The Hums, from New Jersey. It's Tam Geller (vocals/bass/guitar), Nina Hesse… Read Full Bio ↴The Hums, from New Jersey. It's Tam Geller (vocals/bass/guitar), Nina Hessell (vocals/guitar/keyboard) Melissa Glovin (percussion) and Glenn Haider (vocals, guitar). Most of the songs were written and recorded in Melissa's basement. Their influences include Radiohead, Neutral Milk Hotel, Arcade Fire, The Beatles, Beirut, Feist, Coldplay, Jeff Buckley, Iron & Wine, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Tam and Nina are spending the year in Europe, but when they return there will be many songs written and many live shows :)

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Luna Bella luna, bella stars and sky Oh the fire-it's not…
Two From the same place that brings me joy I'm picking…

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@TheAtlantic

2y↑8

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@lochnessamonster1912

5y↑4.4K

Can anyone else here hear electronics when they are turned on? Like, the TV, even if the screen is black and there is no other indication?

@sunnylilme

5y↑21

Nope. Never.

@lochnessamonster1912

5y↑200

I’ve read a little more into this and it seems to be a phenomenon most identifiable in the autistic community. O.O
It’s basically a type of super-sense.

I read about mains hum and I think it’s the same type of phenomenon but it seems to me that it’s a different frequency from what I’m experiencing from other electronics/appliances, as per their examples.

@megg5787

5y↑210

yes, that's what I thought this video was going to be about. It feels so good to the ears when the power goes out.

@lisagreenhalgh3717

5y↑50

Yes so now I pull it out of sockets

@main4701

5y↑65

Yes that is High freq sounds. Most people can hear those

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@bloomingsky

4y↑751

the hum that i hear doesn't hurt, but it gives me like, intense anxiety, i usually hear it whenever i'm in my room after 10 pm.

@timothymanukian7868

3y↑24

check and make sure there aren't any fans or other machinery near your room because some frequencies less than 20hz can make you anxious and its also below human hearing range but you can barely feel it which gives the very subtle sensation of hearing it

@johnnyb7628

3y↑21

I used to think for years it was all in my head LOL.

@sponsel_

3y↑3

Omg yes I’m sitting here rn😂

@ozreality

3y↑7

It's possible that the newer smart meters (electric) hum as well as give off harmful emf waves def! It's a possibility not 100% tho by any means

@nicolehascoet

3y↑51

I hear like a plane noise far away but doesnt go away, a low continous noise mostly at night until the early hours. I dont hear it every night but it keeps me awake because i keep thinking what is that noise?

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@granite2867

2y↑255

This is unbelievable. It’s a sound almost like a car speeding down a road far away or a plane in the distance. But it’s a constant sound that never leaves.

@samlikesfruit

2y↑20

this is what I hear too...does my head in...listening to it right now...most nights/early morning

@A-Ls1

2y↑3

This plus sometimes I can hear people snore from houses away. Does this happen with you too?

@samlikesfruit

2y↑2

@@A-Ls1 :) yes a few rare occassions i have thought i can hear a neighbour snoring, not sure which one tho...

@evapietruk

1y↑12

Omg. I just came here cause I can hear for a week exactly what you described. I’m going mad. My partner barely can hear it and I go mad. I can’t sleep , I can’t live . I wear headphones, meditate and try to forget about it. But it comes back. The only way is to try train my brain somehow 😞

@juditharsenault2131

1y↑18

I started to hear a hum a few weeks ago. It sounds like a propeller plane but never goes away. We recently had fiber optics placed in my area. I live on the edge of a literal wilderness area in the Adirondacks of NY. I came here because of the quiet. It's not quiet anymore. My neighbor hears it at times. It bothers me.

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@SussedRage

3y↑192

Yeah to me it sounds like a car engine running, like it's just parked up outside. It develops into an almost throbbing feeling. I can only hear it when the house is in complete silence and everyone is asleep.

@ShiviRo

3y↑3

Every building has generators. I work in a huge building (offices) and work at night. I go on the rooftop and the huummm sound is impressive. The building is surrounded by other office buildings with generators working and the sounds that emanates all those generators are the "hum" ... if you get closer by is like a engine on. Some buildings have huge ones some smaller. Ever a air conditioner engine makes that huuum sound or engine on sound.

@jogon7914

2y↑5

Icarus that's exactly how I would explain it. Feels just like that

@effieinglish

2y↑5

Same. Feels like a large truck with an idiling engine parked outside my house. My son can't feel it, but lately he's started acting really depressed.

@bassbint72

2y↑5

Same for me Icarus. Like a car idling outside the house

@robertnesselrotte7234

1y↑4

Like a large diesel truck parked and running right outside your home.

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@thymeandtenderness

5y↑2.3K

“Birds chirping at 9 at night”- sir those are crickets

@anodyne57

5y↑64

Natural sciences are not his forte. In fact when he walks outside his engineering/physics lane, he gets kind of crazy sounding.

@arielporte4149

5y↑60

That sound might even be little tree frogs ?

@shoulders-of-giants

5y↑29

and frogs

@VeggieNatureGirl

5y↑67

I know lots of birds by their songs and calls and am a night owl. I’ve heard Robbins, mockingbirds and cardinals singing between 10 pm and 3 am. It’s rare but sometimes day birds do make sounds at night.

@mottahead6464

5y↑2

or bats.

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@cmiller120392

5y↑1K

To whoever did the music in the background. It's too piercing and it shouldn't be louder than the person telling the story. Jus saying

@BucketCharlie

5y↑39

Came here to say just that. It was annoying.

@BucketCharlie

5y↑31

@Anubis Barba I was talking more about the loud scores they put in while he was talking, making it difficult to hear him. Not the humming. I fully understand the symbolism of it, but when the background music competes with dialog, it's incredibly distracting.

@DaveShap

5y↑6

Obnoxious or eerie music is a common tactic in conspiracy theory videos to make the viewer feel uneasy. It's part of what makes them sell. Some people watch conspiracy theory videos as a way to indulge in the sensation of unease and paranoia. It's like ASMR but for tinfoil hat types.

@josephvincent8833

5y↑2

Yeah it sux

@CaedenV

5y↑4

This is happening all over the place! People mixing for these kinds of shows have too good of headphones where this sounds totally normal. Play it back though some "normal" headphones or speakers that don't have a perfectly flat response before you release a video to the public so you know what your audience will hear!

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@lovejetfuel4071

2y↑62

I can only hear the hum inside the house, not outside. Something tells me its coming from under the ground, and the house is acting like a vibration medium thats picking it up and I can hear it. Nobody else in my household can hear it. It comes and goes, and like I said, cant hear it when I go outside on a quiet night

@Shifter-1040ST

2y↑4

As a kid I was haunted by weird low frequency pulsating hum noises that I heard at home but also in many other buildings. Later I found out that it was the electric company sending signals through the grid to remote control heating fixtures and the like.

@jessicah3450

2y↑1

That's weird because mine definitely comes from the Eastern facing windows

@cksiredower8965

That's exactly how I think ..

@juditharsenault2131

2y↑2

I hear it louder in the house.

@deus_abscondis

@@Shifter-1040ST That is intermittent and happens briefly. In my location twice a day.

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@rochrabbit3446

3y↑65

I’ve been hearing this hum for the last 6 -7 years mainly at night. My husband doesn’t hear it. It sounds like a car idling outside my house or a tumble dryer going around and around. Very strange.

@ShiviRo

3y↑2

@rickrictimeishort7278

1y↑1

like crickets that shouldn't be there in winter

@PPGFlyr

5y↑912

I can totally hear the hum at night sometimes. It sounds like a high level plane that never moves or goes away. I haven't ever told anyone about this, nor have I heard anyone else talk about it.

@jsvendsen6256

5y↑16

MISTA 808, not birds. Crickets and frogs. I live in the country and my spring and summer are filled with these sounds in the evening into the night.

@jodyyoohoo

5y↑7

Same.

@IssuesWithMyTissues

5y↑19

@@SuperHonkyPodcast I'm in CA and sometimes we will have birds chirping away at night too. I used to be a major night owl and I'd be up most the night. I'd hear birds all night sometimes. I already checked and we don't have any pipelines that close to us. I think there can be multiple reasons for people hearing these noises. I also hear loud booms. People think it's from Camp Pendleton, which is over 50 miles away but sometimes these booms sound and feel like they are coming from directly underneath me.

@e.theresebradley5966

5y↑8

PPGFlyr How about the Led lights in the house..??

@tri-septem7773

5y↑11

M K In southern Utah where I used to work I also heard and FELT the booms around midnight, did some research and others in the area said it was Nellis afb testing out in Arizona or Nevada but that would be 50 miles away or more... I saw the vibrations move through steel structures . I’m with you when it comes to saying they are underground......

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@clinth67

5y↑645

I dont know about the humming but the background music is excruciating

@cowboy41231

5y↑22

Clint H agreed! The volume over powers the speaker and I can’t tell if it IS background music or actual? Sounds like a buncha banging pots an pans

@CaliforniaGuy88

5y↑16

The music was giving me the symptoms of this aforementioned 'hum'

@michaelhenderson6786

5y↑3

I feel pretty nauseated after that. Wasn't a bad video. I just feel sick.

@melissahyatt3636

5y↑5

Omg Thank You. I'm 5 minutes in and had to pause it too give my ears a break.

@chrisdsx5

5y↑3

@@melissahyatt3636 I don't hear pipelines but when people run machines or loud vehicals I can hear the obnoxious rumble when going to bed. It is certainly vibrations carried through the ground. Makes sense pipelines will produce this

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@dothetruffleshuffle6233

2y↑91

That's got to suck when you hear something others can't, they must think you're crazy. And you know it's real because you can clearly hear it. Anyone going through that, hope you find some peace and quiet eventually.

@ZeranZeran

2y↑2

It really is scary and strange. I don't know if I hear these hums, but I do hear some scary sounds when I'm at home. It sounds very real, and I've even recorded them and played them for other people who confirmed they heard them too. Yesterday I heard a HARD rain start to hit my house in the middle of a sunny day, I looked out, it was pouring rain.. a bright sunny blue sky. Then I heard what sounded like a jet passing over my house, helicopters, and then very weird.. deep.. almost moaning from something really large, like the size of a whale. It sounded a lot like whales singing actually. This all happened within like a 5 minute period as rain was hitting my place out of nowhere, and all of the noises left along with the rain like it just sort of blew away with the wind. I actually recorded it, and you can hear the weird moaning / engine noises. I feel like this is half real, and half my imagination filling in the blanks to scare me. It's very bizarre. I saw absolutely nothing, but the rain was real (got it on video), and also pointed it up to show that there's not a cloud in the sky. I'm stumped. What the hell hit my apartment!? And why does it make whale noises?

@crispilicious1921

2y↑2

Everyone will find peace and quiet eventually. Probably

@ZeranZeran

@@crispilicious1921 after we all meet at the same location without talking to each other or even knowing how we got there, then we'll take care of that little issue
Then, no more humming.

(This is a joke, do not do anything to anyone, for any reason, ever!)

@crispilicious1921

2y↑1

@@ZeranZeran lol, a man who shares my sense of humour

@AA-in4iv

1y↑1

@@ZeranZeran same

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@JennRighter

3y↑31

For years I thought I just had hearing problems or even vertigo. I hear a hum, sometimes it even sounds like distant music or an engine running. It makes me feel nauseous sometimes, usually accompanied by a headache. I thought for so long it was something to do with my ears or my brain. Then my boyfriend’s best friend and wife moved just a mile away from us. One night her and I started talking and we realized both experience the EXACT same thing. It is anxiety inducing. Sometimes it feels like it’s vibrating my body and I have difficulty breathing. Regardless of whether the cause is what this lovely man proposes or not, this is a very real thing. And it’s a vibration as much as it is a sound. It’s not like you can put in ear plugs and it’s gone. In fact, much like insulation in a house, plugging my ears makes it worse. Concentrated in my head in a sense.

@waynepeplow6869

3y↑2

Same as me

@daisyalicia

3y↑1

have you ever seen an ear doctor?

@SuperBigratman

4y↑508

It's a pulsing hum for me, it's usually between 12am until the early hours, it can wake me, it can also give me a headache, feel sick.

@jakeornot6306

4y↑29

Indoors and outdoors, and in other locations... all times of the day and night. Yes. It makes me sick, too. It has been worse the last three days. Deeper - but the tone (key) never changes. I keep trying to learn the correct terminology for acoustics.. The sound began here in March of 2019. It has stopped once from November 23, 2019, resuming on December 1, 2019. When it stopped, it took two days, but I felt like my body had gotten "uplugged." You realize how exhausting this is.

@thepharcyde5239

4y↑16

Same here like neighbours hoovering at 4 am weird shit

@hohoucgguztizi4655

4y↑4

It's like a chirping for me super faint

@johnheilds8116

4y↑19

I hear it and sometimes it's like a low Hum and sometimes it's a loud throbbing. Drives me crazy 🤪

@ozreality

4y↑15

@@jakeornot6306 where do u live ? I'm hearing it too in Pa. Nobody in my family hears it... I hear it mainly st night from 10pm til the morning. I am hard of hearing too smh and it goes thru my earphones when I put music on. It's definitely a coordinated effort of some sorts to drive us insane.... we need to figure it out tho cuz it does exist

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@jpe1

5y↑506

Back in the mid nineties when I lived in Allentown my husband was annoyed by a pervasive hum that were were able to track back to the nearby Lehigh Valley Dairy plant. Took a few months to figure out that was where it was coming from, and once we knew for sure that was the source then he was much less bothered by it. I think the real problem is not knowing the source, some people don’t like a mystery or uncertainty.

@kayliereinert7750

5y↑3

Weird...I live there and I've never heard anything...I was also a baby in the mid-ninties so there's that.

@jpe1

5y↑8

Kaylie Reinert I’m talking about the plant on 7th St just north of Sumner. It hasn’t been active for like 20 years, there was an indoor skate park and other random businesses when I moved out of the area in 2007.

@sourgreendolly7685

5y↑17

Agreed. I can hear electronics far more than most people. Once I figured out that was the sound, I calmed down about it and it doesn’t bother me much.

@ztegyi

5y↑2

@S C Ha you sir are the hole, the Lehigh Valley is far from dying plenty of industry other then steel. Our mall does suck tho

@systemicsystems336

5y↑3

Some people dont like sin either, sodomites can repent and return to logos. Narcissism is the center of your disease, that is why you commented.

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@Sol-cf9ko

2y↑62

This is the first time it’s happened. It’s like a rhythmic, pulsing vibration sounds. I have a high anxiety disorder and it’s driving me insane I legit don’t know what to do right now

@tsubakiiiiii

2y↑6

Me too, don’t worry you’re not alone. I have depression and social anxiety with bad paranoia. Only advice I can give you is too sleep or put in some headphones or leave a movie or light on while you rest.

@Sol-cf9ko

2y↑4

@@tsubakiiiiii I mean I’ve been living with all that for 13 years but you can see why this would cause an issue anxiety wise. That’s how I’ve been getting my sleep! And hope it helps with the hums too thanks a lot <3

@hulkypanda8717

Ummm same

@hulkypanda8717

@@Sol-cf9ko oh yeah take vitamin b1 for anxiety

@mcketchup9122

2y↑2

I can hear it too now. Been trying to find out what it’s frequency is

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@deus_abscondis

1y↑12

It took me 18 months to find the source of a throbbing hum in my house. I have matched it to about 84Hz by ear. There are several tones in it that change in volume. It goes through industrial standard ear plugs and very expensive noise cancelling headphones, and my pillow! I discovered with ear plugs in or the noise cancelling headphones on that I could hear the hum outside but it was much quieter. It is harder to hear outside during the day due to increase ambient noise from traffic, trains etc. I walked around my neighbourhood at night and could hear it BUT there was very little directionality to it. Over the course of a year walking greater and greater distances - walks of up to 20km at night at 2.00am - 4.00am in an expanding semi-circle (it was louder in a general direction). I discovered a factory tucked away in an industrial area with a large number of refrigeration chillers on the roof. I spotted the chiller fan units on Google Earth. The chiller units have powerful up-blast fans. This was the most energetic source in the area. 1.5km from my house. The odd thing is there is a dip in the hum as you get closer to the factory and an increase in higher frequencies. The frequency of soundwaves in air are stretched and higher frequencies are attenuated faster than low frequencies. Also the local geography has a effect. Now it is a matter of seeing if the local authorities will act on it. The owner of the factory suggested I move 🙄 There are acoustic baffles that can be installed above the fans and acoustic screens around the chiller units. It remains to be seen if the authorities will act. Typically there is a curfew on problematic domestic/residential air conditioners at night and any sound that can be heard from them is sufficient to have a noise abatement order upheld. However, industrial noise may not have similar rules. I am about to find out. As it stands the hum is INTOLERABLE. Playing masking music or white noise (actually brown noise is better in my case) isn't much fun. I really just want quiet - or the normal ambient noise (apart from noisy neighbours but that is another issue - the noise cancelling headphones work on general ambient noise). I can really sympathise with people who hear a hum and can't identify where it is coming from. Acoustic engineers wanted thousands of dollars to take measurements. Given how far the factory is away from my house and that low frequency sounds can travel very long distances it is possible it may have taken the engineers quite a long time to find the factory. The hum extends up to 3km from the factory.

@juliadplume3097

1y↑2

It’s 4 am. I woke up to a low noise . Put ear plugs in but can still hear it. Thanks for posting your comment.

@ildikolosonc7762

23w↑2

Yes, it is if you are in house of brick or beton, about 80hz. At me too. We have got New supermarcet nearby. But there is more industrial source. Oil pump, gas reservoar, heating towns industri, and this began heating with gas when I can hear it first. Egzactly three year ago. There can be some control for over heating and for over pressure, it can they let out in some tube under ground. And it vibrating the ground and give the hum, vibrating our houses, we are living inside a music instrument. But there is oil pump, they finding and chacking with infra sounds under ground, and water recycling station, with hard pump, and it all beginning at same time. Asked the heathing factory, but they didn't admit mistake. But I think they lie. If you are not the one who can hear it, then with other people can together demand the industrial isolation.

@jaw0608

5y↑191

I have heard this low humming sound on and off for years, but nobody else in my household hears it. Truly bizarre.

@collinsmetro

5y↑1

Only males hear it?

@jodyyoohoo

Me too.

@susannewman5669

5y↑1

Its a secret aquifer source energy system. Water is resonated by wind turbines and roundabouts going over and picks up electricity. It passes under your house.

@jeffssearchforknowledge9931

5y↑2

Could be the toaster or microwave

@ikaikamaleko8370

4y↑1

Yep same here

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@filmzen281

5y↑439

Ok so I'm 0:40 in and those are not BIRDS, they're FROGS 🤦‍♀️

@justatexasgirl5583

filmzen and little 🦎 lizards..I didn’t know that!

@jordansaintemarie

5y↑3

Coqui frogs

@justatexasgirl5583

5y↑1

Jordan Sainte Marie I love Coqui frogs! I had a little ceramic cup when I was a kid that had a little ceramic coqui frog down in the bottom that my dad brought me from Puerto Rico? I loved frogs! He told me they had the neatest croak..❤️

@patrickm5217

5y↑4

it is the reptilian spaceships, they run on transmutonic fuel which oscillates at 711 hertz

@justatexasgirl5583

5y↑1

Hector Yyyuuuuuuusssss! I didn’t want to say it but you know it is..it’s the only thing that fits!

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@MythicFish

1y↑15

My gf and I BOTH hear it and it gives us anxiety, headaches like a band around the skull and pulses every time!! We brought it up out on a whim simultaneously! We both felt relieved when the other said "the hum?" And its also suuuch a relief once it stops!

@rickrictimeishort7278

doesnt really stop, anyone can hear it if they listen

@Roboseal2

14w↑5

This is a different comment but I remember waking up TERRIFIED because I heard a large bang at midnight.
Next morning there was a reported small (note how it was small) earthquake less than a mile away. The eeriest part was that I asked all of my neighbors and most people living around 1 mile from the earthquake (a decent amount of people were awake) and they said they heard nothing that night (even security cameras didn't pick it up). Still gives me chills as I literally sprung out of my bed from a deeeeeep sleep.

@JamesArmstrong3

4y↑169

I have been experiencing this for the last year and thought I was crazy until I searched to see what it was. This happens to me at nighty and it definitely goes away in the mornings. When inside the home it seems amplified vs going outside.

@valkyrielowe1077

4y↑5

Yes !! Exactly all the same this year it's been so much worse

@RaviPaudel69

4y↑2

i want to hear that again :( i heard that sound for many days in Cold Season

@ozreality

4y↑3

Me too it's going hard right now as I type its unbelievable... u r not alone believe that

@lynnamarsh6384

3y↑1

I thought maybe the metal c channel beams in my house was amplifying the vibration. Its louder inside than out....there's no ordinance against vibration noise in my county. Best guess its huge generators partially underground, associated with a pipeline near me. U can locate them on Google earth.

@KKing55

3y↑4

Might be you have the MTHFR gene causing Methylation problems... that make the nerves system supersensitive ?? and you can hear what others can not.

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@bobbiegrant398

5y↑76

This used to happen a lot to me. It's like you can hear the electricity and wonder why others can't

@danijelovskikanal7017

2y↑3

i can hear current flowing through the wire if i put my ear on a device that draws high amps.this is only ac i think,since dc has no frequency.

@jessicah3450

2y↑3

It's a lower deeper frequency than our electrical grid. In the US it is 60 hertz, and Europe and Asia 50 hertz. I hear that too, but this isn't that.

@nunyuh3693

1y↑1

They need to switch back to 4 g

@MiguelMartinez-lu9kv

44w

Exactly like that on me

@jennifergreen6109

42w↑1

@@jessicah3450 it's the frequency of the new copper based electromagnetic grid I think, the grid the ley lines run on. The old electromagnetic grid is iron based. We have to disconnect from the iron based grid, which is a negative polarity. That's what it really means to "disconnect from the matrix." The copper grid is a positive polarity. Only super sensitive people can hear it; empaths, if you will. The electromagnetic grid is where we can access free energy. It's 300 feet below us and 300 feet above us. You can pull electricity from it with copper rods. I believe it can be stored in crystals somehow. It's kind of ridiculous that we are still using the primitive grid of power lines and such

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@nataliegreville9144

2y↑12

I’ve been hearing “the hum” for about 2 years now. I thought initially it was my upstairs neighbors’ AC or something as we lived in an apartment complex. But we moved several times… and now to a stand alone house and I’m still hearing it every night in bed. Usually starts around 10pm and stops 12am ish. Very low frequent hum sometimes with a sense of vibration. I can’t tell where it comes from as there is no direction.. it’s more like I can hear it all around me. It comes in waves, and gets louder or fades out. Each hum can last from 5 seconds to 5 min straight. Drives me crazy. No one else in my house can hear it. I decided to google my “symptoms” per say just yesterday and came across all this “hum” info.. interesting.. eerie..

@AquarianBeautieMUA

2y↑13

Omg I'm so happy I found this, I've been experiencing the hum since I was very very young, I thought it was just the structure I lived in until every house I moved to was the same. At nights it's like a running truck sitting outside my house. I even looked outside on numerous occasions and nothing! Wow!

@marycrandles4682

2y↑1

Curious I do not hear it outside, sometimes in my car but have it all the time in my house. How about you?

@quteepye

5y↑130

I've heard the hum inside my house, and I would notice it at bedtime. Definitely sounded like a diesel truck, but it would sound like it was at a distance. When I'd go outside to listen for it, there would be nothing.

@VolcanoEarth

5y↑9

The next logical step would be to shut off the main electrical supply to the house and see if the hum persists. Next, temporarily shut off any gas and water mains. Also I wonder if there could be a radio-resonant component in the house. Many years ago a lightning strike did "something" to my stereo speakers that, despite my having disconnected them from any other equipment, still emitted a low hum and the occasional snippet of actual modulated (I presume CB frequency) radio signal. This carried on for a good few hours after the lightning strike...which, incidentally, fried my stereo and television.

@quteepye

5y↑2

Spike Volcanohead Thank you very much! I will further investigate 😊

@pxman1946

4y↑1

@@tironbmoremd8171 Or just check the electrical gas and water mains.

@timwilliams5553

4y↑1

Exactly!

@colthunter3352

iam.the.humsun.of.zuse

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@davodihh

4y↑63

The hum is definitely real. I have heard it a lot of times where I live. It mostly happens indoors, but on rare occasions I hear it outdoors, especially when I'm out in the countryside where it's quiet. Also I don't know if this is unusual but I mostly hear it at midnight.

@rickrictimeishort7278

1y↑3

it goes 24 7

@rickrictimeishort7278

49w

they say erasing your memory

@GermanShepherdDaphne

35w

HOLY SHIT! It’s midnight and I started hearing it and I’m in the country. It’s driving me nits

@channel-idk

1y↑11

I keep hearing weird humming sounds at night, it's literally going on right now

It sounds like a plane mixed with a car engine and it's really annoying

@indridcold2872

3y↑8

Low frequency noise is hard to pinpoint. I'm one of the 2% and I can hear a ship coming from 10 miles, no joke.

@vinlovesboobs

4y↑316

I hear this low hum every night, but my parents or sister don't hear it.

@thegamingstar6833

4y↑3

No u dont liar

@karnikatiwari1820

4y↑4

Same here i m from india

@vinlovesboobs

4y↑31

The Gaming Star I actually do, plus you don't even have my ears.

@s03365

4y↑7

im here because its keeping me up. the ocean is close, idk

@jackjohnson2465

4y↑3

It's the mantal of the earth shifting with tidal forces

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@prietowilly

5y↑229

This is why everyones stressed when "Nothing" is happening

@steeks9132

4y↑14

Im imagining tht it would be unnerving or at the very least concerning to hear a constant hum when people around u dont hear it.....

@92000

I recommend this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXVGIb3bzHI

@tuckerbearden8108

3y↑15

@@steeks9132 It drives you crazy! I have sat up at night crying because I can't make it go away sometimes

@seventyseven5978

3y↑5

@@tuckerbearden8108 I have had the same problem for a few years.

@justarandomguy3969

well there are probably 1000 other reasons, so dont just say THIS is the reason...

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@JohnS-ld3jq

2y↑21

Started for me about two years ago when I moved into a new home. Same as most, it sounds like a truck idling outside my house. Oddly, when I travel away from my home, I don't hear it and upon my return I don't hear it for several days. But then it returns, and becomes constant. It's the oddest thing. I have done many hours of research and cannot pinpoint any reasonable source. I chose to just live with it, but it's super frustrating.

@darrenmcdonald5373

look into tensor tools from reputable people.

@ildikolosonc7762

22w↑1

Interestingly, a man from Hungary said, that when he traveled away by airplane, when returned, he didn't hear it for a day, but after could hear it as before. At me, only I can hear it, nobody else, but 3 years before, when started, most people could hear it. But now I can hear it only at my house and my neighbor's house. There we have an oil pump, gas reservoir, and a town heating system with gas.

@codygrant5576

3y↑55

Soundtrack throughout this interesting educational is almost as stressful and annoying as the hum itself

@dianejensen3420

3y↑4

I was thinking the same thing myself!

@LQOTW

3y↑1

Exactly my thoughts - Is that part of the sound problem or is that soundtrack?

@Eric06410

5y↑84

Aunt Bethany: What's that sound?
Uncle Lewis: You couldn't hear a dump truck driving through a nitroglycerin plant.

@DankDaddyz

Eric06410 😂😂 love that movie

@ElleE953

😂😂😂

@jefranke

5y↑2

(pointing at mouth) T H E. B L E S S I N G!!!!!

@JdubU

5y↑3

..play ball.

@nesirsitsir

5y↑3

SHITTER'S FULL

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@antonea808

5y↑101

I wanted to watch this but the constant background noise and sound disruptions made me shut it off. At one point I could barely hear him. I sympathize with him but I’m not going to suffer just to hear his story.

@heartmommyinpa

Antonea Payan yep

@mrmaniac3

5y↑1

Were you using headphones or speakers? Does the room you watch it in have acoustically engineered walls?

@kf9346

3y↑19

I have heard high frequency whines once and a while all my life. But since COVID they increased in intensity and frequency. Now I hear a constant electrical/cicada-like hum constantly. So intense some nights I can't sleep. Anyone else in Toronto experiencing this (I hope it's not just me).

@caitlynbartholomew-goane6478

Right under u in Wisconsin

@cassette6014

I'm an hour away from Toronto and have been noticing it since April

@m3dkit385

@@caitlynbartholomew-goane6478 I hear it in Wisconsin too at night.

@Bonnie-lo3zh

3y↑1

Oh my god I’ve been hearing it recently. Just started hearing a weird vibration noise from outside like 3-5 days ago. It changes in loudness and frequency.

@Organicme1

Ohio too.

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@trishaaguayo367

2y↑11

Thank you for all the time, research and money you've put into making this video! I'm so sorry to hear about your dog dying! :-( I've been hearing this same hum (if it's the same as everyone else is hearing) for at least 3 yrs in the north end of Spokane. I heard it again this morning and have heard it at all hours of the day. It's primarily loudest from the same bd (can be heard in the adjoining rooms) but sometimes the bd on the far side of the house. Because it's NOT constant, I timed it (again) and discovered this hum lasts about 30 seconds long with periods of silence that last approx 2 and a half minutes... Strange. It could be related to gas pipelines I guess. My first thought or theory was underground tunnels? Over the years I've come across articles like that which were entirely unrelated but the way things are these days, I wouldn't doubt it.

@ronnalinzenmeyer3417

5y↑69

I hear the hum and it makes me crazy.

@juliepouliot7188

4y↑3

If you reframe it, you can feel it as the audible life stream. 💗

@KKing55

Might be you have the MTHFR gene causing Methylation problems... that make the nerves system supersensitive ?? and you can hear what others can not.

@zdcyclops1lickley190

Or you're crazy and that's why you hear the hum.

@mottahead6464

5y↑295

It's Attila, the Hum.

@arielporte4149

5y↑2

OH SNAP !!!!

@conansmith5164

5y↑2

lol

@sunnylilme

5y↑2

Comment of the day.

@VinylBlair

5y↑5

What a humdinger of a comment....!

@steve1978ger

5y↑2

ba-HUMMM-ts

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@erenjaeger9902

3y↑37

Man, I'm hearing it now and I swear it's really creeping me out.

@tdripfiji7632

3y↑6

I’m hearing it right now started at 1:30 am woke me up and still going at 3 am

@AndresCadungog

3y↑4

Dude, I'm from philippines and I've been hearing it for 2 days now...that's why i decided to search on google and found this...it was like distant waves at sea simultaneously crashing but you can't really tell where

@katherinebravo4872

2y↑1

Yeah at 3 am just now i was in my bathroom and i started hearing it outside and the dogs in the neighborhood started barking loud alot of dogs but the wierd thing is my dogs didnt bark they live inside though but that was creepy it sounds like a loud a.c but super loud

@tomvii6102

2y↑1

Bro same it's like 4am now and it's still going

@goatswithwigs3752

3y↑28

I hear it all night long, it’s like someone is playing bass music but all of the treble has been reduced by an equalizer

@jayarm9258

Exactly how I explain it to people I've made this sound known by so many people it's just so faint people don't listen close enough for it I live in the country so it's kind of obvious when there's no wind or birds and crickets but definitely more than 4% of the earth can hear this

@daverbook

This is exactly how I describe it to people. In fact, in may 2021 when I first heard it, I check the line of neighbor's houses to see if anyone was blasting music indoors. It's 24 hours here, has not stop once. I am not an anxious person, no health problems.

@jayarm9258

3y↑2

@@daverbook trust me bro you ain't hearing shit in your head and you're not crazy it's really there you can hear It in your house if you listen close with no other noises

@burntchickennugget4329

yes same i heard the same thing i thought it was a delusion also i'm literally. from asia

@ZeruWilde

5y↑354

I'm just haunted by the hum of the ac and the fridge and the bathroom fan lol

@martyrobson4958

5y↑3

cptripsful you remind me of the wife

@monkeyman8265

5y↑4

Yeah the AC drives me nuts. But then if you turn it off you think your in the fucking Amazon it's so hot.....you know?

@Clem62

5y↑1

YES, YES. I'm not alone

@JeevesReturns

5y↑1

If they were actually running I could explain it and wouldn’t mind it so much, but they’re not on.

@PWood-gh5cq

5y↑1

You'll do perfect. Your teeth will leak an acidic tasting fluid as they rot from one to the next. Beginning with that one. I'm sorry dear. We are. In cruel times.

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@samuelonthewall

5y↑353

This documentary was horrible for one reason: the music and sound effects that were added which were sometimes louder than the man speaking. Terrible.

@KathleenMcCormickLCSWMPH

5y↑14

I think it was very well done and that the sounds and music amplified one’s sense of what it may feel like to experience the hum.

@prettyhamburger6462

5y↑15

It's really overwhelming and I can't focus on what he's saying AT ALL!

@lloydtxw

5y↑13

That’s the point! To evoke a psychological response. The score is annoying you the way the hum annoys him. Its hard for him to ignore. It’s hard for you to ignore. Not a complicated parallel. It’s called filmmaking.

@prettyhamburger6462

5y↑11

Yes that was already clear to everyone. But if you are sensitive to sound and stuff like that you can actually really struggle to concentrate on the content of the actual documentary... which is too bad

@prettyhamburger6462

5y↑2

Have you ever heard of sensory processing sensitivity?

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@jkbb1000

3y↑12

2020 and I’m hearing this in the evenings and into the night!! It’s driving me crazy!!!

@KKing55

Might be you have the MTHFR gene causing Methylation problems... that make the nerves system supersensitive ?? and you can hear what others can not.

@veritysmart

3y↑2

I have to listen to ocean sounds, the white noise is the only thing that cancels out the hum for me.

@veritysmart

3y↑7

I’ve been hearing the hum since 2012 and since moving in 2014 its only gotten worse. I notice the hum stops whenever we have a power outage and returns with the power resuming. I also notice it is worse with a change in air pressure. There are plenty of studies on the impacts of substations and power sources. I find the resonance so severe it feels like this pressure against my ears, headaches and nauseated. The only way I can manage it is by listening to the same ocean sound track on a loop, there is something about that specific white noise that cancels it out.

@karencarney7595

4y↑192

It drives me nuts, and gives me headaches/ makes me feel dizzy. Luckily only lasts a few min. Sounds n feel vibrational, like a massive Truck uumming or airplane flying low

@anangel4984

4y↑2

Karen Carney exactly !!

@Natashahoneypot

4y↑2

Yes that is what it is like.

@nadiaalibaig

3y↑1

@Anna the dragons' slayer what

@tuckerbearden8108

3y↑3

@Anna the dragons' slayer lol umm no, its noise pollution and I hear it every day and night.
I have sat up crying because It is so loud.
If the sound was from in your head, your ears wouldn't hurt from the sound.
Its nuts

@ColoradoMelody

3y↑1

I hear those too.
So does my dog.
I even run outside to try to see a plane...but no

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@carlosmendoza831

4y↑15

I started hearing this hum 2 nights ago. Two different near towns. If I put my fingers in my ears I don’t hear it so its not coming from my head. Its a low frequency hum that pulsates slow. Comes and goes slowly every few seconds nonstop.

@lh5265

3y↑5

Same here. There's a 5-8 second span of time between the quiet end and loudest end of the oscillation for me. To me it sounds pretty obvious, but apparently I'm the only one that hears it. It just started for me a couple of weeks ago.

@tdripfiji7632

3y↑1

That’s a great way to explain it I can hear it right now for the first time I can remember

@nikkikyriakopoulos890

2y↑1

Spot on

@spectator7216

3y↑7

I just started hearing this not too long ago. For me, it sounds like a pulsating droning noise. It’s very disorientating. Just some advice, I know this is very hard to do but if you can’t get away from it and you’ve tried everything, stop trying to focus on it all day because it makes it feel worse. Look at what you value and don’t let this prevent you from living your life. Cognitive behavioral therapy helps as well. If the sound is external, try to use noise mitigation techniques such as Bedphones (for sleep) or soft ear muffs, also helps during the day. If it’s external and you cannot sleep, sleep outside in a tent or relocate if it’s only in your house. If it’s internal, as in you go into a sound proof room during a hearing test and you still hear it, try Widex hearing aids (see your doctor first) that amplify background noise which can dampen the sound you hear in your head, just make sure it’s internal because it’ll make outside noises louder and will make your situation worse if it’s external.
Based on this video and other sources, there are likely multiple explanations for the Hum. Here are my best interpretations. External: gas pipelines (this vid), volcanic-seismic activity in your area (there is an article on this), sonic weapons like infrasound generators (unlikely but possible), industrial plants (this has caused cases), airports with high turboprop airplane air traffic, microwave weapons (unlikely but the US ambassadors were attacked by these in Cuba, research the microwave auditory effect), house appliances-electrical systems (turn off your circuit breaker in your house and see if anything changes), close by highways with high diesel truck traffic, and, going off the MAE, 5G towers could emit microwaves that could mess with the ear drums since they can operate in the GHz range (unlikely since way more people would hear it but possible). Internal: low-frequency tinnitus (if you think this is likely, see an ENT doctor), certain medications, or mental illness (if you can question your sanity while hearing the Hum, this is not likely but see your doctor away if you can put strong ear muffs on and still hear it). As he mentioned, house insulation makes it worse. Try to see if you can replace your insulation type if there are others that don’t reflect sound that much. Potential solutions: there exists something call acoustic metamaterials which can dampen sound by around 94%. If someone could make an acoustic metamaterial for all low frequency sounds and put it up for home installation, that would be a god send. Ultimately, it seems the likely explanation is either unsourced human-caused noise pollution (probably gas pipeline syndrome) or low-frequency tinnitus. If it’s only something from nature, then it would have been reported long ago. In the video, he mentioned resonant frequency. This could explain why the pipelines themselves do not emit the sound audibly and how houses can make it audible once vibrated and how only certain people can hear the sound. People’s eardrums are different and could have different resonant frequencies. Peace. Update: it turns out that blocking low frequency noises from entering your ears is hard to do even with ear muffs because the low frequency sound travels through your bones. In addition to ear muffs, listen to relaxing white noise. White noise can trick your brain into not picking up the Hum. If it’s severe, look into soundproofing your bedroom. Here’s a good link: https://andrewmat.com/how-to-block-out-low-frequency-noise/. Just be careful to in how you do it because there is a risk of making it worse. If the sound is reflected in all directions then it will travel in you room and reflect off the walls, so it’s better to use absorption. Here’s another good link if you want to soundproof your room on a low budget through absorption techniques: https://quietliving.co.uk/block-low-frequency-noise/. Also, there are sound absorbers on Amazon. Peace.

@SheilaD111

4y↑21

I’ve been dealing with this issue for 3 years. I hear it mainly at night and mainly in my house. I’ve tried to find the source to no avail. It’s maddening! My spouse doesn’t hear it. My cat is affected by it. It ranges from a thudding to a car or plane engine sound. At times there’s vibrations that accompany it. It interferes with concentration and sleep. I thought it was tinnitus, but had it ruled out. And I don’t hear it outside or away from my house. I’m glad to know I’m not the only one who’s experiencing this.

@hulkypanda8717

2y↑1

I’m going through the same exact thing it’s sooo annoying I swear it feels like someone is targeting me.

@gamerkadja7620

5y↑166

Why does the video have a music backdrop that is a low frequency soundtrack? It's irritable, unnecessary, and contrary to the goal that the video is trying to portray.

@noalear

5y↑9

Did... you not watch the video? That's the point.

@gamerkadja7620

5y↑10

@@noalear No it is not. Having segments of audio that are examples of the low frequency audio are one thing, but here it is over the actual communication message. This was not a good decision. And that's a shame because this mini-documentary is interesting. It reminds me of fracking where people's lives and properties are being made outright inhabitable. Writers, directors, and producers receive accolades for accomplished works. This 'trick' of audio is not anything accomplished. In fact that I should probably assume that the person being interviewed would never 'choose' to have audio overlaid in this way. And in fact in the link https://www.garretharkawik.com/doom-vibrations-premiere-screening it's being touted as some artistic creation. The interviewer and the interviewee should shine as the focal points in a piece like this. It should not, however, be routed into some forced listener experience.

@keepXonXrockin

5y↑1

What do you mean? Guess I don't hear anything but the music they play

@gamerkadja7620

5y↑1

@@keepXonXrockin It's much more audible with some headphones.

@utubeuser51

5y↑8

Completely agree. The music, chimes, hissing, and humming were all deliberately mixed higher then the speaking audio. So annoying it made the entire video difficult to watch. I’m sure it was done to give us an idea of how Steve suffers daily. But it was difficult to plow through this video even though the topic is extremely interesting. Bad production choice.

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@planetphatness

3y↑28

“Honey can you be quiet?”

You’re a brave man my friend 😆

@eskosmap

I know right, and then later on when they’re outside he goes “stop talking now”. You can only imagine what it’s like when he’s not in camera.

@ThomasCorfield

3y↑1

Yes, I cringed, waiting for the flying crockery.

@GeneralKenobiSIYE

2y↑3

I can hear AND feel it throughout the day. Usually when it gets quiet, so more often at night. Sometimes it is almost deafening.

@machineworld9495

4y↑110

The sound editing in this one is trash, WAY too loud music

@KingJamesIX

4y↑1

Agreed

@jarretttheriault307

4y↑1

I don't hear anything?

@eustab.anas-mann9510

@@jarretttheriault307 10:25

@davewyatt1468

5y↑65

I started hearing the hum in 2016 , it came as a real shock to me as it’s not nice, but today I got a bigger shock, my 7 year old son told me he could hear a tractor running last night and he couldn’t sleep, my heart dropped as I knew he was also hearing it. This made me sad.

@tottenlovesdrawing1203

3y↑1

Was... It like a beeping sound..

@tdripfiji7632

3y↑8

I just experienced it tonight from 1:30 am till about 3 am someone else commented under this post saying try a fan and it’s helped a lot but I had no idea what the hell I was hearing it woke me up out of my sleep it sounds like a plane or helicopter above me or the sound of a microwave wave cooking

@doomsdayzalinsky7910

3y↑6

Many of us are trained: if something's real, everyone perceives it. We grow up actively ignoring what only we sense. Bit of a wake up call then to eventually have 1of our children bring it up to us!

@jayarm9258

2y↑1

My kid brought it up to me I thought I was the only one that could hear it until that day and then my friends that were with us said they could hear it too the sound is really there they can try to convince everybody they’re hearing things but a group of people hanging out in the country bringing it up after my kid asked if we could hear it too is not a coincidence or a mental illness the sound is really there and whoever “they” are is trying to hide it from us all as being a real sound that they know about

@markl4670

1y↑1

I've been hearing a hum for 14 years. My wife and son cant hear it, but two neighbours in my road can hear it.

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@pedromcintyre8943

1y↑3

I've been hearing sounds in my property for the last 5 months. It sounds like someone running there car constantly? A bass pitch that goes up and down? I've lived hear for 7 years

@jamesthompson327

2y↑7

For me I've noticed that the hum has a varying intensity and even goes away at times. The hum can vary during the night and day. So I started a journal relating the hum to local events. My closest correlation so far is wind direction. When the wind direction is Northerly the hum becomes intennse, when wind is southerly then the hum goes away. Hemholtz resonance of some sort?

@David-di5bo

5y↑296

So gas lines under pressure generate a low frequency hum. Makes sense. How is that a "conspiracy"?

@kamakirinoko

5y↑41

Well, a conspiracy is when more than one person agree (I first typed "conspire"—but that's already casting it in a negative light) to create nefarious acts, is my understanding of it. I've never heard of a "positive" conspiracy—I guess that would be called a "plan."

Tack on the word "theory," and you positively have something negative, if you get what I'm saying. I guess if it weren't negative in scope a conspiracy theory would have to be called a "plan concept," or some other euphemism. But "a plan concept about the World Trade Centre attacks" doesn't have quite the sensational ring to it, does it?

I myself have heard the crows in my local cemetery making the same kind of calls every time I walk by a group of them . . . I'm absolutely convinced they're talking about me. I can tell by the "Ack-ack-ack" sound the old grey one makes, and then the young ones all seem to go "Naaaach, naaach, naaaach."

But that's just a theory. Now, if you'll agree with me about it, and we agree to do something together, that'll be a conspiracy. At least, that's the theory.

@XSpImmaLion

5y↑30

Tons of confirmation biases, theoretical mumbo jumbo, amateur hour "tests", drawing correlations out of nowhere, and then assuming they are causations. Taking information out of the Internet and assuming it's true, surrounding yourself in a positive reinforcement feedback loop group, blaming negative events on your invisible evil force.
Several things that traces back to a classic conspiracy theory.

@David-di5bo

5y↑30

@@XSpImmaLion I agree he got pretty extreme there tying it to bees and Sandy Hook.

The hum/gas connection may have some truth but it has become his baby so he sees it everywhere, it is a common trap.

Even his overlay of complaints vs pipelines wasn't all that powerful. One would assume that pipelines exist to feed population centers and people (the only species that can complain on the internet) tend to live in population centers too. I bet one could also overlay the complaints on a map of major power lines, water pipes, roads, etc and get a similar correlation.

@Charlie-sc4kl

5y↑7

Kamakiri Sassorichan

I like you.

A whole shit ton.

@mlr4524

5y↑6

As do power lines and transmission stations.

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@greatskytrollantidrama4473

5y↑82

Some people have low level synesthesia and see/hear some light levels as a hum. I do.

@davidadams2211

5y↑11

I hear the hum but I live 300 feet from a pipeline. But only at night .I used to hear lights when I was younger but I was on Ritalin for adhd

@greatskytrollantidrama4473

5y↑6

@@davidadams2211 youn people hear higher pitched sounds than adults, and ritalin causes a ringing in some.

@IssuesWithMyTissues

5y↑10

Yes, I hear electricity in general as a humming sound. I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and Fibromyalgia so my nerves are extremely sensitive. I hear music and people talking and I swear it sounds like it comes from my A/C unit. It's usually just at night. Probably because it's when it's the quietest in my house. It's the weirdest thing. We live in the boonies and our neighbors aren't close to us either. I've had ringing in my ears for years and sometimes it will turn to what actually sounds like Morse Code with beeping sounds.

@cypher237

5y↑1

I "feel" TV's & other types of electricity or frequencies.. But for me it's never actually audible.... Not sure quite how to describe it.

@lawannacollins4892

@@IssuesWithMyTissues ditto, same here.

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@nose-bleed

2y↑5

I always heard it, since I was a kid. It happens even when I'm way far from electronics. It's like a loud frequency sound, that goes fading until it's gone. I live between two big radio and TV stations, so I always thought I was listening to the radio frequencies coming from them, something like that (sometimes the sound would get louder when someone turned a TV on, in my house or in the neighbour's)

@crazierthings3022

3y↑10

I have learned to block out the hum. I never knew what it was. I never really looked into it. But I hear it all the time. I've had brain scans and have seen a psychiatrist. Other than an anxiety disorder everything is perfectly normal. Doctor says I am just sensitive to EMF.

@idledreameress

2y↑3

How did you block out the hum? It would be helpful to people to know.

@BreakingoutthematrixBz

36w

Sensitive to EMF.........he just proved that they either use it on us or we are less aware of what our bodies are able to do

@Overunity357

5y↑91

Sweet pan-galactic lord! that background music is like radioactive sandpaper in my eardrums.

@romeosdaughter

You sound like Robin from 1950's era Batman and Robin, LOL

@no_peace

4y↑2

After 10:25 it was unbearable

@helenzass5205

Pan galactic lord👍👀😂😂

@1truefreedomfighter

Lol

@piinkiepi3

4y↑26

Okay so I’m hearing at the moment and it’s super loud and driving me crazy. August 18, 2020 12:01 a.m.

@kfollowstheway138

4y↑1

Heard it last night, 12:03 am in Colorado next to the front range

@KKing55

Might be you have the MTHFR gene causing Methylation problems... that make the nerves system supersensitive ?? and you can hear what others can not.

@nateUKdayz

1y↑2

We are hearing this in the Midlands,UK. Really loud for 2 weeks, between 12am and 4 am really loud

@G-Lew

3y↑3

Does anyone else watching this video with headphones get a weird feeling in their head and eardrums when he plays recordings of it? I thought i was just making myself hear stuff so i would scroll down and every time I heard/felt it I would scroll back up to the video and he was showing the recordings.

@lisar9425

5y↑159

What makes this so devastating is even if your hearing isn’t acute enough for you to “hear” it, that vibration is coursing through your body 24/7–without relief. People feel perpetually trapped but they are dismissed as paranoid—or anxious etc. Infrasound is also thought to elicit “paranormal” experiences.

I have mirror touch synesthesia, and sensory loss on my left side, from brain injury; I feel the hum rather than hearing it. I was dismissed as mentally ill and malingering until my ENT tested my hearing. I wonder if audiology testing of behaviorally challenged children (and animals) in hot zones would reveal a connection. You couldn’t mandate it, but you could use social media to enlist parents to demand free hearing tests and inspire vets to gather data.

This might yield the data for a successful complaint.

@emresolakyt

4y↑3

Lisa R you seem smart man, wanna talk about this? i was just writing a document on the effects

@jakeornot6306

@@emresolakyt A paper from what perspective.

@miaaa4394

4y↑9

yeah, i just started hearing this shit now and i got scared and confused and i almost cried but i felt better when i found out that this happens to other people, thought i was going crazy :(

@miaaa4394

4y↑2

very scary noise because my apartment is small and it scared me

@johnheilds8116

4y↑4

@@miaaa4394 maybe we are all going crazy. But at least we can go together.

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@all41n14lla

5y↑31

I am a Mechanical Engineer who has a previous background in Electronics Engineering .. U.S. Embassy's have been in the news .. People were subjected to microwave beat frequencies .. The people who worked at the embassy's experienced brain lesions and cerebral shrinking .. Many people experience this noise "Inside their heads" not audible from the ears ..

For many years I have heard 6 or more separate binaural holographic sounding tones above 12khz .. I was tested for tinnitus and the results were negative .. I know enough about scalar potentials that can explain why some can hear this and others cannot .. A scalar potential is a dielectric compression wave which has a vectored electrostatic potential .. It can be measured but one must have a very good ground and the right kind of antennas .. A standard Transverse wave antenna won't work .. One needs a Longitudinal Wave antenna ..

One doesn't have to look far to discover who is doing this .. Dr Robert Duncan explains what is going on ..

@MS-yx4xl

How do we pinpoint and get it to stop. I feel like my ears are about to bleed at times.

@all41n14lla

3y↑3

@@MS-yx4xl Scalar Summation are Static Electrical Potential That can be manipulated by the various tones an phasing .. A Marconi radio antenna isn't going to pick up these tones .. The reason is that the waves are not Marconian / Transverse Waves .. They become Longitudinal Waves that specifically allow people to see through any material / through walls / in your brain .. These tools are specifically used to harm people we all call T.I. or targeted individuals .. I'm a student of history .. I am interested in the history of money and how it manipulates and controls the world .. I am able to draw parallels from about the 1500's because the Gutenberg Press was created in the 1500's .. This information we call our past is the bridge to our future .. As a Conservative Constitutional Christian I am called all manner of Calumny to damage my reputation .. I have embarrassed a number of very high ranking people that people like to call "The powers that be or PTB's" .. I don't like the direction the world bankers are taking us because it ends up with everyone with chips in their heads and we are then jacked into an AI for reasons of control .. The last free frontier is the mind but we have seen attacks on this where people have been trained to parrot what ever they hear from one news source or another .. This goes for both left and right ..

I am also someone who understands biosciences, electronics and complex systems .. The vaccines which they call them are not in fact a vaccine .. A vaccine is made with dead viruses irradiated by UVA or X-Rays .. The new Experimental Genentic Weapon they call a Vaccine is made from mRNA's which are broken strands of DNA they have extracted .. There are more than 1,000 mRNA's which don't belong in the "So Called" Vaccines .. They come from mammalian, avian, serpent, Stem Cells that won't die and other foreign sources .. The way you stop people from understanding what's the purpose of the Genetic Bioweapon is to add so much mRNA's that no one will see the several mRNA the put in it that have specific job tasks which have nothing to do with stopping SARS-COV-2 .. I am not going to speculate what these tasks are but I am going to say that these tasks are nefarious due to their clandestine nature .. One would have to create a new type of lab to be able to parse through and identify each mRNA .. The randomness of the mRNA's have been commented on by leading Bioscience Engineers .. They can't see any reason for the introduction of these mRNA's into the human body because of the genetic disruption of human DNA ..

When you're vocal about topics like this, you will be attacked .. If through retroduction you're able to distil ideas & concepts that expose these people and you write about this as I do, you are attacked .. I contemplated writing a book once but I'm really in more trouble than I need .. If I told you what they have done to me most people would think that those people could never be that cruel .. I have been hospitalized 3 times with blood poisoning .. This should give you some idea the lengths these people are willing to go .. I know who they are .. I know where their money comes from .. I know they have created a policing NGO to target U.S. Citizens & can tell you Trillions of Dollars they have at their disposal .. These Bankers who are attempting to create a totalitarian police state uses NGO to target individuals .. You can't compel NGO's with FOIA's Because they are not a Govt Entity .. That being said, they are completely untouchable unless you have sufficient evidence against them that would compel a Judge to allow for Exploratory Warrants to be issued .. I am speaking of Fusion Centers .. Bankers own at least 40% of them .. So they are directed by bankers and they share Intelligence / Meta Data do DHS's, FBI's, and Other Intelligence agencies dirty work .. The US Govt illegally shares Meta Data with Fusion Centers yet the silence remains ..

What does this have to do with the mass surveillance which is why people are hearing tones ? .. The bankers aren't satisficed with the intel .. They want to be able to see inside your home so that when it comes time, they know your vulnerabilities .. Imagine banksters do this to every Govt of the world .. They have these advanced AI analyzing every vulnerability .. Yet the world sleeps .. Banksters aren't satisfied with this, they now want to get inside your head .. They want to reprogram your mind .. They want a slave race .. What scares you ? .. What gives you pain that you can't handle .. I spend 14 years with excruciating pain .. They used aerosolized chemicals to burn the skin off my legs and my feet .. If you were as much of a threat as I am supposed to be they would do to you terrible things .. I'm just tired of all of this ..

@marsulgumapu2010

2y↑1

When you overlay maps of human centric activity you’ll always get correlation with population centers.

@nunyuh3693

It's the damn greedy government to think animals have to hear this crap.

@MS-yx4xl

49w

I also occasionally hear radio waves. Everything is completely turned off and it's almost like I can hear radio stations broadcasting.

@daemonthorn5888

2y↑4

I have been hearing this droning hum that is driving me crazy. It's almost like a truck idling or something. But it's not always constant. It will make stops and starts. I thought it was someone running a compressor or something down the street. But it goes on all day. And then it will stop at night sometimes. And I hear it better from some spots around the house than others. That's how i know it's external. I hear it best in locations like my bedroom or the bathroom. I think it's because it causes vibrations in these enclosed rooms.

@tangoblast4751

2y↑1

Same

@edsopelak8578

3y↑5

One explanation for some (or many?) people is they are experiencing Low Frequency Auditory Hyperacusis due to neurological effect, hearing normally undetectable sources of low frequency sound. I experienced this when I was being treated for Lyme Disease with neurological involvement. This is very common in the community of people who have been diagnosed with Lyme Disease (I suspect other infections with CNS effects may also cause this symptom. The "hum" typically sounds like a diesel locomotive idling some distance away and is only heard during very quiet times (usually late at night when other ambient sources of noise are minimal) and only heard inside the building (it ceases when one walks outside of the building or even opens a window and leans outside of the building). I became extremely sensitive to vibration and low frequency audio when I was being treated for the disease in late stage. I began to research this phenomenon and learned of a study regarding ill effects of office workers that the source of perceived hum for those who experienced it was attributed to traffic on a nearby highway. (I have not been able to relocate that particular study in order to post reference here but believe it was from Germany). From what I recall the study identified normally subsonic traffic rumble as coupling to the building's superstructure, where wall and floor surfaces acted as transducers, coupling the vibrations to the air inside the building. Although this seemed to be an exaggerated case, perceived by enough of that office population with severe enough effects to warrant study, this is a possibility to those who have or develop sensitivity to such frequencies at low levels. I suspect this does not have to be limited to ground vibrations caused by traffic (in my case an interstate highway is located 1/8 to 1/4 mile away from my home), but could be from other sources such as physical medium utilities such as sewage pumps in city sewer systems, natural gas lines, and municipal water lines that utilize constant running pumps to maintain pressure and couple through and are located throughout a buildings infrastructure. In my case, with continued treatment and resolving of all neurologic symptoms, the experience subsided. Note: If you suspect you may have Lyme Disease (or have been previously treated for it), be aware that standard testing, especially beyond the acute phase of infection is terribly insufficient and the medical community in general is ill-prepared to diagnose and properly treat late stage or chronic conditions of the disease, also that a proper differential diagnosis should be performed to rule out other potential causes of neurologic dysfunction.

@nikkikyriakopoulos890

Thank you for your thoughtful,. I just started experiencing this late last night and will research further

@Anonymous-lv1jm

4y↑90

I’ve been hearing the same thing! Looked for over an hour and was starting to panic I couldn’t get the sound out of my head, and it only occurred loudest in my room. I went outside, it was quiet! And then it just stopped.

@karenramirez7856

What is it?

@insurancefraud1933

4y↑1

Karen Ramirez sounds like a truck

@insurancefraud1933

you probably took longer then your designated time that you hear it to get outside.

@Anonymous-lv1jm

4y↑5

Outterworlds Everytime you go out it stops, when I go back in it starts buzzing. Only happened to me two times since. Don’t wanna be a conspiracy theorist but it probably could be an endless list of things

@annacaitlin2

3y↑2

Same! And I’ve told my parents but they don’t hear it and like you said, I hear it from inside but when I open my window I hear nothing.

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@johnheilds8116

4y↑117

I hear the Hum and it drives me crazy sometimes. It's gotten worse in 2020 its like a pulsing throbbing and it gets louder.

@saruto_vxt3213

4y↑8

Same bro I have it from 1 month I really want to die😢😢😢

@desroytore8285

4y↑11

Wait. Are you guys serious? Is this something that actually happens?

@valkyrielowe1077

4y↑23

Yes !! This year it's gotten so much worse to me I've heard it for the last couple years for sure but sometimes at night when it's real quite and everyone asleep and I move a certian way it like insanely loud in my own head and I can literally hear my heart beat almsot in a way pulsing over this hum I seriously thought I was crazy lmao until now .
I've honestly went through the house and tried to figure out what's causing it and where it's coming from !

@MrHarney

4y↑8

Yep me too it as got worse this past year ..i always thought it was tinnitus

@ozreality

4y↑13

Your not alone I'm dealing with it too!! Started here in early 2020 as far as I can tell. It's at night mainly and its nonstop from midnight til morning. Often louder than not. It pulsee thru my headphones like it's in my head yeah scary shit!! Its outside in my neighborhood too I cannot tell if there is a direction it comes from. So far its everywhere. I've driven around the middle of the night and heard it for at least 5 mile square area. I know one thing... whomever is doing it isnt doing it for our benefit or wellbeing. How screwed is the world??? Were bombarded by media by machinery, by unnatural sounds that affect us in negative ways.... keep looking and searching. We cannot give up especially if its harmful, which I'm sure it is.....

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@lizdavalos6103

2y↑3

I'm from central Mexico. I can also hear it. I hear it at my house, at my parents house miles away. Normally I hear it inside the houses at night. But one time I even heard it in the middle of the desert at Baja California, no buildings we were camping. It doesn't make me sick, but it is annoying. Sometimes more so than others.

@brissethromero123

2y↑2

I live in California and I can hear a loud vibration sound in the distance with high and low pitches, it's happening right now as I type ,it's been over 1 hr. I could hear something flying through the sky breaking wind but the sky is clear.... I get this uneasy feeling

@astral16

5y↑126

The music used in this video is ridiculous

@pguthrie222

5y↑4

Completely makes any kind of point he is trying to make...pointless.

@mrmaniac3

5y↑5

That’s what’s called sound design.

It’s another level that the film’s creators can use to convey the message of the film. They’re trying to get people who don’t experience the phenomenon... to experience what the phenomenon is like.

@celiaford9752

4y↑42

I get the HUM now in my house, I thought I was going mad as no-one else can hear it. I live in Liden, Wiltshire UK. The Local Authority do not want to know and all they say is let them know where the source is and they willl investigate! My case rests. Glad to know that others hear this but did not know that it was world wide. Thank you for this youtube video and all the research you have accomplished. I willl just have to live with this like us all but agree with your theories regarding wild life etc.

@s3ra9h1m

I keep hearing it, mostly at night, and its annoying. But I think it's in the head/ears because one night it got really loud and theres no way nobody else could not hear it. See if you put your fingers in your ears and move them in and out fast, so they're kind of popping I guess you could say, it dulls the hum completely for maybe a few seconds

@59spadesofalife52

4y↑1

@@s3ra9h1m it is currently 5:32 and about 4:30 I stayed awake quite a bit and went to use the bathroom as I was sitting there in the quietness I heard it seems like a low pitched frequency that would rise at certain times

@taket4672

4y↑1

I have it in my newly build flat... I have recently bought a simple sound meter and it showed clearly that the cause was electric wires in the walls and loft... up to 70 dBA. When the mains off it drops to about 40 dBA and this is from the neighbouring flat mains. It's of a low frequency range thus not all people can here it, especially older folks... It could be due to impedance loops in the installation. I am investigating about the reason... hopefully can fix it.

@taket4672

@Anna the dragons' slayer r u being sarcastic? why is there no poisoning in other flats/houses??

@dahdahditditditditditditda7536

As I wrote on another video comment, I think the hum is probably not an audio source. I don't hear it, but have investigated other related things. Your inner ear has cryptochrome, which is a magnetically sensitive molecule. Since the cry2/cry3 molecules are near the cochnea of the inner ear, the sound of induced vibration would likely seem to come from all directions at once, or no particular direction.

I suppose that a bod could use a small magnet to see if the hum could be modified, and then make the conclusion that the cryptochrome is responsible. I wouldn't use a large magnet due to possible problems with having it close to the head. Anyway, our world is becoming immersed in an ever increasing load of EMI/EMF/radiation, etc. Maybe we finally have enough of the load to affect the cry2/cry3 stuff. Look up cryptochrome and quantum for more info. BTW: am not a doctor or anything like that, but just a guy with ideas that are maybe right or maybe wrong.

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@pulsey2001

3y↑3

I have been hearing this hum for the past week near Lutterworth in the UK and it is driving me crazy.

@tarathomas9871

2y↑2

This has been happening to me for a year. I moved to the country and thought it would stop. But its louder. I can hear it and feel the vibration. It drives me nuts. I have to play binaural beats to sleep otherwise it get a louder and louder and I can't ffn sleep. 😓.. Its terrible

@jimisru

5y↑91

Maybe he's hearing that awful background music. That would make people sick.

@MichaelM1800

5y↑54

Steve's first hand info helped our community move FERC to enforce better noise mitigation on the Minisink Compressor Station project.

@cypher237

5y↑1

Really? Wow...

@no_peace

5y↑1

Wow nice!

@jakeornot6306

I know Minisink... what exactly had people reported hearing, please.

@MichaelM1800

@@jakeornot6306 We don't have the constant noises and rumblings that other stations have because we leveraged the noise and vibrations at Steve's location (as well as other locations) to petition FERC to force the pipeline company to add state-of-the-art noise/vibration mitigation as part of the project build.

@lookup570

25w↑1

I hear it day and night ! It’s getting louder and it’s changing

@optimisticnihilist4638

3y↑3

Dude. I'm in Greece and I hear it, heard it yesterday, 5 o clock. I don't know if that's what's woke me up then. How can diff ppl all over the world hear it DURING THE NIGHT ? I woke up nauseous, I don't know if that's because of that.

@micahdye7215

4y↑59

6:34 lmao mans just casually yells “honey can you be quiet”

@flippydawn8D

Lol

@joebazooks

5y↑79

i wonder if this is what those people with "electronic sensitivity" or whatever they call it are experiencing?

@MMXX_CE

5y↑4

Are you referring to hearing the frequency coming off electronics?

@daddyguy29

5y↑2

I’ve heard that while charging certain devices it was like a low wine

@MMXX_CE

5y↑7

Sometimes. Sometimes it's loud and almost unbearable.

@KingJamesIX

I can hear electronics but it's subtle.

@Bughunt89

4y↑1

I always hear that stinging ring from old TVs, I didn’t know that was a thing, I thought everyone else could hear it too

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@rasmusjensen4838

1y↑2

"Glad" I'm not alone with this. I ended up moving from my rental as I was certain it was from the restaurant or neighbour. Couldn't sleep. But I feel the exact same vibrations in my sister's house where I am staying until I take over my new place.

@KKing55

3y↑1

In the Texas 8 day Snow storm of 2021 ~ when we had NO Electricity ~ I Loved how Quiet it was. Such a Great Peace I had never known~!!!!

@stanleeajrdabeatles1523

4y↑11

I heard the hum last night with my little brother at 5 in the morning my mom woke up 2 us freaking out looking for the sound and she is like there is nothing go back to sleep. I searched the house for the sound and went outside there was nothing it could be coming from. It was like sound was floating in the air around us.

@JeevesReturns

5y↑64

I’ve been wondering what the hell that noise was for about 20 years! Every time I ask nobody else hears it. It’s like a really low hum. Was always told I was paranoid. I’ve even turned off all of the power to my house and it’s still there.

@JeevesReturns

5y↑1

MESSENGER OF THE COVENANT

I’m pretty sure that you’re crazy though.

@JeevesReturns

5y↑1

MESSENGER OF THE COVENANT you believe that you actually own other people? “My people”?!?!

@plainjane7276

5y↑15

I Hear it! I describe it more like tones or frequencies. Sometimes high pitched, sometimes low, and on occasion a mixture. Lasts for hours upon hours. Typically when I'm in bed trying to sleep between 12-4 am. I have had it in other areas of my home randomly but most often at night when I am trying to sleep. It is Very annoying!! Sometimes it even sorta sounds like music without words. My hearing is exceptional in general. My husband has also heard it in our room. Not as often as myself though. These are piercing tones that seem to go on forever. It doesn't matter how tired I am..it keeps me awake. I have even wondered if I'm hearing neurons, synapses, brain activity or something. I have no idea what it is! I have tried unplugging everything..still there.

@jodyyoohoo

@@messengerofthecovenant6982 You're right.

@jodyyoohoo

5y↑2

@@messengerofthecovenant6982 Thank you, me too.

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@JohnS-ld3jq

3y↑3

Hear it nearly every day. Mostly in the morning, oddly, until mid-afternoon. Low rumbling sound, like an idling engine. Can "feel" it in my head. Been going on for 6 months now, really driving me crazy. Tried many things to get it to stop but nothing seems to help. Only hear it at home, nowhere else. So bizarre.

@andrzejrzosinski4843

Me and my Girlfriend hear it too 24H newer stop , started before Christmas 2020 (Basingstoke UK). I get Council Environmental Health to investigate it. Two off them (girl and an old man) came and stay less than 10 min in my house to listening and said than they can't hear anything and walk away - bollocks

@maggieswift6851

3y↑4

my mom and i hear it, on different and sometimes same occasions. My dad and brother don't hear anything. Usually along with the hum we'll also hear other things like the other night at 4am, we heard the front door slam, it both woke us up. Sometimes my brother leaves for work at 4 so we figured it was him but we checked and he was fast asleep, this was the same night as the hum. (the front door was also deadbolted)

@meowmixd583

5y↑25

Okay but really you can turn down the volume of the bells and chimes at about 5 mins in so i can hear the guy talking. Makes it so hard to figure out wtf hes saying

@hillarycolen1163

Why do you think they have that distraction?So you can't hear and think clearly to call their bluff.

@noalear

5y↑64

1) I feel like he proved his house was humming. Not sure what from, though.
2) The humming music is meant to be uncomfortable and annoying. That's the point.

@floridaviolets9601

5y↑5

The gas pipeline.

@pguthrie222

5y↑3

Agree. Not sure exactly where the humming is coming from. Not saying it is not or that it is from pipeline. So much stuff going on that we are completely unaware of.

@sadee1287

5y↑8

Wow, what genius! NOT the point, if the damn sound effects are so irritating that we can't watch the doc.... 🙄

@blo0dchild

5y↑3

@@sadee1287 exactly the point and use subtitle ya fuckin toddler

@mrmaniac3

5y↑2

Exactly. It seems many people don’t understand sound design. A hum that only 2% of the population is sensitive to likely can’t be recorded and played back without expensive recording and playback equipment. So what can they do to convey the sensation of the humming to the great majority of the population? They use sound design. It’s perfect for simulating such a difficult thing to record.

@daverbook

3y↑4

I started hearing it this past May 2021 in New Durham, New Hampshire, USA. I recently filed a police report about it; the police said I was the first and only report. 24 hours a day, indoors and out. I hear it generally within the lakes region of New Hampshire. It nevers stops, and varies in intensity. It does not drive me crazy, but it's hard to read a book without some music on. I do not generally believe conspiracy or alien theories, and most people would consider me a very stable person. I have zero health problems. I do not have tinitus.

@mai-mk1sd

3y↑1

It does seem a little sinister TBH. Glad we're not the only ones witnessing this.

@AddictedHappySweets

3y↑4

I believe for the first time in my life I heard a low consistent rumbling sound last night around 5 am. I was in my house and I heard it, and it sounded like it was coming from outside. So I walked outside and it gets sort of louder, but then I could definitely tell it was coming from outside. It was weird bc I felt like I could hear it a bit better from the back of my house than the front

@mars188

same here outside inside- even turning a fan on you still can hear it even over a fan being on. went in my car all windows up still the sound

@ikaikamaleko8370

4y↑34

Ive been hearing that sound for years and I still dont know what it is, Ive never asked anyone else except my father in Tucson cuz I heard it down there too. He didnt know what I was talking about.

@jessica9642

3y↑1

I live in Tucson and hear it too! I asked my family and they look at me like I’m crazy

@KKing55

Might be you have the MTHFR gene causing Methylation problems... that make the nerves system supersensitive ?? and you can hear what others can not.

@ShiviRo

@notmybeeswaxnotmybeeswax5572

5y↑7

I lived in a mobile home park& while living there ,my head was humming! I moved ,it stopped. I was thinking the routers in all the metal trailers? I'm just glad it's over.

@yesseniarodriguez6248

1y↑2

This will always fascinate me! My hum is a lot more soothing than any of these recordings I’ve heard. Before googling what it was, it used to annoy me because I would look outside to see if a vehicle was turned on, but everyone on my street is usually asleep at that time. Every night I’d stay up, I would check outside, but now that I know others can hear it, it makes sense. It doesn’t annoy me and I enjoy listening to it. It’s not like a super loud diesel truck, it’s a more muted, smooth idling sound, not sure how to describe it. I’ve read other comments saying they get anxious and feel vibrations, I don’t get those feelings thankfully, but it’s crazy how it’s different for everyone.
I think I can hear it now actually 😂
11:23pm

@dmc31405

22w↑1

This has started happening in Savannah, Ga. The Hum is so bad that it wakes me up at 0200-0600 every morning. I get up and walk around outside but can't pinpoint the source. My ears have been ringing in this city since 1999. This is the first search that I have done regarding this distraction.

@thefeatherfive2576

4y↑6

I have been hearing a low humming or vibrating sound for weeks now. My husband could not hear it until last night. I live in the southern tier of NY state. I can’t seem to get the sound on camera so that anyone can hear it like I do. The sound is a constant slow pulsating hum. This video makes me feel like I am not crazy! Thank you

@user-zx3wg1tj7n

5y↑109

it sounds like an engine

@spectrumhorizon1392

What's with your profile picture?

@MS-yx4xl

3y↑3

Constantly idling. Can go up and down but never goes away

@natalieg2976

3y↑1

@@MS-yx4xl yesss and I don’t know how to stop it permanently. I use a white noise machine, but I can sometimes still hear it and it drives me nuts.

@natalieg2976

@techminds omg yeah! I want to get a fan with noise so it can block it. I use the A/C but it turns off sometimes so it comes back :( but tysm! I’ll consider that for sure

@davidv.3135

2y↑2

I absolutely hear the Hum. For a few years now. Not everyday but frequently. Most people don't hear it and think I'm nuts when I talk about it.

@JohnS-ld3jq

same

@lh1822

2y↑1

I have never heard a hum, but I do know exactly what he's talking about as far as low frequency noise and it's resonance effecting mental health. We had a neighbor who had two huge stadium speakers in the town home next door, whom we share a wall with. He has these speakers on the floor directly and against the wall we shared. It only took a month for this person to be evicted. A total of 7 neighbors in different homes complained about the noise. It wasn't the loud music, it was that it was rattling people's windows and that they couldn't go to sleep even with white noise machines because they felt like their heads were rattling from the inside out. The old couple across the way told me they cried when they saw those speakers being loaded into the moving truck, because that meant it was over.

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