only does he make music better than I ever did combined. This dude can make music out of PURE SILENCE
Honestly I think he is better than all of us people in the comments combined.
The stickers are lsd
wow that's actually pretty dope techno - i love it
more like industrial
CAN YOU PLEASE DO A SONG CHALLENGE WITH PENCILS?!?!
An electro magnetic field, is basically the magnetic field that is put out by wires when electricity is pumped through them, its like how speakers work by creating a magnetic field that makes sound waves. The reason your appliences humm and click is because of electricity going through ITS wires, the reason your light hummed at a constant tune is because of the frequency of the Alternating current that goes through it witch can be replicated with the same frequency on a sound generator. Your device picks up these fields and amplifies them and turns them into soundwaves.
ELI5 Electromagnetic Fields: Things that run on electricity or strong magnetics generate an invisible field, that attracts and repels other electronic or magnetic things. The field is generated by the movement of tiny particles called electrons, which exist in pretty much everything in the universe. If something has a lot of electricity moving through it or is a very strong magnet, the electromagnetic field is bigger and stronger. Also, electricity and magnetism are the same force, just two sides of the same coin. Magnets can make electrons move and generate electricity, and electrons moving through things can generate a magnetic force as well.
This sounds so much like Watch_Dogs 2 music! :D
Krynex Yep
Yeah :D
Andrew I love your vids... You should do a song using only a bike.
Like a bell or the chains could be useful...
"Ok i found this"
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"Your not gonna read it to me?!"
LOL
This is pretty much a normal microphone, but without the tiny metallic moving parts that react to sound. Microphones work by putting an object in a tight magnet wire coil, when the object is hit my soundwaves, it moves a little bit, creating a small magnetic field that's just powerful enough to create a disturbance in the waveform of the current in the coil, a processor takes that, then boosts the volume high enough to hear, & sends is out across a cable to your computer or your headphones. Instead of moving tiny metal foil sheets, this just takes the magnetic fields that are already being produced by things, & it's much more sensitive so that it can actually pick up the fields without having the source of the field inside of itself. Some fields are actually powerful enough to hear without it though, if you take a strong magnet & hold it next to a transformer that's plugged into an electrical socket, you may be able to feel the field or hear it from the magnet vibrating (This doesn't work with all transformers though, so if it doesn't work for you, find another transformer, the transformers you want to look for are things like older laptop power supplies, you can also use a fish tank filter, those have tiny transformers that drive the motor.).
Lol he's unboxing LOM and then look at my name lol
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four forces of nature are gravity, electromagnetism, the strong force, and the weak force. the strong and weak forces hold together atoms and stuff.
1:05 Ta ting goes SKRRRRRRA
In physics, the fundamental interactions, also known as fundamental forces, are the interactions that do not appear to be reducible to more basic interactions. There are four fundamental interactions known to exist: the gravitational and electromagnetic interactions, which produce significant long-range forces whose effects can be seen directly in everyday life, and the strong and weak interactions, which produce forces at minuscule, subatomic distances and govern nuclear interactions. Some scientists[1][2][3] speculate that a fifth force might exist but if so, it is not widely accepted nor proven.
Each of the known fundamental interactions can be described mathematically as a field. The gravitational force is attributed to the curvature of spacetime, described by Einstein's general theory of relativity. The other three are discrete quantum fields, and their interactions are mediated by elementary particles described by the Standard Model of particle physics.
Within the Standard Model, the strong interaction is carried by a particle called the gluon, and is responsible for the binding of quarks together to form hadrons, such as protons and neutrons. As a residual effect, it creates the nuclear force that binds the latter particles to form atomic nuclei. The weak interaction is carried by particles called W and Z bosons, and also acts on the nucleus of atoms, mediating radioactive decay. The electromagnetic force, carried by the photon, creates electric and magnetic fields, which are responsible for chemical bonding and electromagnetic waves, including visible light, and forms the basis for electrical technology. Although the electromagnetic force is far stronger than gravity, it tends to cancel itself out within large objects, so over the largest distances (on the scale of planets and galaxies), gravity tends to be the dominant force.
All four fundamental forces are believed to be related, and to unite into a single force at high energies on a minuscule scale, the Planck scale, but particle accelerators cannot produce the enormous energies required to experimentally probe this. Efforts to devise a common theoretical framework that would explain the relation between the forces are perhaps the greatest goal of theoretical physicists today. The weak and electromagnetic forces have already been unified with the electroweak theory of Sheldon Glashow, Abdus Salam, and Steven Weinberg for which they received the 1979 Nobel Prize in physics. Progress is currently being made in uniting the electroweak and strong fields within a Grand Unified Theory (GUT). A bigger challenge is to find a way to quantize the gravitational field, resulting in a theory of quantum gravity (QG) which would unite gravity in a common theoretical framework with the other three forces. Some theories, notably string theory, seek both QG and GUT within one framework, unifying all four fundamental interactions along with mass generation within a theory of everything (ToE).
Idk why but I can feel the tv on. 'On' as the tv is blank with a black screen, so like people think it's off and stuff but it's actually on. It's like I can hear the electromagnetic field or whatever coming from the tv and it bothers me so much that I have to turn off the tv. Idk, is it me?
Might be a high pitched squealing coming from the TV?
Pro CRAST are you sure about that haha yo profile pic
Yep. Even if you press the off button, the TV is still actually on because it has to listen for a remote signal to turn all the way on, which it can't do if there is no power in it.
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electromagnetism is just the interaction of electricity and magnetism. when electricity starts flowing through a conductor, i.e. a wire, computer chips, light bulbs, etc, induction occurs, which literally makes a magnetic field flow around that object. your device probably also contains a receiver, which, when introduced to the magnetic field, makes electricity flow in it (crazy science shit for electricians). this is the signal that you pick up and then hear on the computer/headphones. basically, if your light bulb has 120 hz flowing through it, your device will pick that up and relay it to you as a 120 hz sound. crazy stuff, tbh
Make dub step with a door. Squeaking and tapping. It'd be cool!
and then 4 producers 1 sample episode 4 happened lol
Electricity and magnetism is two aspects of the same force. This is called electromagnetism. Anything to do with this force emits a field and the device can pick up that field and interpret it for you as a sound.
also the 4 fundamental forces are gravity, electromagnetic, nuclear strong force, and nuclear weak force
To answer your questions, when an object has an electric current going through it like a wire, it also produces a magnetic field. Think about when you used some copper wire wrapped around a nail to pick up paper clips in school. The copper wire is generating a magnetic field that makes the nail magnetic. This then picks up the metal paper clip. About the 4 fundamental forces of the universe (as a side note, all of the forces are thought to have there own particle, which is what happens when you put a lot of energy or "excite" a piece of space). They are, in order of simplest to most complex, gravity, electromagnetism, strong nuclear force, and weak nuclear force. Gravity is what you would expect; any object with energy (of mass due to relativity) will attract other objects with energy. It is thought that the particle for this force is the graviton, but that is still yet to be confirmed. We already talked about electromagnetism, which has the photon as its particle. It also keeps electrons orbiting atoms which is important. The strong force is the force that does two things (prepare yourself. Particle physics ahead). First, you need to understand that atoms are made up of protons and neutrons, and those protons and neutrons are made up of smaller particles called quarks. It is one job of the strong force to make sure that those quarks stay together. It is also important to keep the neutrons and protons themselves together. This force is conveyed by the gluon particle, which also has to do with colour charge, but that is way too complicated to fit into a TH-cam comment since this is long as it is. The weak force is responsible for something called beta decay. This is a form of nuclear radiation. It is basically when a neutron emits an electron and becomes a proton. So either a W or Z boson (which is the force carrying particle) comes very close to a neutron. Remember when I said that protons and neutrons are made up of quarks? Well a neutron had 2 "down" quarks which have a slightly negative charge and 1 "up" quark which has a more powerful positive charge. These cancel each other out so it is neutral. A proton has 2 up quarks and 1 down quarks. Now typically the boson will have one up quark. This will exchange an up quark with one of the down quarks in the neutron giving it 2 up quarks and making it a proton. The boson is now negative and due to another part of the strong force, pushes the former boson away. I hope you learned something and if you have any questions, I would be happy to answer them.
skip ahead to the part with the star in front of it if you want to get to the helpful part. ( may be undr read more)
you can do some really cool stuff with electromagnetic fields. As most people know about the electromagnetic spectrum, there are many frequencies from radio to visible light to xrays, microwaves, and more. You can do many things if you know how to make a transmitter.
* Ex. Wifi is made from radio waves that send info at a high rate frequency, but if you find a program to transmit audio or other info through waves lie radio or light, then you can do many things with it like hook it up to a light bulb and and have a light detector to recieve that audio or movie.
I'm honestly considering funding your Patreon, I would never really do that, but you do a really great job at offering rewards to your donators.
Could you upload a sample pack for the raw sound files?
Oh nice, Thanks! :-)
You’re so brilliant. By the way, I found you through Rob Scallon. Who I found through Sarah Longfield. Who I found through an advertisement for music man guitars that turned me onto Jason Richardson. So yeah, my list of favorite musicians is growing so fast thanks to the tube that I’m staying up till like 4 am every night. I guess that’s not night anymore. But anyway, thanks for all your inspiration everyone, yeah!
Electromagnetic fields are caused by any object with mass. Compasses use electromagnetic fields to always point north. GPS's don't work in grocery stores because metal objects have stronger electromagnetic fields than other objects. The Earth has an electromagnetic field that somehow relates to the north and south poles (i cant remember how). Magnets stick to each other with electromagnetic fields. That's why they have poles. Also, the spectrum of light is the electromagnetic spectrum.
I learned most of that on my own.
You should do a cover of Electric Love by Børns with this and other electrical equipment, that would be interesting
This guy is lying, everybody knows that pot plants have electromagnetic fields!🤣
IAmASillyPigeon heh.
I remember building one of these. It's actually really easy. You just need Darlington Triple (3 NpN transistors configured to give extreme sensitivity to the gate of the transistor). Add a battery, antenna and a mono (or stereo jack if you make 2 of them) and bam... Easy listening of electromagnetic interference.
Charged particles (negative or positive) such as an electron or proton naturally create an electric field around them. When that electric field moves, it creates a magnetic field perpendicular to the direction it's moving.
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just me?
OMG ME TOO
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Sooooo true bro like what!!!
confirmed andrew's next song will be him mixing goose sounds
You can build one by yourself. Just connect a coil to a audio cable and feed it into a mic/line input. Almost no costs at all and lots of fun
four fundamental forces:
-strong nuclear force
-weak nuclear force
-gravitational force
-electromagnetical force
The magnetic field and electric field are the same field in two different "planes", which is why light and radiation are called EM waves, or electromagnetic waves, as they are the same thing. this most likey detects magnetic forces, which are slightly different, being that magnetic forces involve special fields of particles spontaneously popping in and out of existence.
hey this gadget is really cool.hope its not too expensive.
geez..100 euro......nope.the gadget has two little inductors as record head.definetly not worth it.
well,maybe you can pay this much for its novelty
github.com/LOM-instruments/Elektrosluch-DIY
Robert Hritz thanks!
its makes sense, electromagnetic field for music, it's usually for people who are into music, also I wasn't surprised by the price
oh wow that's cool
Hello Andrew! I got a new microphone/pop filter, and I wanted to thank you for inspiring me to upgrade my stuff and practice (this sounds formal and weird sorry)!
the video is cool too
4:16 OP-Z startup
There are five fundamental forces of the universe; Gravity (you know what that is), the Strong Force (which is what holds atoms together), the Weak Force (which contributes to the decay of atoms), electromagnetism (which is basically magic, but the easiest way to explain it is that electrons kinda attract and repel stuff when they flow certain ways) and of course Beyoncé.
'this is the thing'
*casually starts playing quinoa balls*
*scream*
Underrated youtuber imo
He's got a million subscribers ffs
A similar effect happens if you have your cellphone is communicating on certain frequency bands and is near powered speakers or a radio receiver. It's a series of beeps and staticy clicks that get louder as the phone is put closer to the receiver/speaker. Mine seems to do it when it's connected to an EVDO rev. A network. I bet that device could pick it up, too!
That shirt made mad and happy. What a roller coaster of emotions.
if i would see someone walking around like that is be like, gost busters? Doctor Who?
I just shared this with several people ;)
You deserve it man!!! People are missing out on ur awesomeness ;)
Anything electric has some sort of field running through it. Speakers amps microphones, microwaves TV's phones etc are your beat bet for cool EMF noises.
There are some really cool descriptions of electromagnetic fields in these comments.
Nicely put, JetpackYoshi in particular.
But just a quick one for you Andrew, and all the other music people out there: ever played electric guitar or bass?
The pickups on an electric guitar also work on the principle of electromagnetic fields. The magnets in the pickups create a magnetic field. When you play, the movement of the strings through this magnetic field causes there to be current 'induced' in them. In other words, it causes electrons to flow in the strings. This current in the strings creates an electric field. The electric field in turn causes current to flow in the coils of the pickups, and this final current is the output that goes to your instrument's internal circuitry, and then on to the amp.
All this noise you're getting Andrew? That's actually the reason people use humbucking pickups. In a single coil pickup, all of the other things around you which create electromagnetic fields get picked up by your pickups, in the same sort of way that current is caused by the vibrating strings. This is what causes all the extra noise in a single coil pickup. In fact, you could in theory do the same thing as you're doing with the Elektrosluch with a single coil pickup, although it mightn't work quite as awesomely well.
Humbuckers solve this problem by having two single coil pickups where the coils are wound in opposite directions. This means that the signals they get from all those noisy background items cancel out- but also means that you get that same sound from the strings from both of the pickups. This sound from the two different pickups adds together, giving you that distinctive, beefier humbucker sound.
So to some extent, I'd agree. Every other electro song is a liar. But at the same time, anything which uses an electric guitar or bass is just as 'electro' as this. In fact, microphones and speakers act on identical principles!
Okay, geek-mode: deactivate.
Seriously cool stuff!
And as always, loving the music.
I'm addicted to Andrew's content
An electromagnetic field is an space in emptyness (generaly) that is the "combination" of a magnetic and an electric field, this means that a magnetic field depends of the electric one... In a object with "good" electromagnetic propieties, what hapens is that there is an electric and magnetic field, the electric one makes a flow of electric charge in himself, but the magnetic doesn't make a flow of "magnetic charge", so this flow is = 0. The electric field depends of the magnetic fiel... But it oposses to the way it was "originaly provocated" (V'×E"= -d'B"/d't), and there is the reason of the negative symbol; and it also depends of the time this field is being profuced. And the magnetic field, also, depends of a electric charge called J", so if there is this charge, there is, necesarily, a magnetic field.
If you want to know more, see in books or Wiki the laws of Maxwell.
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Jorge.
You can do the same thing buying enameled copper wire and making a coil with it, then you connect it to a plug and put it inside the recording machine. Cheaper way, works the same
This can also kinda be done if you take a speaker, plug an aux cable (I mean those with the plug you'd put in your headphone jack) into it's input jack and if you max out the volume, you're gonna hear some noise. Now touch the plug or put your phone near the cable to get weird or unpleasant noises. But I think this has to do with electromagnetic fields coming from your phone's radiation and not the power flowing through it though.
Essentially a really strong guitar pickup
2:59 "Will it music?"
Let's talk about that!
(Someone better get that reference, or I'll be really disappointed).
GMM!!!!
3:56 my favorite ones
having a headache and feeling depressed is just a great mix to stare at a bright white room for 7 minutes. it won't stop me though
a magnetic field is the area in which a magnet can pick up metal objects and a electromagnet is a magnet that can be switched on and off by the amount of electricity that flows through it and the electromagnetic fields are the Area that an electromagnet can pick up a metal object
that took no time what so ever
And electromagnetic field is much more general of that. You just listed two common examples of magnetic and electromagnetic fields. You define terms by talking generally not in specifics.
Kdo je čech nebo slovák ?
Jaaa :D
Ja xD
Definitely not a full Slovak name when naming it "Elektro" and "sluch" xD
We say Elektro too in our country. And its (Electrical hearing) so yeah it is definitely a full Slovak name.
Sm slovenc
okay, the four fundamental forces are the strong and weak nuclear forces, the electromagnetic force, and the gravitational force. The strong nuclear force which holds both protons and neutrons together as well as the atoms they make, the weak nuclear force is the one which causes the interactions of radioactive decay, the gravitational force deals with gravity, and finally, the electromagnetic force is a force between charged particles like protons and electrons and is responsible for chemical interactions, light, electricity, not phasing through things, and SO SO MUCH MORE! This is why I am taking AP physics.
The fundamental forces are gravity (you should know what gravity is), Electromagnetism (the interactions between charged objects), the weak force (what causes atoms to decay), and the strong force (which binds the nucleus (middle bit) of an atom together).
PLOT TWIST its actually a taser
what song was playing at 2:29?
Dancing in the 80s i think that is his own
Electromagnetic fields are a sound bubble that is so quiet, high or low of a sound that you cannot hear it. It is only around something that is electronic. The electronic device doesn’t even have to be plugged in, turned on, etc. So, to make it understandable, your phone is always screaming at you so loud that you just learned to tune it out.