Soundscape ecology with Bernie Krause – Science Weekly podcast
The Guardian’s Science Weekly podcast has an excellent interview with field recording legend Bernie Krause.
Equalization for beginners Part 2
In part two of Equalization for beginners, Andres Rodriguez explains how you can use equalizer for your sound design projects.
Equalization for beginners Part 1
In this new segment for beginners, Andres Rodriguez explains different types of Equalization types and how they can be used in sound design and music.
2007 Winter, The Physics behind Music
Rolling ripples of water on the surface of a pond, the brilliant colors of a deep rainbow, and Beethoven's Ninth Symphony all come to us in the form of waves. While we all appreciate the beauty of these experiences in life without caring about the underlying p... Read More...
Good Vibrations: The Science of Sound
We look around us—constantly. But how often do we listen around us? Sound is critically important to our bodies and brains, and to the wider natural world.
The Physics of Sound and Music
In this video, John Halpin explains physics behind sound and music.
The Geometry of Consonance: Music and Mathematics
Elementary concepts of music theory can be translated into the language of contemporary geometry. Musical chords live in interesting geometrical spaces called "orbifolds" spaces that contain unusual twists and strange "singularities" analogous to the black holes of General Relativity.
Real Instruments And The Sound We Hear
Real instruments and the sound we hear goes beyond the basic descriptions of tuning and timbre to explore the nuances of real musical sounds.
Physics of Musical Instruments
Physics of Musical Instruments, introduces the physics of sound waves. We discuss the connection between musical pitch and frequency, and consider the core elements of instrument design that determine pitch.