How Much Electricity Does Sound Produce?

This was all just an excuse to talk about phonons.

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please continue with science content, you always come up with something new i havent heard of yet

[toddbernstein]

Your ability to move between music and science subjects so deftly, while being so informative and entertaining, makes your channel one of my absolute favorites on YouTube.

[ninthcrossing]

it is an actual crime that the algorithm would choose not to promote such excellently made and well researched content such as this. please keep making these kinds of videos, benn, i love watching them.

[CreativeMindsAudio]

These are my favorite videos you do! Love it! I’m such an audio nerd and this is HUGE stuff! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and research with the world! I understood most of the first part of the video, but phonons are new to me so glad they discovered it (i had a feeling something like that existed for sound).

[izhundrikov]

Awesome video, Ben! Besides making science videos interesting to watch you are sheding a light on aspects of audio and sound i wish more people knew. Good stuff, keep it up! And since yt algorithm hates this videos from your channel I might as well share a link with my friends and commit on this type of videos more

[arasharfa]

i cant explain the gratitude i feel for you creating and filling this niche on youtube after following you for so many years!!!

[SanguinarySun]

I love the science content, I love how you don’t just discuss other peoples work but you also experiment yourself and get as manually involved as you can.

[Zengane]

I hope you don't stop making these, I didn't even know phonons were a thing

[Percussionists]

Wow, just wow, this video was just so awesome and gave so much incite into how sounds work on a fundamental level, loving these types of videos

[fractalsauce]

I love your deep dives on amazing things in the world that all end up relating to sound and music. Great stuff

[zero.the.prototype]

Thank you, prof. I greatly appreciate the work that went into this one. I adore this category of subject matter. Stay healthy and thanks again for all the reminders to keep striving for growth.

[a_]

I would've never even thought about asking this question, you always come up with such interesting video ideas.

[Eric_ZH]

I was enjoying my coffee and your new video before heading for work and I didn't expect to hear quantum supremacy and phonons this early (I'm a quantum engineer!). As much as I like your more music focus related content, I think whenever you tackle a more scientific subject it is always well documented and fun (which is not always easy to do). I believe this irreconcilable duality of your channel is what make it special. If you receive your 3-qubits quantum computer, I hope you'll make a video about it !

[dedrxbbit]

Bro this sciencey stuff is amazing, please don’t stop. You’ve become the VSauce of music content and i love it haha

[aaroncarter]

I'm subscribed to a great deal of science channels, but this one is the best. I know it's mainly music, but every one of your science videos makes me feel like a little kid discovering weird experiments that seem like magic. I'm really glad you enjoy making these types of videos because they're so genuinely interesting and one of a kind.

[crouton_]

I'm not a music nut, never really have been, but i really enjoy these science type videos. I originally found your channel because of your "How the world sound to animals" video and really enjoyed it.

[TCRP]

I love the science content you produce. Informative and entertaining, you do a great job.

[saikousocial]

You've been producing some absolute bangers, lately!

[otzcz]

Man, I love your scientific approach to things. I'm pretty curious too, every single problem or obstacle must be solved, but I typically go to ask google or community and in most cases I find that somebody did it before, so answer exists. But you just go to do the whole research and work by yourself, also on things that others doesn't see like important to them, so they doesn"t even start thinking about to move anywhere forward. So thank you for your obsession, exploration and sharing all of that! you spent some time on! :)

[DAMAGR]

Love the science. I'm a huge nerd and life long musician. Never seen science oriented explanations like these until this channel. Keep it up.