The "A" string does one full oscillation in ~3 seconds. 3/416 = 0.007211 F=1/T = 1/0.007211 = 138.677hz which means the string was tuned done to around a C#, so yes, it was much looser than standard tuning, but this should be obvious to anyone who plays guitar. We can all stop arguing now? Awesome!
@MARMARR1 Actually, 2nd from the smallest is moving the same as the others. As for 1st, maybe he hitted that string not so hard. That happens. A lot. I play guitar, I know.
I tuned all the strings down about a half step when I shot the video. In A440 they wouldn't look much different, but I didn't want to hurt my hand and didn't mind exaggerating the effect a little.
You can pick out the harmonics sitting on top of each other! Amazing.
I've been told that there are true subsonics produced by the initial vibration of a string (10-20Hz region! However bizarre that sounds!). I couldn't be sure I was seeing that sadly.
Is it possible to re-record this with a plectrum, or one finger being used? Holding the twelve fret harmonic would be beautiful too as you could watch the node split the string up!
well, of course there are sounds below 20hz, and they are NOT subsonics, are Real sounds, the thing is Humans cannot hear them, unlike elephants and stuff... by touching the string you can hear the nails and metal or nylon colliding, theres a low freq sound right there.
Also, i bet its beautiful to see it, but i remember an exercise we used to do in the Conservatory, just by listening to the Piano lower strings for a while, you could 'See' the harmonics unfolding, magic!
To all you people out there who think his strings are loose, get some common sense. it is a SLOWED DOWN VIDEO OF VIBRATING STRINGS. IT WILL LOOK LIKE IT'S OUT OF TUNE BECAUSE YOU CAN SEE EACH INDIVIDUAL VIBRATION. Just thought I'd put that out there.
if you held your guitar at an angle with a television behind you'll SEE the strings DO oscillate that irregularly. they are NOT loose, you are just ignorant.
Sorry but you all are morons. Suckerpinch is right its a SLOW SPEED camera. The strings on a guitar will move that much but too quickly for you to perceive it correctly. You will just observe a blur of it resonating back and forth. If the strings were loose at all then they could not possibly move back and forth that quick.
The "A" string does one full oscillation in ~3 seconds. 3/416 = 0.007211 F=1/T = 1/0.007211 = 138.677hz which means the string was tuned done to around a C#, so yes, it was much looser than standard tuning, but this should be obvious to anyone who plays guitar. We can all stop arguing now? Awesome!
mdibound 3 months ago
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mdibound 3 months ago
You missed the solo at 0:16
My6God6Is6Ville 5 months ago
@MARMARR1 Actually, 2nd from the smallest is moving the same as the others. As for 1st, maybe he hitted that string not so hard. That happens. A lot. I play guitar, I know.
Realkill010 7 months ago
Loose, like your mother!
mutinkiller 7 months ago
boing boing
speaker3600 1 year ago
Youtube should have a third option:
"Like"
"Dislike"
"It confuses me"
Oppodeldoc 1 year ago 4
how interesting.
jenaidifer 1 year ago
you guys must be board?
StevenKeyzTube 1 year ago
LOL
singwee 2 years ago
Why don't you record at high speed, of a guitar string snapping???
That would be cool...
samboy931 2 years ago 2
good idea that would be sick
ccggmm2534 2 years ago
that would be so cool
rockgodlegendary 2 years ago
as if under water ))
rbiyk 2 years ago
hardly any tension on those strings!
strings don't move like that fact!
Overchecking 2 years ago 19
I agree with you...
jicidodupka 2 years ago
That is crazy!!! Thanks for the vid, really cool...
badfastbusa 2 years ago
I tuned all the strings down about a half step when I shot the video. In A440 they wouldn't look much different, but I didn't want to hurt my hand and didn't mind exaggerating the effect a little.
suckerpinch 3 years ago
H0LLY SHIT :D
rad4Ri 3 years ago
yes !!!! mon Dieu ce qu'on rate comme images !!!!
jiloune 3 years ago
actually slow speed
25ds25rewq 3 years ago
cool
munhongfong 3 years ago
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you love this song process? wow are you retarded and is that standard e tuning dyjk? wow freakin idiots here haha
Romanclemens619 3 years ago
I love this song.
ygolohcysprocess 3 years ago 26
What song would that be?
bektothebone 3 years ago
is that a standard e tunning?
dyjk 3 years ago
He sure need to tighten them strings...and learn to play faster aswell...
hehe
666darren 3 years ago 5
i know right? lol
1fear1the1night1 3 years ago
WWOOOW do guitar strings really move that much..and that wavy!? that's amazing!
dicacirtic 3 years ago
thats how it makes sound lol
ilkiepie45 3 years ago
if it were up to standard tuning which is 440Hz that means 440 vibrations per second per string. now thats a lot.
xpntblnkx 3 years ago 2
makes me apreciate calculus a little more. but i'de rather play guitar than study graph patterns
sideshowrob5837 4 years ago 2
a esa velocidad mas o menos toco yo... jajajajaa
esta muuy bonito.
Gratisetamore 4 years ago
Beautiful. A pleasure to watch.
You can pick out the harmonics sitting on top of each other! Amazing.
I've been told that there are true subsonics produced by the initial vibration of a string (10-20Hz region! However bizarre that sounds!). I couldn't be sure I was seeing that sadly.
Is it possible to re-record this with a plectrum, or one finger being used? Holding the twelve fret harmonic would be beautiful too as you could watch the node split the string up!
Ignore the idiots by the way!
1slowhead 4 years ago 2
well, of course there are sounds below 20hz, and they are NOT subsonics, are Real sounds, the thing is Humans cannot hear them, unlike elephants and stuff... by touching the string you can hear the nails and metal or nylon colliding, theres a low freq sound right there.
Also, i bet its beautiful to see it, but i remember an exercise we used to do in the Conservatory, just by listening to the Piano lower strings for a while, you could 'See' the harmonics unfolding, magic!
TERRANCIO 3 years ago
To all you people out there who think his strings are loose, get some common sense. it is a SLOWED DOWN VIDEO OF VIBRATING STRINGS. IT WILL LOOK LIKE IT'S OUT OF TUNE BECAUSE YOU CAN SEE EACH INDIVIDUAL VIBRATION. Just thought I'd put that out there.
Teljilad98 4 years ago 4
if you held your guitar at an angle with a television behind you'll SEE the strings DO oscillate that irregularly. they are NOT loose, you are just ignorant.
allawil81 4 years ago
Sorry but you all are morons. Suckerpinch is right its a SLOW SPEED camera. The strings on a guitar will move that much but too quickly for you to perceive it correctly. You will just observe a blur of it resonating back and forth. If the strings were loose at all then they could not possibly move back and forth that quick.
BrettMarler 4 years ago 4
I don't think you guys understand how hard I'm hitting the strings here. They really do vibrate that much!
suckerpinch 4 years ago
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thts coll and all but they r tooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo loose!!!!!
countryskater5 4 years ago
cool!
Halooverlord 4 years ago
i think you need to tune your guitar.
solitary2911 4 years ago 2
Because im sure the strings move like that
Cookie69776977 4 years ago
OMG!! that is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo not amazing......
kimb0slicefan 4 years ago
what was the point of that?
marcushelbling 4 years ago
this is lame...those strings are loose
PrEtTy10ALLY 4 years ago
REEEAALLY LOOSE
marcushelbling 4 years ago
u got bored lol
stateofmind123126 4 years ago 2
Didn't realize they moved that much... cool
OMGWUNSIU 4 years ago
Those are loosened on purpose to make it look better.
hjdgmfrf 4 years ago
wooow it's cool
MikeyFlorida 4 years ago
The camera is high speed. The resulting video is slow motion.
suckerpinch 4 years ago
umm, wouldn't that be low speed? not high speed?
ChimearaOnFire 4 years ago
the camera is high speed hello mcfly
6strngplayer 4 years ago
Wow ... I was surprised how much those strings moved and close they came to colliding with each other!
cycloneweaver 5 years ago
Wow! That's cool.
gmstrong 5 years ago