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  • Challenge to people knowledgeable about standing waves... what did I capture in this 12-string guitar video that used a canon 7d hight speed shutter video, with similar effect... check it out by clicking me name or searching "magic guitar strings video high speed shutter"

  • 「波長、振幅が等しい二つの波が、【互いに逆向きに】同じ速さで­進んで」ゆくというのを明瞭に通時的に可視化してくれたおかげで­やっと正確に理解できました。

    Thank you very much.

  • dude....you MUST make MORE OF THESE VIDEOS......im tired of learning theory and not being able to visualize.....

    Godspeed

  • thanks so much : )

  • ¿Is it the same effect that produced between tow near frequencys? Like when tunning a guitar i mean.

    Sorry for my spelling

  • MEGA_AWESUME!!!!! Finally the stuff I've been searching for :D

  • how can this be translated into audio? what would be the result, does the third line then represent another tone? is this harmonics? I created a sinve wave, then reversed it, and combined the 2. what happened - the signal was the same but much lower amplitude, thus quieter. Is this the same thing? it doesnt seem like it. The third line would have to be a negative value.. Does anyone know what Im trying to ask

  • @LiquidChem If you listen to a "standing wave," you'll notice beats. Basically, the amplitude of the sound goes up and down, but the frequency remain the same.

  • This a 4 loop standing wave but how is a 1 loop standing wave created?

  • OMG i cant believe a 10 second video helped me so much

  • Ah, totally understand now

  • so hot... where can i find the full video?

  • heyyyyyyyyyyy and then it creates a super crest and super trough

  • In one point it looks like DNA.

    It's just 0:08

  • yeah dude i busted my load at that part

  • @Rishro lol... so whats that called?

  • Thanks so much for this video. As always, extremely elucidating.

  • thanks! finally understand what it means when they say between nodes are half a wave length and stuff. =))

  • Well put. That's the same effect this vid had for me :)

  • yer me too

  • Ha thanks it was the same for me also =)

  • is the yellow one composition of the others???

  • The yellow wave is the addition of the two other waves (superposition principle).

  • cant a wave in resonance be a standing wave. i believe this is right, i know tesla did a ton of work with resonance and standing waves of earth resonance and of course his tesla coils.

  • lol nice vid, just needed to see what the book meant by standing wave.. i mean how can a wave stand??

  • This is a great video to show how a standing wave is made from two traveling wave going in opposite directions. Bravo!

  • LOL believe it or not that explained everything

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