Auditory Transduction (2002)

[cudzmaguire]

amazing video!

[audreygetstuck]

thank you T^T i didn't know what my teacher was saying haha!!!!

[MsPoeckchen]

Very good vid! just saved me a lot of time studying for my next exam!

[tialicious13]

this video is really stunning!

[2012hanaa]

سبحان الله

[ladysady91]

even the music was well-chosen :) perfect!

[bareitan]

Amazing !!!

[hpskochar78]

Awesome. But very surprised at the 5 dislikes. This was simply mind blowing.

[discpad]

Actually, there's an error at the 5:09 mark: The inner and outer hair cells were conflated, as there is amplification taking place between the softer OHC's and bristle-like IHC's.

TheHearingBlog

[20019988]

Plz make some more videos like this this is extraordinary very clearer than books

[sniima]

SO GOOD! Finally I get what tonotopicity entails. THANKS!!!!!!!!!

[nigelloemeterio]

all topics in medicine should have a video that is as helpful as this..

[ILOVECLASSICALify]

Are u saying that everything in this video is from Beethoven's ninth???

[mightyfinejonboy]

i think god was showing off, on this job ......

[symk1304]

helped me so much! thank you!

[qaiserktk1]

Fabulous.Outstanding,Awesome and Excellent work...

BRAVO...!!!

[mrsbaishmuffins]

It's so crazy to think how as you're listening to the video, the bones in your ear are doing the same thing as the ones in the video

[csgabc123]

*stands and applauds* !!!! the best !!!

[LmDSx]

Thank you so much! This video has explained two weeks worth of Anatomy!

[hoosierdaddy12]

Yup, wow. This is just awesome. Will give me an awesome reference point when I have to describe ear transduction on my exam.

[Psiboi89]

four people can't hear...

[0SmileBigAlways0]

this is amazing! good job! 

[unknwn2312]

This literally summarized FOUR LECTURES my prof spent on the ear! This is such an amazing video! i know more about the ear now than I did a few days ago! THANK YOU!!!

[TiffTiffy]

Beautiful. Wonderfully done.Enjoyable to watch as well as very informative.

[jettac]

Wow. didn't want it to end

[scilabo]

This is education...not the cr*p most profs deliver every day with no passion or will to effectively bring a subject to life.

[Seikaly22]

Pretty cool! I find it a little ironic that they decided to use Beethoven's music to discuss the ear though...

[neesh1120]

this is the shit. end of story.

[b0nd0nn]

Thank you so much this video kicks ass. Saved me an hour of readings.

[ijser]

Nice video! But, at 6:02 you say: "together this sequence of events is responsible for our acoustic perception of the world around us" Isn't perception here actually sensation, because the perception is only made in the brain itself.

[kscasey1]

Wonderfully made video! I have been looking for awhile now and this is the best video I've found!

[MSchackow]

Thanks a lot for this video; it helped immensely!

[raschfr]

amazing!!



[aon8]

thx u soo muchhhh

[AE812]

What song is that at 1:33 to 1:43??

[mullahnasruddinQQ]

@AE812 Well in germany we call people asking such questions a "Kulturbanause". It is the 9th symphony by L.v. Beethoven.

[Seikaly22]

@AE812 It's Beethoven's 9th Symphony, movement 2

[todanceinshadows]

It's almost retarded the amount I learn from 7 minute youtube vids in comparison to 2 hour lectures. smh. Thanks for the vid!

[alialzubaidi89]

This is absolutely brilliant, thorough yet concise. Well done Mr. Pletsch, I can imagine what a good teacher you are. 

[Glorysabel]

Loved it!!! Very useful!!

[nickknell1]

Superb video!

[BorderlineHC]

THIS IS AMAZING!!

[jodionline83]

this is such an excellent study tool. hooray technology!

[HANWATERLILY]

thx!!! this is amazing

[cmathuria]

amazing thank you

[jayantatalukdar33]

Its was great.awsome animation.thanks for helping us

[DrProdigious]

amazing video! they must make more videos like this.

[tialicious13]

brilliant video!!!! best animation of biology processes I've ever wached on youtube!!! keep doing videos like that!;)))

[masterjaizor]

this video: 1

guyton & hall: 0

[Streetcar1743]

I know this piece  Beethoven's 9th symphony!

[Streetcar1743]

WOW!!! Now I know how water travels in the ear canal and what keeps it from entering the inner or middle ear. I thought that just because the dark enterance leading into the ear canal might look though if the canall runs almost diagonal, but it runs straight in a way. The reason why I said about water traveling in the ear, is that when we lean our head back in a tub full of water to rinse our hair rather than with the shower, our ears "sinks" in water and the canal fills with water!

[LolaBlueBabe]

this is a really good video has helped me loads as i find it hard to take information in via reading only. :D thanks :)

pitty i couldnt download it onto my phone so i could watch it over again for my studies.

[StealthStrider]

love it! helped loads in my understanding! thanks!!

[randyseahorse]

Great video thank you so much for the upload was very confused

[mbbs5000]

such a great video, but it scares me because there's no way i have such an understanding of other things in medicine.

[xstellarshinerx]

To the person who made this, can you please make a video for my whole course hahahaha!

Seriously going to pwn the hearing section of my exam because of this vid!

[lawwenmin]

woww.

[freyajean]

3:00 talk to me about reversal of this process from the induction of a constant charge on nerve impulses and how the hair cells translate the vibrations back to the outter ear/world. is that like morse code?

[petruchio71]

This is one of the best instructional videos I have ever seen.

[shantymehsud]

superb

[decksmcd]

Concise and very well executed :)

[code3kc]

Everything about this video is winning. Put together extremely well, great animations, and just the right amount of information. THANK YOU

[dspinelle]

Agreed! I learn more with well constructed 7 min videos like this than with an hour of lecture with slipped words and lazy low resolution power points.

[dentinoable]

this is so useful.... thanks a lot

[mahmooddr]

The one who made this video and the one who posted it will enter Paradise for sure... I love it, it saved me at least 3 hours of studying :*:*:*

[ApproachingByStealth]

brilliant

[vinithaviswanath2009]

awesome job!!!

[micistan]

damn this was the most intelligible explanation of the hearing ,for the lowest possibility of God existence -You , sir , are fucking God !!!!

[sysweap]

Only frigging awesome...That's all!!!!!

[BernardMacks]

That was beautifully done, thanks!

[Falconbase1]

Best of all youtubers!

[Bellycrystal]

Exelente video.

[ThePumacat711]

i want the soundtrack.

[hussambu]

was really confused in physiology lec...helped me a lot..thanx

[theGameQueen]

Brilliantly done! I actually get this now, plus it was entertaining too :)

Good music choices also.

[missmani09]

AMAAAAZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZINGGGGGG­!!!

I TOTALLY UNDERSTAND ALL OF THIS NOW !

[abendroth85]

I hope you do this for a living and that someone pays you a lot for it. Thank you so much for making this topic so easily understood, and for making it a joy to experience. I wish you taught about everything I want to know about.

[nicoleluk]

blown away. you basically summarized 50 pages from the textbook in 6:44 mins.

seriously, ingenious.

thanks.

[nanananagugugugu]

Fantástico!

Belo complemento para uma aula.

[hawnee]

Fantastic! Our A&P prof just showed our class this video...thanks so much!!

[musikfreekz]

whats the piece in the background?

[MrVickydoc]

this video should get noble price ,seriously ,this fuckingly dam good video ,jai ho RADIANT 3D AND THE MEN BEHIND THIS VIDEO

[cwn0016]

ABSOLUTELY LOOOOOOVED this video. I was very very well explained. Do you have more vidoes? Amazing work !!!

[MnSzLove4Ever]

WOOW !! MORE THAN AMAZING !!

[vrussell90]

This video is an amazing visual learning aid! Thanks!

[liesandcake]

This is one of the best explanatory videos I have ever seen. Bravo.

[haizhen99]

best. video. ever.

this is a real masterpiece.

thank you so much.

[benaddle]

Bloody brilliant. A masterpiece.

[shanittrainer]

WHAT A FUCKING AMAZING VIDEO THAT MADE THE SUBJECT A PIECE OF CAKE, WHY THE FUCKERS IN THE med schools CAN'T PRODUCE SUCH PRESENTATIONS AND MAKE OUR TASK EASIER, Yeh... THEY WANT TO SHOW THAT THEY ARE TEACHING A COMPLEX THING, SO THEY ARE RESPECTED AS FUCKING PROFESSORS. I SALUTE TO Radiant3D, SIR, THANK YOU SIR, AND TO MY PROFESSOR I SAY S.O.B, Fuck the hell instead of teaching SOB ha ha ha

[xartinos123]

i wish we were more simple, med school would have been much more easier

[stee0]

i loved this video!!! i was so confused in my anatomy class but now i completely understand the ear! THANK YOU! :)

[IBMua]

Superb! =) I only wish the sound was dehissed. It brings pain to my ears when you say "ss".

[stayinglow216]

wow thank you so much!!

[dhron100]

awesome.great explanation

[scamsgalore]

excellent and accurate

[berrymargarita]

thanks so much!!!!!!

[ndogata]

Excellent presentation!

[MrVivianmum]

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[eventerprof]

Really outstanding, please do more!

[sanako4ever]

BEST FUCKING VIDEO EVER.

yep, not studying my notes anymore.

All i need to know, right here.

[Xaviusify]

This is AMAZING! this is what i called FUN LEARNING. <3 it!

[adamsjl002]

Takes all the jibberish from class and makes sense of it.... for crying out loud...thank you!!! Now I just need a transcript of this haha

[patilsaurabhr]

Amazing video! Just cleared the concepts! Must have taken so much efforts to make this video. Creator FTW!

[Delunastella]

WOW!!! talk about complete and precise!! Perfect study aid for my big A/P exam ;) TYTY

[Delunastella]

WOW!!! talk about complete and precise!! Perfect study aid for my big A/P exam ;) TYTY

[ericrosoff]

Is there a portion about the Central Auditory pathway?

[FRESIITA25]

this video is awesomeeee. thank u so much,,,

[BelAirBritt]

I'm studying for midterms too and this really helped me understand the process, I was kind of confused when I read about the cochlea and the basilar membrane in my text book but this video explained it perfectly! :)

[212jbh]

what software packages were used to create this?

[amojzis]

Thank you, this is VERY helpful and much easier to understand than my horrible physiology instructor, the visual really helps too.

[SpringInMotion]

WOW Thank you very much

Big time help

[fadilto]

3 are having hearing deficit.

[xpinchx]

One-thousand thank yous. It is so helpful to actually see how this works. Books can be so limiting for some topics. Chalk and talk just make it worse. Great video. Love the music.

[mswete7]

This is an EXTREMELY well made video. I would have enjoyed some more detailed information about the Organ of Corti, but for what it is, this video is amazing.

[Lh67]

I have to second N35QU1K's comment. This is exactly how auditory physiology needs to be taught. Thank you for clarifying 3+ weeks of confusion.

[missklarabel]

@yoavigli  the music piece is the the ninth symphony of beethoven.

[siprincess2000]

N35QU1K's comment did more justice for this vid than i could ever do, but thank you so flippin much for posting this. I think I might have time for a 15 min nap since i dont have to decipher my lecture now. Another gift from you! hah thanks!

[DRmaestro2016]

that was awesome thanks alot

[bombas238]

I wish all of medical school was taught using videos like this one.

[ace666999]

@bombas238 yh they should just allow paying lecturers, and then put videos on lectures !

[Mrsjack43]

magnificent .. thanx

[yoavigli]

what is the musical piece used in this beautiful video? thnx

[ELYANOO1]

this is the greater movi i have seen

[ZachreyCA]

Awesome video! The only problem is I can't hear it very well. I'm not sure if it my laptop (ASUS K52F) or the fact that I'm hard of hearing. I have my SIemens Explorer 500P hearing aid turned up full blast! The music at 6:30 - end is plenty loud though.

[gevovov]

simply,,,amazing,, !! :)

[leprosyliz]

I am seriously in love with you now. I have a comp phys exam tomorrow and before this i din't understand how the ear worked at all!

thankyouthanyouthankyouthankyo­u!!!!

[2Oath4]

AMAZING! I understood something without a Star Wars reference 8D haha, thanks this really helped me out :)

[TheLeaNN10]

studying  audiology..finally understand the system!! thanx!

[ForzaItalia1789]

Thank you for posting this! I learned about this in my behavioral neuroscience course, however this helps me out a lot!

[kurrizzle]

FUCK YEAH!

LEARNING FTW!!!

Liked and Favorited immediately.

[mercapto5]

Bravo! Bravo! what creativity!! hats off to u!!

[TheStilledPeace]

Wow...35pgs of text book reduced to 7 mins. This is definitely a life saver!

[TheStilledPeace]

Wow, 35 pages of textbook reduced to 8 mins of video. This is definitely a life saver !

[faanaberia]

amazing, wish there were more videos like that

[Eldarione]

From all med students: thank you!

[nooneeyaa]

AMAZING Video (y)

[paintitvegan]

This is my favourite physiology video ever! I didn't get bored and tune out. Thank you, you are awesome.

[TheMonkey96b]

this vid is awesome

i'm in 9th grade and i finally get the auditory system because of this vid

[sheena1188]

extremely help video

thank you!

[kmanalokon]

This is great, It made me understand the mechanism of hearing and how the whole hearing components works. Very helpful. Thank you for sharing.

[onlnr]

THIS IS AMAZING. Right up there with the Khan Academy!!!!

[infominister0]

Very helpful video for those who have not studied hearing yet, or need a good review. It doesn't explain the biochemical process that occurs in the hair cells, or how the system is actively tuned, but it conveys the general idea (which is great for a 7min video).

[ZachreyCA]

I agree! A trillion thumbs up! I can't imagine what is involved to create detailed animation like this. The only thing I struggle with is how exactly do the frequencies spread out along the duct? Is it due to resonance? Is it due to filtering? Is it a long string of bandpass filters? Or do certain places resonate at certain frequencies?

[OtterAquafina]

This is by far the best video I've seen! It makes me less nervous about my hearing science midterm. Nevertheless, thank you for making it WAY WAY less overwhelming a trillion thumbs up!

[sachindadapanchal]

transduction in microbiology

[tunathegreat1]

Wow this is truly amazing!

[calciumfortified11]

very cool video

[tikebad91]

That was amazing. Thank you so much!

[greeneyes2011]

Wow... this is amazing, thank you so much!

[Farfafiore]

This video is great! Why aren't all lectures transformed into animations like this?

[Janje88]

this video is absloutely amazing! thank you for helping me study for a very difficult exam...

[TwilighterTiddles]

whats the musical piece at the end of the video? sounds aweosome! btw, BLOODY BRILLIANT VIDEO. Should upload more!

[tinyalize]

This's extremely good! Thanks for sharing...

Many many thanks!!!!!

[blushslush]

OMG, this video help me a LOT!!!

[DVDomi]

Great job, into detail and yet not hard to understand.

[missklarabel]

Can we have more videos from u so we can through away all our anatomy books?

seriously... upload more..

[rockerresident]

very nice

[SuperBee64]

Brill,this explained it very clearly..Before I watched this I was so confused..Thanx

[lazyjane405]

nice.

[mines0420]

amazing! perfect! 100 star for this.

[adilkh88]

this is just awesome!!!!

[NicDanielSPB]

LOL my 5 y.o. kid has watched this 8 or 9 times at once

[TigerJohny555]

Was natural selection responsible for this?

[guillaumelengen]

The better video on hearing on Youtube and all the web.

Thanks !

[FrustratedMedStudent]

Nice video!

[sneaki602]

thanks man, awesome video, i'm using this for my notes in 2nd Year Physiology, much better than my lecturer!

[wallillabou]

amazing video!!!! thanks for posting it!!!! :)

Love how it does the music at the end going through the ear.. made me think of that crazy scene in Fantasia with Mickey mouse and the waves up the cliff! lol

[catchewer]

Fantastic video!

It all makes sense now :D

[theladybirdgirl]

fantastic and helpful vid. thanks