man I have had that program for over a year and know next to nothing about it, the only thing I used it for was to peace together audio tracks etc. and now you with this video has opened new door for playing around further with this program so thanks for this video!!!!!
Hah glhf with those speakers. They're probably fried now. Your sub needs to MOVE in order to cool the voice coils. If you're just sending in 1Hz you're basically cooking them.
Even though there is no sound on your vid. the flamers here have still got it wrong, cos thier little puter speakers wouldnt be able to reproduce 1-3-6 hz regardless. The little amps in them filter out anything under about 70hz,. Besides, 1-3-6 hz are inaudible, you can feel them but you cant hear them.
lower ofcourse but anything below 20Hz or so you can't even hear but you can feel it. But anyways it's gonna quite an expensive sub that's gonna play down to 20Hz, the lowest i heard was 29Hz on Dali mentor sub.
Well infrasonic low frequencies often dont have much sound since its lower than normal hearing its mostly felt but requires a great deal of subs and power and maybe keep the infrasonic low frequencies crossed-off so that they play a small part as and when it comes in.
The rest of 20Hz upwards to 80 or 120Hz can be handled in by another load of subs.
people make that claim because event though the hardware can produce the frequency any thing below or way above a certain frequency is inaudible to the human ear.
Er, scott, your hardware may well be able to flap to 1Hz, but as for "playing frequencies below 20Hz"? No. It's not a matter of us not being able to hear it, there's just no sound being made. 10Hz on your sub is likely around -30dB compared to 25Hz, ie producing 1/1000th the sound energy. 1Hz probably 1/1000th of that.
The speakers should be fine its the AMP you should be carefull about since the low resistance allows the AMP to pump more power intot he speakers maybe frying it, but as long as you dont play too loud it should be fine.
And if the AMP is good it should be able to handle it without any issues at all.
At 6 Hz, subwoofers don't have "punch." The wave is inaudible! A bass kick would be a punch, but that is a totally different kind of sound. This is a constant, low-frequency wave.
Even a 15" long-throw woofer cannot move anywhere near enough air at those frequencies - the spls will be way down, no matter how much power you feed it. In fact the cone moved less at 1 Hz than at 6, suggesting the frequency is way, way out of the speakers bandwidth.
rubbish. send a signal to a speaker and it will play it. whether a frequency is truely below a speaker's makes no differnce, it will still try to produce that frequency.
the fact that it moves less at 1hz will be down to either the box its in (if its sealed) or the dc protection on the amp which, normally, will ramp things down from about 2hz and less to stop the amp driving DC signals and destroying itself.
jmiller, you said it yourself: "It will still try..." Try is the word. It cannot. Among many other things it is limited by its resonance frequency, and the cone area at these ultra-subsonic frequencies would have to be in-sane-ly large to produce a output.
you are talking about two different issues. there is a difference between moving at a given frequency, and producing an audible output.
if you know anything about resonance frequencies, you'll know that a subwoofer will become 'unloaded' below the tuning point of the box its in. even if it produces no output whatsoever, you can still get it moving across its entire available excursion with relatively no input power.
addition: sealed boxes behave differently, even with a relatively small box and a big subwoofer (mines a sealed 15") it's still easy to get it moving down in to single digits with a relatively little input. although i'm only using a 'small' amp (2x100rms) i can still get it moving rather well. in fact, i may just post a video to show this.
It's not ME who is talking about 2 different issues - it might be US? Well certainly if you are talking about just getting the cone to move. But whats the point in that? By the way: 1, 3 or 6 Hz is not "audible", I believe?
Well, jmiller, I do know that IF we are talking about making sound (!) then a sealed box will produce more output at very low frequencies than a vented one, all things being equal. It begins to roll off at a higher frequency than a similar vented box, but more importantly rolls off less steeply. Contrary to what you in fact said - if it wasn't a different issue. Anyway, the mother of all "rubbish" is when you say "send a signal to a speaker and it will play it"! Sorry, couldn't help it. Friends?
yes it is you. look back at what you said "in fact the cone moved less at 1 Hz than at 6, suggesting the frequency is way, way out of the speakers bandwidth."
that statement is not true is it. the cone will not move any less at 1hz because of the speaker, it will be the equipment driving it for reasons i explained. that is what i take issue with. like i said, creating an audible output is a different issue entirely to just 'moving' so yes, you are talking about two different things.
you are right about one thing however - sealed boxes rolling of a lot shallower. i use a sealed 15" in my HT system for this reason. one drawback is power handling and therefor outright SPL, but the huge advantage is that the system is capable of driving right down to 8hz almost perfectly flat. i couldnt do that with a ported 12" i had before, despite its output at 20hz and above (>110db). im very happy with it now:)
It's possible to a human being to feel and maybe hear frequencies below 20hz if there is enogh sound preasure. (fan woofers can do that) And you dumb fucks there's no sound on this video and if there was sound than you would hear distorded sound and the sound of cone flaping.
I disagree, the camera is certanly low-fi but it should capture at least mouse click and any tipe of noise.Take a look at other videos with ultra crappy mic's they have sound, distorded as hell but it's there. So this video dosen't have any sound, don't need to be a genious to figure it out.
i use audacity too. i listen to my laptop through my philips mcm530 stereo via usb. i had no idea that my stereo i bought at target (lol) could produce 1 hz!!!! its actually a REALLY good stereo and i recCommend it to EVERYONE
Ok, that's all well and good, you got 1 cycle a second... But, you didn't really even need a program for that... Even a simple "pop" from turning on equipment can have the same results. On older equipment (that I used YEARS ago)... Turning on the soundboard while the amp is on will produce the same exact effect. It's really no big deal, and a waste of time.
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xpaullywogx 1 month ago
3hz fapfapfapfapfap
CharR123456987 2 months ago
man I have had that program for over a year and know next to nothing about it, the only thing I used it for was to peace together audio tracks etc. and now you with this video has opened new door for playing around further with this program so thanks for this video!!!!!
leonardo1480 3 months ago
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why is everything so damn jumpy in the video?
mac00gt 1 year ago
whatz the name of the programm
minisepp114 1 year ago
@minisepp114 Audacity
Hashimlokasher 1 year ago
sexy
jambrandon531 1 year ago
Hah glhf with those speakers. They're probably fried now. Your sub needs to MOVE in order to cool the voice coils. If you're just sending in 1Hz you're basically cooking them.
Jonez176 1 year ago
Even though there is no sound on your vid. the flamers here have still got it wrong, cos thier little puter speakers wouldnt be able to reproduce 1-3-6 hz regardless. The little amps in them filter out anything under about 70hz,. Besides, 1-3-6 hz are inaudible, you can feel them but you cant hear them.
ozskipper 1 year ago
Shit, so many people flaming you man.
That's a fucking great sub, I can't believe it picks up 1HZ! Good job.
MrGeophray 1 year ago
no there is no sound, its obvious, cant u guys just check the volume bars on your windows desktop???? jeez...
othere then that nice woofer..
kboy3141 1 year ago
lower hz is deeper but once u go so low u cant hear much
82pimpin 2 years ago
does the sub produces deeper bass at low hz? or higher?
anybody? thanks.
anchor213 2 years ago
lower ofcourse but anything below 20Hz or so you can't even hear but you can feel it. But anyways it's gonna quite an expensive sub that's gonna play down to 20Hz, the lowest i heard was 29Hz on Dali mentor sub.
simon1234simon 1 year ago
@anchor213 Lower hertz gives that deeper sound. When you increase the hertz the sound gradually gets higher pitched.
Search for a 1HZ to 20,000HZ sweep on YouTube to understand it better.
MrGeophray 1 year ago
you can feel that though....when it gets that low thats when you feel it in your chest...
ph7ryan 2 years ago
waste of time. only an elephant or blue whale can hear below 20Hz
PhuckHue2 2 years ago
lol at 1 hz the sub was like im to tired
hitachi654 2 years ago 3
i cant hear shit 0_o
afr126 2 years ago
bad sub or no sub.
ToxicBarracuda 2 years ago
@ToxicBarracuda headphones my nigga
afr126 2 years ago
lol don't think the vid has sound lol JK.
MasonSharpe 2 years ago
Well infrasonic low frequencies often dont have much sound since its lower than normal hearing its mostly felt but requires a great deal of subs and power and maybe keep the infrasonic low frequencies crossed-off so that they play a small part as and when it comes in.
The rest of 20Hz upwards to 80 or 120Hz can be handled in by another load of subs.
EmpireLS56KW 2 years ago
correct, yet i shake my whole room badly with this program lol. only 2 15s, yet myn are in a monster custom vented u-port box. tuned crazy low
tok4life420 2 years ago
do you have a cross over on those subs?
reply to the youtube account natexbotxx please.
synysterfan4lyf 2 years ago
this video has no sound!
1spoonand2forks 2 years ago
It has no sound because you cant hear 6hz its to low.Maybe if your a dog
1boostup 2 years ago
Hmm a dog ? I`d go for an elephant.
FrodorMov 2 years ago
lol idk but when i turned this on i got a headache
X420XhotstreakX420X 2 years ago
any of my subs can do that when I turn the volume to max or high enough..nothing special.
dunmer26 2 years ago
people make that claim because event though the hardware can produce the frequency any thing below or way above a certain frequency is inaudible to the human ear.
Bamchucknorris 3 years ago
Er, scott, your hardware may well be able to flap to 1Hz, but as for "playing frequencies below 20Hz"? No. It's not a matter of us not being able to hear it, there's just no sound being made. 10Hz on your sub is likely around -30dB compared to 25Hz, ie producing 1/1000th the sound energy. 1Hz probably 1/1000th of that.
almania7 3 years ago
The speakers should be fine its the AMP you should be carefull about since the low resistance allows the AMP to pump more power intot he speakers maybe frying it, but as long as you dont play too loud it should be fine.
And if the AMP is good it should be able to handle it without any issues at all.
zokamoka1 3 years ago
I tested my Logitech Z-2300 sub, it handled 11Hz. Stopped moving at 10Hz.
I was not expecting that cause the specs say it got a frequency response of 35Hz-20.000Hz.
bleulights 3 years ago
Thank you very much for the Audacity link
Successfully able to hear sine wave down to 09Hz on my Creative ear phones EP-630. Below that!! i dont know whether playin or not, cant hear anything
vk8e 3 years ago
yo sub has no punch what so ever
mrcashmoney107133 3 years ago
At 6 Hz, subwoofers don't have "punch." The wave is inaudible! A bass kick would be a punch, but that is a totally different kind of sound. This is a constant, low-frequency wave.
scottschiller 3 years ago 10
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@mrcashmoney107133 Lol what a fucking retard !!!!
shlomiya 9 months ago
how to cook your voice coil.
silly
robertbowen 3 years ago
i didnt hear anything :rollseyes: haha
tehchode69 3 years ago
It is said that elephants communicate in this way over vast distances!
Mike2008and2008 3 years ago 2
get sound
c3ss34 3 years ago
where is the sound... :P... vey nice video...
lobonegro80 3 years ago
Sounds that low wouldn't be picked up by a recording mic, and couldn't be heard by humans even if it were
kazzineaux01 3 years ago 2
wut program u using??????
emailman5 3 years ago
audacity and the best is that this is a freeware lol
lildave16 3 years ago
so its free?
emailman5 3 years ago
Yes.
DaTwinkie405 3 years ago
Audacity
KtvStation 3 years ago
the partysqaud - stuk ;)
velox91 3 years ago
Even a 15" long-throw woofer cannot move anywhere near enough air at those frequencies - the spls will be way down, no matter how much power you feed it. In fact the cone moved less at 1 Hz than at 6, suggesting the frequency is way, way out of the speakers bandwidth.
iamspecialtoo 4 years ago
rubbish. send a signal to a speaker and it will play it. whether a frequency is truely below a speaker's makes no differnce, it will still try to produce that frequency.
the fact that it moves less at 1hz will be down to either the box its in (if its sealed) or the dc protection on the amp which, normally, will ramp things down from about 2hz and less to stop the amp driving DC signals and destroying itself.
jmiller007 3 years ago
jmiller, you said it yourself: "It will still try..." Try is the word. It cannot. Among many other things it is limited by its resonance frequency, and the cone area at these ultra-subsonic frequencies would have to be in-sane-ly large to produce a output.
iamspecialtoo 3 years ago
you are talking about two different issues. there is a difference between moving at a given frequency, and producing an audible output.
if you know anything about resonance frequencies, you'll know that a subwoofer will become 'unloaded' below the tuning point of the box its in. even if it produces no output whatsoever, you can still get it moving across its entire available excursion with relatively no input power.
jmiller007 3 years ago
addition: sealed boxes behave differently, even with a relatively small box and a big subwoofer (mines a sealed 15") it's still easy to get it moving down in to single digits with a relatively little input. although i'm only using a 'small' amp (2x100rms) i can still get it moving rather well. in fact, i may just post a video to show this.
jmiller007 3 years ago
It's not ME who is talking about 2 different issues - it might be US? Well certainly if you are talking about just getting the cone to move. But whats the point in that? By the way: 1, 3 or 6 Hz is not "audible", I believe?
iamspecialtoo 3 years ago
Well, jmiller, I do know that IF we are talking about making sound (!) then a sealed box will produce more output at very low frequencies than a vented one, all things being equal. It begins to roll off at a higher frequency than a similar vented box, but more importantly rolls off less steeply. Contrary to what you in fact said - if it wasn't a different issue. Anyway, the mother of all "rubbish" is when you say "send a signal to a speaker and it will play it"! Sorry, couldn't help it. Friends?
iamspecialtoo 3 years ago
yes it is you. look back at what you said "in fact the cone moved less at 1 Hz than at 6, suggesting the frequency is way, way out of the speakers bandwidth."
that statement is not true is it. the cone will not move any less at 1hz because of the speaker, it will be the equipment driving it for reasons i explained. that is what i take issue with. like i said, creating an audible output is a different issue entirely to just 'moving' so yes, you are talking about two different things.
jmiller007 3 years ago
you are right about one thing however - sealed boxes rolling of a lot shallower. i use a sealed 15" in my HT system for this reason. one drawback is power handling and therefor outright SPL, but the huge advantage is that the system is capable of driving right down to 8hz almost perfectly flat. i couldnt do that with a ported 12" i had before, despite its output at 20hz and above (>110db). im very happy with it now:)
jmiller007 3 years ago
antigravity
djkillavinyl 4 years ago
i have that program and its realy good to use ^^
but now i know how to play whith hz :D
addeson 4 years ago
It's possible to a human being to feel and maybe hear frequencies below 20hz if there is enogh sound preasure. (fan woofers can do that) And you dumb fucks there's no sound on this video and if there was sound than you would hear distorded sound and the sound of cone flaping.
Dantenv 4 years ago 3
There is sound, but the camera mic is really low-fi and would only catch the sound of whooshing air at best.
scottschiller 4 years ago
I disagree, the camera is certanly low-fi but it should capture at least mouse click and any tipe of noise.Take a look at other videos with ultra crappy mic's they have sound, distorded as hell but it's there. So this video dosen't have any sound, don't need to be a genious to figure it out.
Dantenv 4 years ago
Oops, you're right! I must have taken out the audio track altogether when exporting this video, since it was pretty moot. My bad.
scottschiller 4 years ago
@Dantenv you can feel those frequencies, but not hear them. If I put my leg close to my sub and play 10HZ I can feel it easily.
shlomiya 9 months ago
Cadence makes great amplifiers. Check out their outlet store online for great prices.
EternalEnigma314 4 years ago
off course you cant hear anything... the human ear only hear frequences between 20hz and 20000hz... study a litle...
w1p30ut3r 4 years ago
Study a bit more adn you'll find that many can hear below 20hz.
Personally I can hear 16hz, only when its roughly 115db on my SPL meter though.
spezzy 4 years ago
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bleulights 3 years ago
Can't hear anything?
omgwtfbbqlolkthxbai 4 years ago
does anyone know if cadence is a good quality amp? Thanks
Somchine13 4 years ago
i use audacity too. i listen to my laptop through my philips mcm530 stereo via usb. i had no idea that my stereo i bought at target (lol) could produce 1 hz!!!! its actually a REALLY good stereo and i recCommend it to EVERYONE
akabill909 4 years ago
I know the audio card have a high pass filter over 20 Hz. It's that right or not?.
jucall 4 years ago
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looks loud lol..
Check out my vids i got 3 12s on a 3000Watt technical pro amplifier 800W X4
peace
tok4life420 4 years ago
i didn't think it was so much the sub not being able to handle the frequency, as much as getting a 1 hz tone to the sub.
tony3735 4 years ago
not bad,i`ve also uploaded a video of a 10" woofer playing 2 hertz,but its not moving like your woofer,how many watts does this woofer have.
pa16cologne90 4 years ago
read the description! dumb fuck.
heppmejonny 4 years ago
hey u dont have to be soo nasty in replying that .. u can always reply in a good manner
gyugachakraavathy 4 years ago 3
is that program you're useing called Audacity? I wanna try that test you did except on my bass cabinet.
idunno12000 4 years ago
Yep, it's a great open-source audio editor for Mac and PC. search for "audacity sourceforge" or something, you'll find it.
scottschiller 4 years ago
Er.. To quote Monty Python, "Is this the right room for the argument?" ;)
scottschiller 4 years ago
Ok, that's all well and good, you got 1 cycle a second... But, you didn't really even need a program for that... Even a simple "pop" from turning on equipment can have the same results. On older equipment (that I used YEARS ago)... Turning on the soundboard while the amp is on will produce the same exact effect. It's really no big deal, and a waste of time.
Site4Animation 4 years ago
ur a waste of time
superifical 4 years ago
Try vimeo-dot-com/268968 for a nicer-quality copy.
scottschiller 4 years ago