Something wiggles
A drum skin. A guitar string. Your voice box. A speaker cone. They all shake back and forth. No wiggle, no sound.
Every sound in the world starts the same way. Something wiggles back and forth, very fast. Put your hand on your throat and hum. Feel it?
Make a prediction
Which wave do you think is a higher sound — the tight, squeezed one or the wide, stretched one?
A drum skin. A guitar string. Your voice box. A speaker cone. They all shake back and forth. No wiggle, no sound.
Air is made of tiny bits, far too small to see. The wiggle bumps the closest bits. They bump the next ones. The bump keeps traveling.
The bumping air pushes on a tiny skin inside your ear. Your ear sends a message to your brain. Your brain says: that's a drum!
Everything you just learned happens inside BoomBrix, the speaker that snaps onto your builds.