THis guy is my favorite professor from my school. He has posted online lectures because of COVID and decided to put it up on his youtube channel so people can watch.
back in the day this course had like 25 official seats but like 40 people would show up every day to "unofficially" audit the course.
I particularly loved how he was able to be vulnerable and admit that, even with a PhD in EE/CS, he had no idea what was happening in most circuits when he started.
Mad props to that. I don't know a lot of PhDs who'd cop to not knowing something.
I've been interested in audio. I have no electronics background, so I am overwhelmed by the topic. I find there's a lot I don't understand, and a lot of tutorials online don't quite give me an understanding I'm looking for.
If anyone is looking to be inspired (rather than be informed, necessarily), check out the crazy English guy (is there any other sort?) who runs the channel Look Mum No Computer: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCafxR2HWJRmMfSdyZXvZMTw
He's got quirky things like a Furby Organ, a 1000 oscillator megadrone, and a cryptocurrency synthesiser. He is also opening a museum soon: The Museum Of Everything Else, dedicated to old music and electronic stuff. It even includes a telephone exchange and his Googol clock, which he plans to never turn off. He also has a flamethrower synth, which he uses indoors. And he has a safety pin for an earring.
Love it.
Thanks for this