DIY Simple Ribbon Microphone Using Magnets and Aluminum Foil

What is a ribbon microphone and how do you build one? OK, let me be clear - I'm going from a simple ribbon microphone, not a good one.
For the first build, I use this M-195 magnet (www.teachersource.com/product...)
For the second build, I use the magnets from a magnetic hard drive. Here is how you can get those out of an old drive (warning, you are destroying the drive): • You get can some great...
Oh! Here is that awesome website that I use to record the sound listeningtowaves.com/sound-ex...

[@_dr_zero]

Hello Mr Rhett. I read your article on boiling point at wired 2 minutes back. I am thankful, your way of explanation helped me to understand pump cavitation. Thank you, thanks a lot

[@TruthLives4444]

Thank you!!
That was fun

[@expiredjellybeans]

instead of the foil moving what about putting the magnet on a string around a can and the bagnet will be the sound instead, plus it will be more sensitive

[@BRUXXUS]

Some chaotic energy in this video. Haha. Love it.

[@sinufavas8873]

I did not hear for a while Later when it came I saw u using Lego I was like whaaaaaat!

[@cesarmancuso]

A fita deve ficar inteiramente entre polos opostos dos imãs. Os imãs de HD têm os dois polos na mesma face, o que acarreta anulação das correntes geradas na fita.

[@policemancronk9686]

awesome! what a great science experiment

[@ThatGuy-yc9yc]

Placing the aluminium foil on a string might make it vibrate more

[@GauravSingh-ln1cq]

Very creative 👌