How to find the Resonant frequency of an object (Quick Way)

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[cuervovallejo]

What about an object that does not ring when hit? Like a rock or a plant.?

[Allplussomeminus]

What about finding the resonant frequency of a non metallic object?

I see someone else already asked that, but still we would like to know.

[ninecloudsup]

does one microphone suffice? my hypothesis is that resonate frequencies have counter parts but most of these sounds we are unaware of because of the limitations of human biology

[jsmythib]

Hmmm... Something on my shelf resonates at 2273.11hz as well. A nice visualization, thanks for the post.

[davidbranch]

Now, what can we use for frequency output?

[yoyobird]

tried it with a soda can but i couldnt get the can to vibrate any ideas?
even took the 2 highest and put 1 through the left and the other in the right speaker still nothing

[saulbeiza]

Does it work on humans ? Or how would you check the mhz frequency of a human.

[livegood.organics]

I am thinking if would not be posible to conect an object ( mineral, metalic, nonmetalic, non ringing objects ) to a variable signal generator and with the osciloscope probe, to see the amplitude of signal coming from object, at diferent frequencies ... like in tesla coils tuning... the maximum amplitude at the certain frequency should be the resonant frequency of that object ...

[mxcollin]

Great video! I’ve been wondering how to do that for awhile and your simple method makes a lot of sense and seems spot on. 👍

I’m wondering if you were to play a loud speaker at that exact resonant frequency if it would make the object appear lighter (obviously the mass would stay the same and wouldn’t change). However, I’m wondering if by causing the object to vibrate efficiently as it is effected by the resonant sound waves if that would minimize to some degree the object’s contact with the ground thereby allowing it to be slid along with less overall effort? Any thoughts?

[cherisheverymoment]

How do you measure human frequency/vibration? For different person

[mehmetaliok]

Could you please tell me what are the frequency resonances of gold and silver?

[stevenchiverton]

whats the resonant frenquency of a torch globe while its on

[vivekECE]

Sorry I am dumb, why are you hitting it. Since inside the crystal of metal the atoms are oscillating. Please explain me sir??

[realityregenerator]

This was so helpful thank you so much!

[kimnorth]

is there an equivalent to this program for mac users?

[BurningBushPedagogy]

but is that not the pitch tone, why call it resonant frequency, i think Fundamental pitch and its supporting harmonics or whatever

[asifsuneer]

It's incorrect. The harder you hit the metal, higher the frequency you will get.

[anointing_favour]

the other frequency was probably coming from the hammer.

[ESPthaWin]

So what if you make the computer make the frequency come out of your loudspeakers? Will you be able to make the bell vibrate? I think you will.
So many here are asking how to measure a rocks frequency. Maybe we don't need that.
Maybe if you found a object that vibrates really easily and put a, let's say 70 tonnes rock on top of it, we should be able to move the rock with sound no problem.