How Speakers Make Sound

Awesome video. Great explanation.

Jake. This is one of the best ‘how it works ’ type videos I’ve seen. No doubt your ‘animagrafs’ here are expertly crafted -world class. Hat’s off. It’s world class because I can’t imagine a better narration, the voice soothingly delivering a well thought explanation with a deliberate, steady pace. I can’t wait to watch the rest of your videos.

I have known about dynamic speakers like this for a very long time but it is just recently that I have read (that I remember) and heard of these speakers and the magnet/electromagnets compared to or called a motor but it is true by technical definition. A motor doesn't have to spin to be a motor.

Need to do a f ilm about microphones and recording and playback and amps

Explained in a easy way to understand very well. 👍👍👍

Trust me: I have done amateur Loudspeaker Design for 25 years and invested thousands of dollars. I am FASCINATED with magnetism/motors. Congratulations on a FANTASTIC explanation which goes into a ton of detail for only ten minutes!!
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After watching this video. Now I'm starting to realize how science works in our daily life! Now i want to discover something new haha 😁

Thanks👍❤

Your presentation ignores the moving magnet loudspeaker which accomplishes the same electrical-to-sound conversion with a moving magnet instead of the moving coil which you describe. Fleming’s left hand rule for motors applies equally to either the moving coil or moving magnet configuration about which I am speaking. I would be delighted to supply you with the information you are missing.

Besides infinity woofers cmmd, not much improvement attempts in this space to keep woofer material from distorting.

Extremely well thought out, well done

Awesome animation and clear/thorough explanation. Great job

The piano is flat compared to the guitar. Once can hear the beats between them when they're combined in the vid.

Damn that was a good video! Would be great to see the design difference between low / mid / high !

Sir very useful and informative knowledge in this video very thnx

Engineers always trying to simply too much, we both know this is actually a rank 2 tensor😂

Ive been using blender but I wonder how do you get the clear parts relative to the solid parts in shading and materials. Obviously I think you have to link the movement of one part to another. I suspect this is the easiest one of your projects. I'd love to have a go at doing a video like this on my channel.

Very nice video

I understood nothing

Fantastically helpful and well made video!

fucking semiconductors and then electromagnets...

Finally I get it, I never knew how one speaker can produce a whole orkestra😅

How can i nullify the louder speaker. soundwave My neighbours base interferes with my space!!!!

This is an outstanding animation - i'm using it in my electronic music synthesis course today!

how do some humans even come about all these. do they really attend the same schools like we do
these days

Thank you for this - it is both rich in content and (remarkably) easy to grasp. Exceptionally good teaching! (So much thought and effort must have gone into this to make it so clear; very impressive!)

Thank you

I'm more amazed at how a speaker makes mutiple sound simultaneously... i guess it works the same but it blows my mind.

Bro please make a vedeo about hydrogen fuel engine

Bro please make a vedeo about hydrogen fuel engine

Whoever designed and built the speaker was a true genius

It's like our tympanic membrane, but in reverse!😊

This is awesome! Thanks for the video! Now my only question is who the heck discovered how to do this and Invented speakers to begin with? How did we get from just this to the giant horn looking piece from a record to speakers?

Okay, so who invented the speaker?

This is amazing work!!!

This is awesome!

wow. incredible video you have created and edited. sublime. thank you and bravo!

It absolutely blows my mind that when we listen to music, all we can hear at once - voice, guitar, drums, springs, horn, percussion - all boils down to one composite electrical signal. Like music seems too complex to be replicated that easily.

And just like that, i understand

Perfect. Thank you

It cannot get more clearer than this... This explains every doubt that I had from childhood. Thanks for this.

Amazing video.

Can you explain to me why some speaker are sound very good and other are muffled?

Excellent

This really helped me conceptualize sound waves so much better; thank you!

Your animation is pretty. Unfortunatly, you do not understand the physics of how a speaker produces sound.

The only reason speakers should exist is to play music by Philip Glass.

Excellent video! The G note depicted on the guitar is played on the open E string. That note is actually an E, unless the guitar is way out of tune. Your illustration makes perfect sense though. Thanks!