Checking out a Massive Home Made Synthesizer and Other Mad Inventions
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- So this weekend i went to pickup an item from the Nervous Squirrels Place For The Museum Of Everything Else (video to come!) But couldnt help checking out his other mad #inventions and his Huge #diy #synthesizer.
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Pretty amazing! Thx for showing us!
d33p
This is like a kid going over a friends house and playing in his fort.
And then he whips out his uranium ore and is like, “Don”t tell my mom.”
Perfectly said
This is basically how bands work.
@@pragmax this looks like a part of a crazy Oingo Boingo video from mid 80's
Yeah, just this one is radioactive
The transition from "R2-D2's leaked sex tape with a dial-up modem" to "kickass synth music" is always fun to witness.
R2 be like. uooo baby 52K ,just the way i like it low n" slow beep
@@chuckcrunch1 cough 56K cough
My songs are always the other way round
@@gerryjamesedwards1227 ya never get full speed LOL
@@chuckcrunch1 Exactly, actually with 8 bits modems, one bit was used to check the data and was not carrying data itself. So 49K was the maximum you could get with a 56K modem.
Fantastic! Great video and thanks for visiting!
good few days!!!!!! Next video on the mean mean machine :O
love your synth man but i never got much into analog personally i had an analog synth for a bit it annoyed me more then anything when i wanted big techno rave sounds it never got there for me it came close but it just never happened for me so got a digital synth now and that does it all for me and then some i just like the big spacey complex sounds and rave stuff
@@analogueavenue Oof
@@analogueavenue what punch people in face for been childish about the use of proper queens english
I love that, "there's no way to play it wrong." It's all subjective and a journey to get to the sound each person wants. The audiophile community could learn that lesson. You ask about equalizers opinions for a set of headphones and they get out the pitchforks calling your a heretic for trying to "alter the intended correct sound." Maybe I don't want my Graodos to "sparkle" up my ~2k range into a headache, I love them to death but I gotta turn that down a bit.
It's a beautiful thing when kindred spirits find one another.
:D
7:47 URANIUM ORE INFRONT OF A GEIGER COUNTER WHAAAAAAAAAAAT
Fucking madman
I've used an old soviet giger counter for effects but never used it like this haha!
i dont get it. nearly nuclear synth?
@@imortalones its a nuclear synth yes
It's enjoyable when you discover someone who knows true gangstah randomness and goes 'Raw radioactive ores get you some good randomness and poops all over an LFO with 2 CV noise signals made from an AM radio signal and an FM noise signal fed into it. Point the Geiger counter at it and enjoy the chaos!!'
The actual dream
You look like the guy
@@cosmicrider5898 that is dream to look like the guy, not the gear.
y9u know it!
SEEMLESS IN HERE
I love how the synth just sits there chattering to itself like skylarks on a summers day.
Dude the Conway's Game of Life module is absolutely bad ass. Mad genius
its coool ent it
"hey i put this uranium in my synth"
"omg thats so random"
The neighbours must be like: oooo nooo there's two of them now
Playing around with the 5U synth sounded like you were seeking through alien radio stations. So awesome!
aliennnzzzzzzzz
I love to see a person take building something they love to this level. Fantastic ideas here. Love it!!
Looks like a telephone operator’s station gone wrong 😱.
or gone right
4:05 long suffering partner / housemate casually making tea
4:35, still there
hahah I was going to say it , but you did haha
"There's no way of using it incorrectly" ✌️😁
hold my beer
I spy with my little eye... An "Add N to (X)"-poster. Good man!
It's been on my wall for 14 years, and was spotted last week by none other than a certain Barry 7!
@@thenervoussquirrel That's just great! Love that particular album to bits.
thy wall of sound is to damn cool, that jam is :D
the legend returns
"hay man could you turn the gain down a little on oscillator 4922?", "Sure thing let me just grab the ladder.."
That Synthesizer Wall is Epic! 😎
Just need one of those sliding library ladders now to reach the top modules on that monster...down to the last 200 patch cables....lmfao!!!
Wait,that's the thing thats altering the earths magnetic field&timeline!!!! Don't push that blue button,he'll have to install a green button to put things back to normal...
Very incredible patch,Thanks for sharing!!!! (You guys wrote down all the cables routings for that incredible patch right??? 😆 🤣 😂)
Have fun&keep up the cool stuff,your unique &very interesting!
man that radioactive xylophone must have been such a trippy installment. I would have spend hours playing with that thing standing in a field.
That man's property and gizmos gave me the goofiest, largest grin in the world. What a playground of crazy shit to explore!
.all that modular and he puts an 808 snare on it. cool artwork.
Love the look of this thing. Could see this in any Star Wars or retro sci-fi set.
The game of life and nuclear random number modules are fucking awesome
Sci-Fi producers should commission you to produce sound tracks
It's crazy that we've been essentially watching the same videos in the early 10's, except Sam actually went on to do his own big ass projects and I'm still just tinkering.
This is out of this world !!!
Your channel kicks ass, watching you being creative rubs off on me with the things that I do.
A couple of really cool Dudes.
3:42 at first I was like gyaaaaagh this sounds horrible, then I got to here and was blown away by how amazing it sounds.
Very nice synth wall! 👌😎👍
9 owls in a baguette .. ruleeees!!!! !
"You turned a DeLorean into a time machine!?"
That game of life module is bonkers!
LOL what a couple of brilliant LOONIES the two of you are! Thanks for sharing your adventures with the rest of us!
I.love this stuff💜🎹💜
Massive wall of sound!!! 😍🥰🤩
Wonderful!
always with the radioactive super analog synths.
Lol woah I thought it was overkill until I heard those bleeps.... Wait no, still overkill.
Well that's the best room I've ever seen, making one of these is now on my bucket list.
Thank you for a most enjoyable Sunday morning!
CRAZY MAD AWESOME!
5:52 this is like the stock goofy mad scientist lab sound lmao
Awesome to see you visit Creative Humans like yourself.
This is so cool. It’s one of the things I’m rather interested in trying but being a Geoff of all Trades it’s one of those ones that’s kind of out of my price range when you consider all the other crap I’m interested in. The tools all cross over and my toolkit is getting rather respectable, if I might say, but acquiring all the hardware and everything else is a whole different gig.
Crazy collection of electronic madness. Reminds me of a while back I was talking to a guy out on the construction site I was working on and I mentioned that I was in electronic music and building my own stuff. He told me he was in ham radio and he did the same thing he built his own radios and amps. He told me it became an addiction sickness. I remember leaving that day and I couldn’t stop thinking about what he said. I have since been using VSTs And I have never looked back at hardware, other than wanting to build a really cool midi controller.
Decoding transmission...👽lol!🤘🏻Awesome work and going to Daves' channel as well. Thank you both for sharing!
I love how all the LEDs are original red, except for a patch of next-level greens
Cracked up so hard at the uranium ore part
This is so nerdy, but I love hearing other people's nerd areas.
Holy moly!!! Sorry... Uranium... Geiger counter....?!? Holy shit this is crazy!!
Great Wall !!!
Fun fact: the phrase "fucking mental" was invented specifically for this synth.
My favourite thing was the Conway's Game of Life module, though the uranium ore was also good.
You dudez are really the AVANT HARD DUDEZ LOOOL :)
Never seen such things, just an illumination, amazing!
The music that you create just random can be recorded and put for free on-line for projects of various kind.
Very nice looking room, I have something like that but more with computers and server not much about music but I have cables too :)
I routed the audio from this into a spectrogram and I believe I saw GOD!!!!
3:06 I love that beat and sound! Could be the sound of the future. How songs will be in the year 3000.
Nice Easter egg. I'll need to decode that in a spectrum
Get the members of Tangerine Dream in to have a play with it.
I was like "what is this noise?", then the music began. Dope
"as soon as you get in to polyphony, you definitely need like.. about a thousand of everything". Sam's brain "Hmmmm.."
2:56 - sounds like tuning across the short wave radio bands
Awesome I'd love to go and play and create over a weekend with that technology. WOW!! Awesome machine.
random voltage genrator on uranium... ha ha ha.
music conected to source of... I don't know what, but conected :)
it;s like living thing.
What a deadly machine!!! Awesome!!!
4:50 You know what you wanna do with that right, you wanna PUT A BANGIN' DONK ON IT!!!
The ultimate boy toy.
That is super impressive.
If I had that lot I would not leave the house.
I am about to make my first synth.
I particularly like the monster duck lol
This reminds me so much of the synchronicity music sequences from VALIS (book by Philip K Dick) which featured the characters making music via a massive mixer like this. PKD was inspired by the work of Brian Eno.
I wish I could call myself an legitimate enough musician to visit this dudes house- I might never leave!
love the oscilloscope module
Awesome !!!
All that's left is a way to patch into that epic beard!!
ha good idea!
Legit uranium ore? Damn... that synthesizer is rad. Literally.
Pure dedication!
COOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!......
One of two things you can do with this synthesizer, either play it or induce an electrical shock 😎 quite epic!
Pretty awesome.
This guys is a creative madman, love it! 💛
This will make Thighpaulsandra jealous...
Aliens: "We have a radioactive situation again, damn hairy monkeys."
hahaha
This guy is a mad man
That "string thing" has my head spinning with ideas!😁👍
@Patrick Bodine Check out the "gametrak" controller - the two string modules were made out of one, cheap on eBay!
@@thenervoussquirrel but all I have is 2 rocks and a stick
to make music.
This thing looks like it could open portals to other dimensions!!
I just love the ridiculousness and complexity of this thing...
Amazing
That is fucking awesome!!!!!!!!!!
Very cool!
Way too much time on his hands . . . but marvelous to behold!
@520 reminded me of energy flash joey beltram
One of my favorite module is the analog scop! It looks awesome
Keith Emerson needed this on stage in 1974.
Keith Emerson's was the first Moog I heard, from my dad's record collection when I was a kid. At first I couldn't figure out what instrument it was, but I thought it sounded great!
Awesome synth.
Would take me 100 years to build that!
Next in LMNC : I went to Tjernobyl to record groovy soundwaves made by radioactive isotopes inside the failed nuclear reactor, follow me as I smuggled myself in to the forbidden zone and catched som real mesmerizing and glowing sounds from the 80´s :-) Or wait, that might be a job for Hainbach ,thinking of it
What the hell a Conway's game of life in your synth?!? That thing had everything...
Nervous Squirrel is equal parts brilliant and generous!