Wave Theory

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3,048 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 22 Jul

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Making Waves with WaveTheory · EP14 What's the Most Important Part of Your Signal Chain? - And Other Related Topics · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

And if you don't see why it doesn't measure on a frequency sweep graph, shut up.

I'm going to say that there because it's like the things that we are talking about for us to hear the impacts of the things that most of the things that you and I have been talking about requires that there be multiple frequencies traveling along the signal path simultaneously.

which by the way is how real world sounds and music operate by the way, because there, I don't, I can't think of a single, I've looked at this up several times.

I don't think there is a single example of a naturally occurring sound.

So in other words, not a computer or mechanically generated sound synthesized somehow sound that we, that is manmade somehow, um,

Like every single naturally occurring sound out there has its fundamental frequency and its harmonics.

And it has its own unique transient and attack profile and decay profile.

And all of those things are wave information that are all stacked up on top of each other.

So real world sounds are never just a single tone.

Your videos are too long is a complaint that I often hear, and I hear you.

I do get wordy.

So I have started releasing short versions of my reviews that cover the essentials in under three minutes.

So these are found on YouTube Shorts, and then I also post them on other social media platforms, which I'm now on, such as Instagram and Blue Sky.

See links down in the description for those.

All right, we've got a little bit more to go on our program here, so let's get back to it.

Okay, all of the stuff that we're talking about, the effect that noise has, the effect that cabling has and all that, those are only audible when you have multiple frequencies traveling together.

Right?

So you cannot measure the effect –

Of what that is doing with a sweep graph that is only whoever one tone at a time.

Right.

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