How can one speaker driver reproduce multiple frequencies?
It seems next to impossible that a single speaker driver can simultaneously reproduce so many frequencies. How does that work? Have a question you want to ask Paul? www.psaudio.com/ask-paul/
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I think this calls for PS Audio to make a speaker with 50 thousand divers in it so each if them can be dedicated to a specific frequency. ;)
This video has literally made me a better mixer!! I now think about how my Eq decisions are affecting the movement of the speakers, rather than just what sounds better, and the results are better translation!! Thank you 🙏
i knew the answer to this and have a engineering degree, but i still finished the video for the sheer joy of hearing good teaching. love it
Another way to answer the question is that according to mr. Fourier, ALL sound is made of lots of simple and perfect sine waves at different frequencies all piled on top of each other.
GREAT explanation!!! I never really thought about that in detail. I appreciate the person who asked the question AND I appreciate you for elating it. Awesome! I'm less ignorant on that matter. 😁.
Wow, that's the exact question I was here for, glad I found the video!
I’ve always had this question. Great explanation.
Interesting question! Fascinating that a woofer can reproduce low and high frequencies at the same time. And everything between.
Best answer to this particular question I have heard. Makes it easy to understand.
Paul has this incredible knack of making extremely complex concepts absolutely understandable to oafs like me. Well done and thank you! ;0)
I searched youtube specifically to find the answer to this question, and this exceeded my expectations. Thanks for the beautiful explanation.
Great vid Paul! Explained a few things I've been wondering about for a long time
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Paul you are so funny and pleasant to watch, even on subjects I already know / understand, I enjoy listening to your explanations.
Excellent explanation!
Your ear can pick up multiple frequencies at the same time even though it's a single device that is reacting to the sound pressure wave. All of those multiple noises are baked into the soundwave, it's just how sound works, it's actually quite mindblowing when you think about it.
Awesome, thanks for the easy to understand explanation! This is a question I had last year and couldn't find the way to express it to get an answer, but you made it very clear to me.
This has been my favorite Q&A so far. I’ve always wondered this myself.
WOW! This explanation is really good! I'm mind blowned.
Great video. I’ve been wondering this for 30 years. Can’t believe I never thought to ask Paul. 👍