10 Hz clean sine wave BASS TEST TONE frequency
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- 10 Hz sine tone, to test your Subwoofer/Speaker/Headphones.
Humans can detect sounds in a frequency range from about 18 Hz to 20 kHz. (Human infants can actually hear frequencies slightly higher than 20 kHz, but lose some high-frequency sensitivity as they mature); the upper limit in average adults is often closer to 15-17 kHz.
If you “hear” frequencies lower than 18 Hz, you might just be hearing harmonic distortion.
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Me: turns up volume
Cheap ass speaker:
SCREEEEEE
Nah mate that's everyone
My AirPod Pros are death
Stunning. Welcome to the 10Hz Club.
That is incredible. I can get down here. No volume, I have never been into loud music. I can detect the pulses.
A subsonic woofer will just make your whole body vibrate like you're in a hurricane, the pulses are an illusion because they are just the artifacts of a woofer that can't handle the subsonic frequencies. Still sounds cool though!!
To elaborate, the majority of woofers can't vibrate enough air back and forth to create a clean subsonic frequency, hence the pulsing. That's why massive club systems (rare to go so low) and vehicle systems in excess of 100KW do have the power to properly resonate at subsonic frequencies. But you will never feel the bass in any other setting.
@@shornoMALONEY 100kw?? Do you have any idea what you're even talking about? I can feel 15hz playing my 12" sub on a single watt. It doesn't take crazy high power, OR massive subs to produce low bass. I've played an audible 20hz from a 4" woofer on just a few watts (like 10 watts).
Play it at 2x and it sounds like a nice sub bass ofc
Try it at 0.25 it just sounds like beeping
Basically 20hz
I can't wear it at 2x! XD
@@c_hr1z930 Almost sounds like a generator or something.
Yep
10Hz the frequency of happiness, induce secretion of serotonin
My headphones are of good quality. But when I listened it on my friends headphones the sound was like a tractor
😂
Whats your headphones then?
yeah youtube compression ruins the sound
Its sounds like a tractor to me but i am literally wearing 10 euro headphones
Probably the sound of the air.
Fact: This is the hz of circulation of blood in our body
Wow, can I use it to put my classmates asleep during maths?
10hz is also the electrical frequency of our body...
@@pumpkin8222 no
Huh? Wouldn't that be equal to the heart's pulse? 72BPM, i.e. 1.2Hz?
shut up you idiot, average resting heart rate is about 60bpm, beats per minute, so 1 Hz in frequency (2 if you're counting the upbeat). So it's 1 Hz (1 beat per second on average). But it's not even a frequency wave so it's kinda wrong to call it hertz.
Try putting it at 0.25 speed
Goes high pitched
Wtfffff
and try pausing it and playing it at 0.25 speed😂😂
Captain Price lol
Captain Price that scared the shit out of me Lamsodkdod
Fun fact: the speaker you are using is very slow to make such a low tone right now, so you might here the magnet inside hitting the speaker (speakers have magnets to make sound if you didnt know)
Yeah but who doesn't know that
I turned the volume all the way up and set the speed to 2x and my headset is giving my ears a massage. This is quite terrifying.
Noice
so 20hz then?
This is important. 10hz is an alpha-wave state. A deep meditation. The specific light of a candle is relative to 10hz. (The frequency of that spectrum of light. It changes a bit as you increase it by octaves (due to natural tuning distortions), but i think the amplified sound of 10hz would be somewhere around A-flat to A. Maybe this pitch is related to A432. // Please feel free to look over my work on pitch and key psychology here on my channel. You will be blown away. _The Acoustic Rabbit Hole_
Sounds like I'm listening to a pulsar spin.
Yes , me too
You are a spinning pulsar my friend 🙏🏽
@@SoulGasmProd tf
Made my sub move pretty good
I feel it on my wired earbuds, good shit
if the DAC frequency response is 20hz- 20khz how is it possible to hear sound?
Fake
You could hear below 20 Hz it just isn't perceived as a single sound/ sound but just 10 beats in 1 second
If you slow it down to 0.25 you hear it is 2.5 beats per second
tigers can roar like this and it causes paralysis you can't hear it but it's there
the sound is just your audio device
@@jsgv7935 tigers are not DAC's the electric DAC on devices have a frequency output. mostly 20hz-20khz. so what am I listening to?
I can hear this perfectly
Got a sound in my room similar to this. Persistent humming it’s doin my head in
Me too 🤨
Call a paranormal investigator dude wtf ☠️
@@Panshulsharma143 😂🤣😂 nah a ghost would mix it up a bit, throw things n stuff.
That’s just the earths vibration
Why we can't hear it without headphones but can with them?
Background nice color!
My cat purr be like : PUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Oh I can hear it very loudly with my headphones they would actually reach below it.
yeah my pretty expensive phones can just about pick up the subbass at 2x speed (20 Hz) but it's still pulsing. you can't hear this bass, only FEEL it on specialized systems that can handle subsonic bass.
Mostly in Miami lowriders and LA SUVs with 100K+ systems and real wide woofers, 12-18 inch I guess, and at least 10 of them. I know about club/festival bassbins, not so much about vehicle systems.
My cheap speaker I am trying to blow started making sounds while playing this. Its making some pretty sick beats
Put to two times speed
rip the oysters
I tried it on my JBL it work like it was working amazing
My jbl is a helicopter
Lmao same
Mine started to smell like smoke
My BosBos sounds like and moped at idle
Which JBL?
The poor oysters tho, RIP
I like this 👌
Blew a fuse in my amp cranking this haha
Rock On Dude!
Do you think you'll feel 10hz at 46dB?
My custom built subwoofer box made with Medex or 1" HDF with a jamo amp 285rms and a alpine type r dual 4ohm running at 8ohm makes a very pleasant low bass throb , I can't play that more then 20 seconds and my head starts hurting . Now from what I read in comments you are not supposed to hear 10hz so I assume it's just the ported design and subwoofer moving in and out that is creating bass . 🤷. 😎 Did I build a good box who knows it was just to specs of alpine.
you can actually hear below 20hz, some studies say its as low as 8hz before there isn't any more registration from the ear and you start more feeling instead of hearing.
sounds like a big fan
Ok but this is relaxing lmao idk why
Play at 2x
Now push pause/play rapidly over and over
You are now a DJ
Esto es droga para mis oídos durante 30 segundos xd
This is so fun with my JBL Flip 5 passive radiator, it goes up and down very slowly
Mate that only goes down to 60 Hz. You're hearing a pulse from the vibrations of the speaker FAILING to produce the low note, that's why it sounds wobbly/pulsy.
I can only just pick up the bass tone at 2x speed (20 Hz) with very expensive studio headphones.
You can't even properly hear bass this low, you can only feel it on a specialized system with subwoofers capable of producing such low tones. And they;re expensive as hell, and need stupid amounts of power. Check out Steve Mead Designs for what I'm on about...
@@shornoMALONEY in 50% volume the passive radiator really moving. But above 50% volume the sound begins to distort. I can't hear the bass, but the passive radiator really moves
certified oyster classic
Dam play on 2x put headphones feels good
I thought I was just hearing my heartbeat in my ears. Then I felt my pulse and realized it was faster than what I was hearing, so I stopped the video and the pulse went away.
On a closer listen, I think the sine wave is amplifying the sound of my inner ear pulse, but not quite. Most like my pulse almost matches to create constructive interference, with a louder beat every other heartbeat. Pretty cool.
At 2x it sounds like cat on catnip...purrfect !😊
Thanks for the ear rape at the start, really needed that loud countdown.
Just blew my sound system w this button:
Like a massage for my ear holes
Bro Keep 0.25x on cloth teared jbl and see woofer its feels so satifying
In my speaker, the membrane actually MOVES lmao
well it always moves whan your playing something but in a much higher frequency and you cant see that
.....
@@N9TheNoob no shit. I meant that the frequency is visible
10 Hz is the resonant frequency of the human body.
Possibly the weirdest thing I've read all day. Resonance of a human body will A, depend on body mass, and B won't have an effect unless you're in the presence of a system capable of vibrating your body hard enough, at a subsonic frequency.
Everything has a resonant frequency, but you need a powerful enough source to generate the vibrations, like for example with the Tacoma Bridge, where the wind started gusting at the subsonic freq of the bridge, causing twisting/lateral torsions that collapsed it.
So if you can find a 10 Hz woofer powerful enough to vibrate at your body's natural resonant frequency, you'll just puke and run away tbh hah. Even a pounding dub sound system hitting at 20-30 Hz is enough to make most people feel ill after a few mins.
10hz is actually in tune with your brain frequency especially the left hemisphere. Many experiments have been done with this where they can tune both both hemispheres and create complete out of body experiences. It's a bit to wrap your head around but interesting
I turned my woofers into an air conditioner 😂
my speaker is dancing lol
I am hearing this clearly with my headphones... I think hearing range should start at 20 Hz... So either this is not 10 hz or I have super hearing powers!
nah you're hearing an artifact of your phones trying to recreate bass, so it will sound like a tick/pulsy type thing. you need MASSIVE woofers to actually feel the bass, check out steve mead designs
Nice. My Tottaly Fake Jbl FL1P5 Makes crackling noises lol.
Me putting full volume to listen 'add' my eardrums 'ueuhevzus syshsh'
I hear 10hz !!
What fucking speakers do you have that has a 10hz response
Sony headphone under INR 1k have 10HZ
I 'hear' it too... the speaker drivers moving. but you can't 'hear' the tone.
On Bloetooth you hear the Bloetooth sound
@@lukapravivlogovi1287 - ah, is that what it is??
I can literally hear it with my phone with max volume
Fact:
This is not actually a 10hz sound, as it cannot be heard by humans. This is a 10Hz sound of a higher frequency sound, that is being turned on and off 10 times a second.
Huh? That makes no sense this is a pure 10hz sine wave. Nothing else.
Oysters be wildin'
me with an onkyo and 75 speakers: i hear my speakers melting
I thought the human ear could only hear 20 Hz, until I saw this video ._.
Ouh my Heli is coming
Sounds like a butterfly
My speaker blowing out😨
Got it yay
In 0.25x speed: sound like MS-DOS error
In 2x speed: sound like 20 Hz sound
Normal: brrrrtttttt
Subwoofers ain’t got a problem with it
I can hear this
I feel like my eyes are about to pop out.
My speaker turned into a massager
Jbl xtreme 1 and 3 with boombox 3 is the best
My ears actually start to hurt hearing this
Now this sounds like a helicopter 🚁 in my car. 4 12s on taramps 5k
Isn't this an ultrasound meaning humans can only hear frequencies between 20 to 20000 hz ???
i can hear the pulse with samson sr 850
This broke my radio 🤣
It cracks and pops anytime you pause and unpause it. * no headphones *
im not hear, but im hear the tep - tup
On my earbuds sound core life it sounds like I can hear 1 seconds of the outside on loop
Try it on 0.75x 🥲😅
my cat facing this ound side !
My 15$ headphones: tractor sound
Also are HyperX cloud stinger headphones good for bass?
Ya and they say u cant hear sounds lower than 20hz of frequency
play at 0.25 speed
The human ear is sensitive to sounds between 20 and 20000 Hz. So how do we hear these sounds below 20 Hz ?
You can´t hear these sounds below 20 (or 18 Hz). Anything you hear is distortion or moving air. But you sure can feel subsonic frequencies ;)
@@SupernaturalMusic Do you think you'll feel 10hz at 46dB?
@@SupernaturalMusic there has been multiple studies that say you can hear below 20hz, some studies confirmed that in some people their ear registers sound (not physical feelings) as low as 8hz
@@HueHanaejistla the brain apparently has a frequency of 10hz and the heart has a frequency of 1hz...idk if its possible to hear those
@@MegaLoveDoctor not sound. also the brain varies greatly between 6-17 hz or something, it's not a static 10 hz. when you hear something like "the brain has a frequency of blah blah blah" the brain isn't making noise, it's the rate of how brain waves pass. a brain wave is just a collective activation of neurons, which travels around the brain and makes a "wave" of activation. it's how the brain works. 10 hz means the electrical wave travels around the brain 10 times a second. it has nothing to do with sound perception at all. i don't think you could hear 1 hz, you'd more feel it but maybe with direct auditory nerve stimulation you could
It really crazy😂😂😂
ah yes helicopter
Tested on my IEM, i feel my head shaken by someone
you can hear it in headphones better... it maybe my headphones are better speakers then my cell. speeding it up can also be heard more easily
You are ruining the Frequency by speeding it up, it will no longer be 10hz :P
CZcams does not change pitch when changing speed
so it's doubling the speed while halving the frequency changing it into 2 10 frequency waves
CZcams doesn't change the pitch. this doesn't change that. but sure make up whatever you want.
@@nicholasjh1 try it on 20hz, it actually changing the frequency too....!
maybe the youtube algorithm is not supporting these clips xd
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Am I the only person who hears nothing?
Why can I hear it humans can hear from 20-20000 hertz
dont put at 2x speed and 100 vol on sub
Это самые мощные бассы
Try in one ear 110 hz and in the other one 100
The brain will automatically get only 10 hz frequency
Bose AE2. I can hear something, but to say it is still „sound“… I’m not sure.
The video never wants to load
It's like if my ear is going to explode, shit that's scary
Who had airports
Those people Body was shake
ooh! sounds like triangle waves, wonder what happens when i use my 60$ headphones... sounds better
try it on 300 dollar sony xm4s
Humans cannot hear 10hz
Well what did I hear then?
That's exactly what I mean we all can hear it in the video but we shouldn't coz we can only hear 20hz to 20,000hz it is clearly not 10hz
@@mahboobazainab8501 I can hear down to 9hz
@@fendyboi404 Unless you're some sort of hybrid mutant, you cant.
This video has a lot of distortion in it. The audio signal is not a clean 10 hz sine wave at all.
I can... vaguely hear something... ?
Your speakers pumping
Wow
Yo my speaker is sealed box so when i stoped this after playing for a minute i just heard the air release from the speaker box (insane!)
Like psssss
spam the spacebar and boom
I can hear it easily but I have studied that the capacity of human ear is 20-20000 hz. How it is possible?
since you have cheap headphones/speakers that convert it to 20hz automatically