AUDIO BASICS (Part 2): Properties of a Sound Wave

This video explains the properties of sound waves: Frequency, Amplitude, Phase, Period, and Wavelength.

Learning these properties is very important because it allows us to communicate about sound more effectively. You'll learn about the variables of a sound wave and the units of measurement used to describe sound.

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0:00 - Intro
0:22 - Phase
1:46 - Frequency
2:44 - Period
3:16 - Wavelength
4:07 - Amplitude

This video is part one in an AUDIO BASICS SERIES:

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Adding/subtracting 3 dB is doubling/halving. 6 dB is quadrupling/quartering. Aside from that minute detail, VERY well done! Thank you!

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[tonyredgrave]

this is a nice review of what i've learned in school, but do you have a video on why waveforms on practical recordings look more complicated and nonuniform compared to this?

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[dariofromthefuture]

I don't understand how you can change period without changing the frequency? I'm not sure you explained it right. If frequency is measured in CPS - then if we adjust the second -- than frequency would also be adjusted in proportion. At least the way you explained it here. Would love some help here thanks

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