As an introvert, I would love to spend an hour or a whole night in one of those

@barbdrake5999

6 жыл бұрын

Derekdef34 k.

Dude, this video was super interesting!!

@vinyleyezz

7 жыл бұрын

+MetalJesusRocks thank you so much! Dude I LOVE your channel! Keep up the awesome work!

@PrinceCadance

6 жыл бұрын

MetalJesusRocks Hey Jesus :D

When you said Enjoy the Silence it reminded me of Depeche Mode

@zacharymorin5696

7 жыл бұрын

Ryan Ringler lol

ive been in that very chamber at 4:00 it's pretty coool. if you have tennitus you will hear all those pitches, its deafening.

Haha, I could imagine being in one of these rooms. I went to a college once to go to their chamber, and I loved it. You don't kid! You really can hear your heart beating in your chest, and your voice, at least mine, sounds like I am on the radio, as if there is this massive amount of compression happening. Each sound taking away static that slowly makes its way back after you stop making the sound. If you have not experienced one of these rooms in real life, I recommend it. It's quite fun!

We should be using this as recording studios. I would if I were to record and produce a record.

Hearing a stereo system in one of those would be a very interesting experience. Especially sonic holograms.

Nice, I have to thank you, you inspired me to get into vinyl. I don't regret it. Thanks for that

I wonder if hearing tenitus would be through the roof...

@katieweightman199

7 жыл бұрын

my tinnitus is so bad normally, I think it would be excruciating in there

@cjc363636

7 жыл бұрын

Probably the loudest tenitus ever. In that near total silence, the brain / mind would crank that ringing up and up.

Thank you for making this amazing channel . My new favourite channel for sure

I'd love an anechoic chamber as a bedroom, I live next to a grocery store and there are trucks making deliveries at all hours of the night, and in the day: car alarms...

I think I’d be relaxed. I LOOOVE peace and quiet!

I've been in one before (a friend who works for a local tech company let me tour their facility, including the chamber) - it's weird at first, but I found it quite peaceful.

great video as always. you explain things really well. (A fan from Wolverhampton, England)

it's about time someone asked me how I feel about anecoec chambers. I feel great about them

What we need is a tool concert in one of those.

very interesting topic! i would love to see something like this in the future!:)

Hey man! Love your channel! I'm new to vinyl and was curious on what speakers I should buy for my Uturn Orbit record player? Do you have a video on speakers? Thanks in advance

Really cool. I would be interested what a band of instruments would sound like in there compared to what we are used to. Always have had a fascination with sound and how we psychologically comprehend it. I am very happy with the content you create! Thank you. I have been watching your videos for a while and i want to get a record player and start a collection but i am only 15 so money is not very accessible, but you have inspired me to save up and do more chores. Keep our minds racing. -Ben

In the 90s I had to try and repair a mic problem (i was the audio technician) we were having in an isolated recording room for TV reporters. It was small closet the engineers had just treated entirely with similar wedge foam. And I couldn't stand it for more than a few minutes. It was what I think buried alive would sound like. Not a lot of fun! The problem with the audio was that the reporter's voices in their reports was sounding too 'dead' so if I remember right, eventually the engineers took some of the foam off the walls to get back some of the 'echo'.

this is a gem of a channel

Interesting video. Thanks for sharing!

A room like this will be good for a music studio just to add reverb later. :D

I've heard of these rooms years ago and I always think the same that I would feel uncomfortable. Not freak out, but a tad odd. Silence can be a gift at times though at such a busy world.

I think that with my tinnitus, I would go nuts being in that room because it would be more amplified in my head. Whereas now I have other noises around to drown the tinnitus out.

I live in Minnesota, where we used to have the record!

In all of your travels have you ever taken a tone generator and hooked it to a speaker and randomly varied the parameters? Specifically, I am wondering about sine wave vs. square wave and at what frequency they are indistinguishable for you. For me it happens around 6kHz. Just curious, and thanks for all the fish.

Hello, I have a serious problem with my records. I store them vertically, away from direct sunlight and I still see them get warped. I bought one yesterday and it was completely fine just a few minutes ago but I noticed that when it turns on my record player right now, it makes a noise because it touches some of the record player parts by it being warped (it literally didn't do that like an hour ago until now). I dont know what I'm doing wrong and I don't want to keep buying records and have them get warped within a week. Any advice in how to fix this issue would really be appreciated!

Great vid, loved it :-)

That's pretty awesome!

Nice one. Can you also consider doing a video on record player speed calibration using a strobe, online printable protractor or a mobile phone app?

I've been working in something like such a chamber (actually a radiation-free chamber, where we test antennas, it is the same thing, just the foam is coated with carbon). It's a bit discomforting at first, as if someone turned your ear off every time you walk into it, but I got used to it rather quickly. If you find one near you, you should ask to try it, it's really interesting. Maybe put a stereo in there and listen to a record without room sound, if you can.

I think an anechoic chamber would be a great place to jam some vinyl!

Hey, Could you please make a vid about biampimg, biwiring and cables for speakers in general?

Really cool video!

I need a super quiet place to think. I mean beyond quiet!

Might be the ideal place for me to sleep. This town I live in could probably win an award for the noisiest place on earth!

Very interesting.

What is the record in the background of the creepy eyed lady? I might just buy that for the art! I already ordered The Parlour Trick record because of your channel and my first record player, the LP120.

Huh. Videos not about vinyl, but instead to do with sound or music in general. I like it.

I have been in an anechoic chamber, I handled it well , but the sound of my own breathing got grating after a spell

As far as I know, dB is a log scale so -23db is actually 2^24 times quieter than a pin drop(16777216 times)!

I need to see this place.

3:10 new tokyo blue mood!

How would reverb amp sound like there?

I imagine those chambers would be very relaxing, you could get a good night's sleep in there.

very interresting topic,good choice,this chamber would be so relaxing i would buy one if i could afford it !! btw does it help again the screaming voices IN my head????? ;)

French Fan from Canada,Qc :)

What is that album in the back with the woman with white eyes?

Man this is really interesting, now I want to go there.

@vinyleyezz

7 жыл бұрын

I know right?! These chambers are super cool!

@AlexMilbauer

7 жыл бұрын

Vinyl Eyezz Oh my god, thank you so much VinylEyezz for replying! You are one of my favorite youtubers! I own a record collection myself and it's not that big but I really like vinyl. Vinyl I think is the best way to listen to music. I love your videos and what you talk about in your videos. They are so helpful and useful I really hope you get this comment.

If you play music in an Anechoic Chamber, how would it sound?

I heard that Bob Dylan recorded either a song or a whole album at the anechoic chamber in Minneapolis.

@PlutosMusic

6 жыл бұрын

AntonDoesMusic \\\\

what record is that on the left ?

I dont think I should go near one of those, silence messes me up I cant even sit in a silent room for 5 minutes without go insane.

Personally, I don't have a problem hearing my iPhone in my anechoic chamber, but being able to hear it in my noisy workroom would be nice.

I would go insane in that room

More unboxing videos please.

I have mild tinnitus, so if it's quiet enough I hear that constant ringing.

What would vinyl sound like in there?

@vinyleyezz

7 жыл бұрын

It probably would sound very strange! In a place like that, sound doesn't travel very far, so it would be like it's trapped in a small bubble of sound, around the speakers!

Good video

Cheers

Silence is the BEST Music !

I live 20 minutes away from Redmond!

Most car manufacturers and many engineering establishments have an-echoic chambers. I've been at two companies (Jaguar & Lotus ) that have them and have got to spend some time in them. They are horrible.

Relaxed I would bring a hammock

VINYL EYEZZ, please help. My FAVORITE record had become warped, could you please comment or consider making a video about if it's possible to repair warped vinyl? I've seen plenty of youtube videos about putting vinyl in the oven, but I really want to hear your thoughts on it. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts/ideas!

@cpufreak101

7 жыл бұрын

if you ask me, it's good as junk, might aswell buy a .flac version, i had a friend who was really into vinyl. depending on the level of warp you might still be able to play it no problem, though if it's really bad, it's junk

dude, you have to make a video about John Cage's 4′33″

@vinyleyezz

7 жыл бұрын

Great idea! Thanks man!

Maybe i would freakout because it isn't really common at me that i don't hear music.

I love your channel

@vinyleyezz

7 жыл бұрын

+Xx808OverdriveXx 5240 thanks for watching!

@G-zero07

7 жыл бұрын

Vinyl Eyezz and your welcome

Actually, Apple’s anechoic chambers are used for radio signal experiments, so they are designed to absorb radio waves instead of sound.

"Can mute every sound that my eardrums hate"

I think I might feel a bit concerned at first but after 10 minutes I think I would be relaxed :)

well... i got claustrophobia... it sucks...

Would it affect tinnitus?

@Ces1um

7 жыл бұрын

no

wouldn't it be cool to play some records in there...?

Great vid Jarett Noob

Invite Depeche Mode to go there and you can definitely enjoy the silence

@zacharymorin5696

7 жыл бұрын

Cucas à Vénda Lol, awesome

wow

I think I could sleep in that room with my stereo

With 100% dark room, You feel like you're dead already.

@cpufreak101

7 жыл бұрын

so just turn off the lights then pretty much :P

@vinyleyezz

7 жыл бұрын

Pretty much! lol, might be cool for meditation though!

@ClarenceFisher

7 жыл бұрын

I'd like to try that. I wish there was one in Chicago.

Hey!

"Hey, Vinyl Eyezzauce here!"

pink floyd echo is very necessary

I want to listen to Tool in an anechoic chamber

@vinyleyezz

7 жыл бұрын

THAT WOULD BE AWESOME!! :D

@lipgloss-and-cigarettes

7 жыл бұрын

Me too but i want to listen to slayer

id be relaxed in one

Listening to some Nina Simone, NINA'S BACK neighbour left note under my door, PLAY HERE LOUD AND PLAY HER PROUD.

keep making videos pls

most likely relaxed.

Crips by Ratatat anyone?

"Also, we're not gonna talk about vacuums in this video. - No, not those vacuums." "Auch werden wir nicht über Vakua reden in diesem Video. - Nein, nicht diese Art Staubsauger." Hä? It was a word joke because "vacuum" is a part of the term "vacuum cleaner", an apparatus that cleans by the use a of a _vacuum_. Es war ein Wortspiel, denn "Vakuum" ist ein Teil des Wortes "Staubsauger", ein Apparat der sauber macht und dafür _Unterdruck_ benutzt. Hä?

Does this mean you can't hear yourself speak?

hi

@vinyleyezz

7 жыл бұрын

+Noah Bonvissuto hey!

@dylanc564

7 жыл бұрын

greetings

Hi

I have tinnitus, I wondear what it would be like. Get it? "Wondear" Hahahahha, i have no friends.

i wonder how a fart would sound in this room

maybe i'd fall asleep

Wearing EAR PROTECTORS in a dead space?

Space is technically not a perfect vacuum

In space no one can hear you scream... because of the vacuum

Ssssssh!