Wintergatan - Marble Machine (music instrument using 2000 marbles)
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- Опубліковано 29 лют 2016
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Marble Machine built and composed by Martin Molin
Video filmed and edited by Hannes Knutsson
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If you are watching this in 2023 :) thank you, i hope i can build another better machine in the future :) We just turned my music box sound into a virtual instrument, check out the video here:
ua-cam.com/video/jPuJGW7Nuzo/v-deo.html
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And on App Store for Ipad and Iphone:
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I can't wait for another masterpiece, how long do you reckon it will take?
You are just Amezing!!
Pog ngl
I dunno man. If you actually make a better machine you'll have taken up 2 spots in the 7 wonders of the world, and that's just too much power for one man to have.
Absolutely deserved though, and I can only imagine how great it feels to have something you worked so hard on legitimately get the recognition it deserves. What an inspiration.
this is literally the one thing i was and wasnt expecting lets go
People: "What instrument do you play?"
Him: "a whole band"
"at the same time"
@@Aelendris yup 😂
bad time TOM FUCH YOU
epic
Bubly Gaming wut
UA-cam randomly put this legendary video on my recommendation and now I'm in tears. Bro 8 years ago????
same bro, and i remember watching it back when it released
iv been watching this sinse 8 years ago
evry day
ive seen it a while ago i guess its getting its 2nd wind in recommendations
In 4day 82likes how?
How the time flies by
I’m watching this in 2024 and it still amazes me. I don’t know how in the world you could sync up all the instruments so well, and the bass guitar just blows me away. Bravo, my friend. Bravo.
Truly genius! Thank you for sharing your gifts with us! ✨💖✨
Where is the bassist
I sit my 2 year old grandson on my lap, and we listen to this before his nap. He watches and listens intensely. We are both energized, yet soothed. Thank you, sir.
❤
That is glorious, Grandperson, thank u for commenting🤟🥰
@randomentity6553👉🏾I can see, as well as imagine, (you) and your grandson , him watching this intensely trying to figure this thing out. Your Grand, is in the mind process of putting all those little things together. Each time he watches, he figured something out. He’ll never forget this! 🤓🤓🤓. 🫡
Best days
❤❤❤
This is one of those timeless parts of the internet that you just find yourself watching over and over again.
True
Same here and the songs beautiful
Yes.....
+ShadowLinkOmega I thought I was the only one who keeped palying it over and over again. The tune is beatiful, the machine is epic, and probably I am nostalgic to the good old wind-up musical boxes.
Absolutly ,
I hope UA-cam continues to randomly recommend this forever
So far so good!
ñe
same
Me too
I searched this up
This.... This is content. Why did it take youtube 8 years to recommend this.
Seriously! This is my first time seeing it. I love it!!!
I mean I’ve seen it ages ago, I’m just happy to see it again
Who's watching in 2024
I am lol
Watching again, beautiful. ❤😊
🙋
Me
Me
Even after 8 years, this instrument is still futuristic.
im 23 years after
@@thatpeskyray3318 im 24 years after
@@ojtortoise1274 damn.
I’m 21, but I didn’t come across this video until I was 17.
After winning 2 ti on dota 2 topson finally discovered his hidden talent
this is one of those videos that should be put in a time capsule. this creativity, being able to make something new, this is humanity in its purest form.
Send this in a new gold disc in space (with video)
If you think about it it already is
That's why I have this in my memories playlist.
The machine should be preserved too. God dammmn
@@andreseh87 I mean he’s not really preserving it… more like upgrading it
I was born in the 1960s, I am watching this in March of 2024, one day I will be dead and gone, but I hope someone reads my comment...this is awesome!!
I’ve read your comment my friend
Your comment has been read👍
@@lordralph9277 Thank you! I am still alive today, but recovering from spine surgery that was on March 28th 2024. I appreciate you!
@@solidsnakeXY810 I appreciate your comment! Sometimes we all need to rest, I have some disabilities that might shorten my life but for now I am still here!
@@rewhiteconsulting happy to hear you champion, this is the best era to live take care of your mental health
Here it is 2024, 8 years after this was originally posted and it still blows my mind. The musical timing and the mechanics behind it are just incredible.
This is the guy about who all those mathproblems concerning marbles are.
I'm sorry what?
They're saying that he is the guy they talk about when math problems say like "Johnny has 200 marbles and gives 10 to Allison" Something like that
@@reaperrellz Sorry but is it my English or me because when I read it sounds bad.
@@greenjoe it’s not grammatically correct
It’s ok we understood
I came back 4 years later to see this again.
I’m glad I did
Wow... 4 years later?
@@woodendoors7 geezs man long time.
The dedication is hella high
Just got recommended the newest marble machine x video and had to come back to this.
yeah even tho he is working on a new marble machine atm, this one's still pretty cool and still sounds great, just like the music played on it
I used to listen to this back in my childhood in our old house and listening to this again paired with how the machine sounds makes me nostalgic for those times...
Who would have had the idea, the ingenuity, the tenacity, the talent, the money, of course, the preparation, etc., etc., to design, build, learn to operate this brilliant musical machine. My respects. Congratulations. 🙂👍
This looks like something you would see in a Dr. Seuss Book
You know, I think I saw it in the background of "If I owned a zoo."
He’s litterally Jojo
@@cyreal4417 whot
@@wi0.24se from horton hears a who 😂 It's a story from seuss
Lol
If this machine isn't in a museum, it needs to be. Not only is it a gorgeous synergy of art and engineering, it's a cultural and internet icon.
pov: british museum after seeing this : 🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃
@@prophecizedtoast12nah, this guy's Swedish, we only steal from Africans.
Well, a replica should be in a museum.
A Musical Instrument Museum. And the first should be the closest from the location the creator chooses from! or his/hers Descendent/Successor or Heritor, if he’s unable to make the decision.
it and the second machine is in a museum for mechanical music machines in Germany called "Siegfried's Mechanical Music Cabinet
We the people need a version that can be played at weddings. 24-04-2023
Please?
How tf has this been up for 8 YEARS and I've never seen it?! THAT is PURE GENIUS! There is nothing like mechanical ingenuity!
This video is so nostalgic to me because I would watch this all the time with my older brother when we were younger.
Takes a lot of balls to play this instrument..
That was a great joke
@@madanigaming6595 It's a two day old comment on a three year old video.
EDIT: I said this because at the time it had like 20 likes, which is not surprising for a new comment on an old video. You don't have to remind me that time passes or that this has many likes now and is no longer underrated, I know. Plenty of people have told me so.
Ahhh. I saw what you did there!!!!!
I can see that. Why are you mentioning that?
@@user-pb9kk6zt4n I was in another mode ehrn I wrote that
This guy deserves the Nobel prize in Music for that machine.
Dragon Slayer
I agree
Dragon Slayer yes definitely now I want to build one
the level of engineering and mastery it takes to WORK the machine never ceases to amaze, even 5+ years later.
Oh how I miss the old era of UA-cam
I just think it's neat how the noises from the machine's operation like the cranks and switches are just as much a part of the song as any of the actual notes
@@afifaimanazli4287 First off, What? Second off, Yes that's how this thing works, anyone can get that. Third off, Are you trying to insult someone?
the sounds from flipping levers just before the percussion starts up is such a bop 🙏 also 420th like let’s goooooo
@@afifaimanazli4287 are you drunk, high, illiterate, or insane?
Or potientally all of the above
@@meteoraPOW the dude is probably like 6 years old
If you look closely, you can see him smile as he walks off set, it’s a beautiful creation and he’s a wonderful musician
shut up
Me too !
@@greggreen7976 😂
Same
pretty sure he just has his mouth open because he's heavily breathing from cranking the crank for 3 minutes
Я в восторге!!! Техника на грани фантастики! Нет , это фантастика в действии! Молодцы авторы!!!
In 100 years history will witness this amazing masterpiece of music instrument man has ever made.
اخوي انت مصري
Not only is this a marvel of engineering, it's also an excellent song
A"Marble" of engineering.
I'm so sorry
Lefoto iiiiiiiiiii
Hrgyhyte
Just getting that big flywheel to run without the whole thing wobbling to death on those tiny legs is a SERIOUSLY impressive bit of craftsmanship.
Well it isn't a marvel per say but it's very impressive!
I remember my dad showing me this when I was 11. He was like "Whoa check this crazy marble machine out!!" I couldn't get enough of it, I'd watch this on repeat.
haha, it's always wild to see someone say they watched this when they were a little kid, when it feels like just yesterday that i saw this first (as an adult man). time flies like crazy. that's a nice memory, though.
Yeah it is a great memory. The past 7 years for sure have flown by even for me. Feels like 2016 could’ve been last year. Though I’m much older than I was then, it still feels not that long ago.
@@scslreyeah it's wild when people's "childhood" is so recent, to us 7 years ago is nothing but to them it feels like so much longer
same exactly for me at same age!
Had the exact same thing happen
Reminds me of that late night commercial in the early 2000’s of animated machines making music almost exactly like that. Those were so mesmerizing
I cannot belive this is already 8 years old and still such a great video
I can't believe from this singular video he's managed to milk 8 years of attempting to build another one.
Just imagine the amount of time and effort that went into building and tuning this machine just right so that it hits all the notes and doesn't spill marbles everywhere. Props to whole team! I honestly don't know which is more awesome; the intricacy of the machine, or the song it plays!
It was made by one man, the one playing it. I think he had some help here and there from one other, but it was just him for the most part.
and it IS spilling marbles. If you look closely on the wide shots you can see about 20-30 marbles rolling on the ground around the machine.
Tadeusz Małuszyński you can also see in the shots of the top of the machine less and less marbles are in the queue waiting to be dropped
Nonetheless it's still quite elegant for a music machine made of wood and Lego bits
Jack Duno ,
*"So, I heard you play. What instrument?"*
*"The marble."*
That should actually be a thing.
@@superxiphias lmfao imagine pulling up to band class with this thing
@@Setapart_jay Wouldn't that be simply hilarious?🤣🤣🤣🤣 It would be a big achievement if you lugged this thing up to the band. It's so big and if it happens to fall, then.... you probably know what would happen but the video of carrying this up to the band like "I play the marble." It makes me laugh so much I don't know why🤣🤣🤣🤣
Marbles ,it’s plural
Haha so funny
I'm back again. I swear I come back to this so much over the last 5 years or so. It's so amazing.
4 Years Old. The first time I watched this video. Coming back again being 10 Years Old, Just really brings back memories.
The most crazy part about it is that it isn't just the most elaborate music box. There is a need for the player to actively play the guitar, pull the correct levers at the correct time, and then there is intermission. This is not just a feat of engineering but also a true display of skill.
I didn't realise he was playing a guitar but I just saw it!
Hate to be "that" guy but that is a BASS.
@@spyfire242 Hahaha thanks!
This is a masterpiece that needs to be remembered.
Yeah man was only scrolling through hoping to see someone noticed, the amount of takes this must have taken after the fact of it being perfected is probably dummy high
4.5 years later, and I am still showing this in every single class I teach to show students what ambition and passion mean.
@Noah Peterson lol
@Noah Peterson 6 months drugs free!
Wholesome keep doing it
My year 7 teacher showed me this. He killed himself 2 years later shit was epic as hell dude
This is amazing, thank you for your service of this.
i remembered watching this when i was 12 years old in 2016 , now im 20. Nostalgic
Listening 8 years later, and it is still mesmerizing as the first time
He really looks like a weird character in a movie and it’s cool af
He looks like an updated version of Shiggy in scooby doo
It feels like a Wes Anderson character but on another level
dumb kid ah yes a love shiggy
@@migueloharasleftboob SHIGGY
*Clockwork Marble*
Friend: What instrument do you play?
Him: Well, it’s complicated
Dathan Trinh stolen
@Rasmus hahaha omg
VeloxEdits, there is actually more ppl that copy that kind of comment
Literally
Y play the drumbs and the 🅱️ass
Saya sangat terkejut dengan jumlah penonton video ini,dulu saat pertama kali saya melihat video ini baru ada 2 juta penonton,ini sangat mengesankan,semoga penontonnya akan terus bertambah.
I hadn’t noticed before but the sound of the marbles moving through the machine is also a part of the music.
"What do you want to do when you grow up?"
"Play with marbles. Lots of marbles."
lol
A fuck ton of marbles*
+darkincarnate1994 my head! stop it! its not those kinds of marbles!!! *mind ignores me anyway* WHYYYYYYYY?!!!!
+darkincarnate1994 At least he did not fail doing so.
Yep
I'm a teacher and I showed my 6th graders this video to see how many musical instruments they could identify in the Marble Machine. They had a lot of fun and some of them decided to learn a new instrument! Your project opens minds, and make kids be more interested in making music and not only consuming it. Thank you so much for that!
What a brilliant and creative idea! I'm sure it was a lot of fun! How many instruments did they identify?
Your a kool teacher!!!
COOL TEACHER
Outstanding move!!
@@eskilajnenn xylophone, drums, bass, "music box", tambourine. :)
Been watching this for 4+ years, never gets old
For me, this is still the best video ever published on UA-cam
This looks like what would be a DJ set in a steam punk world
Yea w
Surprise?
ua-cam.com/video/BKxUlYc0gOQ/v-deo.html
if da Nazis won WW2 maybe, steam punk luxury techs
True
I thought it was Dr Who
The year is 2022, I have returned to watch this marbleous creation again!
2022
2022!!
2022
Same bro
Same bro!!
8 years ago Grandma was still alive and I heard this for the first time on her back porch. I can visually see all the details of her porch and my time there when I listen to this song
Somehow the video song and memory have been intertwined together in my head
I come to listen at least once a year
Every time it’s a bit more emotional
I remember seeing this amazing work of engineering on the show Outrageous Acts of Science years ago. To this day, I still revisit the song. Thank you for making something so amazing and timeless.
THANK YOU! For 100M VIEWS :) I cant believe plywood gears are so popular. You all have great taste. And my humbleness has travelled into hiding somewhere far away apparently. Occupational hazard when you pass 100 MILLION VIEWS AAAAAAAAA (thank you, it means the world to me.)
You deserve it. :)
Wintergatan you should’ve had pinned it. Btw, great work on the MMX! You should bring back MMM (marble machine mondays), us fans would love more content! Cheers!
So amazing 대단합니다
Do some more
take care of yourself bro
When you can't decide you want to be an engineer or a musician.
Yusuf Divriklioğlu ayn knk
Hey, why not both?
That's like seriously me right there
LOLOLOL!!!!! hahahahahahaha now I sleep with LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahahahahahahaha
Ayden Crocker honestly same like am I a cellist or an AI engineer
Been coming back from time to time. Year 2024, and I'm still watching this.
It combines technology and percussion. Two of my favorite things
what’s incredible to me is how primitive this looks in comparison to the new one. amazing.
What... new.. one?
yeah, there's a new one?
But this one works kinda well, maybe not world tour complient but at least it plays great music ^^
@@bugbugtheone2143 oh yeah. He is building a new one.
@@reiji-kun check out his newest video!
The sounds from pulling the levers have become part of the song for me at this point.
i believe it's intentional
it fits too good to not be
Same
Some switches do have that nice 'click' sound.
This is one of em for sure.
he has impeccable timing really shows his mastery of the instrument
Sameee
This video will never not get old. I’ve watched it probably 10 times a year for 5 years and every time it is amazing.
My kid went to a dance camp a few years ago. It was 'music in motion' and highlighted the music. I was so happy there was a dance to this!
This looks like something straight out of a Ghibli movie. Fairytale-like. Breathtaking
Kind of if ghibli made a movie about an steampunk baard
@@gtbgabe1478 if they did that I’d watch it in a heartbeat
@@gtbgabe1478 Someone needs to do something with this concept RIGHT FRIGGIN *NOW.*
This seams like something out of Animusic
Dude, that’s probably the best way of describing it I've seen or heard yet. I was thinking it would be what a little kid would hear in his head if he was like a young savant with machinery or something weird like that.
If the internet makes a time capsule, this should go in there.
So true
Thank you
The internet IS the time capsule.
People looking at this is 2090-2120: so.... we did some gems and then it became some weird stuff and then we have some gamers who are famous and are crazy and uh...... yeah-
Put the entirety of tumblr in too
"Mom, can I have a music box?"
"No, we have a miracle of musical engineering at home."
The complexity of it all is mind blowing.
This guys looks and acts like he’s a steampunk time traveler
Yeah!
steampunk acting is lovely +hugh hogan
@richard watterson than it's obviously a time traveler. I've heard the saying
ua-cam.com/video/8Twtgxz4BGI/v-deo.html
I don't know why I love steampunk
This is going to be in museums 300 years from now like a musical Mona lisa
Or in the UA-cam algorithm, just floating
I believe he actually put the marble machine in a museum along with other orchestrations. Now he's working on the marble machine X
This machine was in museum, but now it is back in their hands.
Last time I saw it, it was in the back of his barn shelter thing, exposed to the elements and partially dismantled
ua-cam.com/video/aKw-gXrK9xs/v-deo.html
This video popped up again in my news feed in 2024. No matter how many times I watch this, I am still an awe thinking about the mechanics and physics and planning to make this instrument and then the amount of practice needed to be able to pull off this video
245 million views in 8yrs upto 2024 - respect! All the hard work in the awesome construction has totally paid off! 😅😅
Yes I was amazed when UA-cam pressed this on my recommended list and I saw how many views. 245 million is quite an achievement for something that didn't look musical but just weird. Pretty amazing numbers and cranking out lots of views and comments still.
The sheer amount of engineering and musical skill that went into this project is incredible, I still can't stop watching this video even 5 years later
Not to mention all the additional work he’s done since then, on the Marble Machine X
Indeed!. There are few tines I can say a 200 million video deserves more attention, but here we are!
me too the music is great its like a computer playing
Find a hobby
This was increible!
What black magic/how many hours, and days of work were put into this. And if neither of those, then WHAT?
Lilla probably Christmas spirit
A year of work.
Fantastic engineering and a shit ton of work for sure
14 months of building, problem solving, making gears and wheels...
It was mentioned it took 14 months
Every once in a while I come back to this, thinking I've grown and gotten smarter and yet after 8 years I still have no idea how this could ever possibly work but I love it, it's so whimsical
This almost sounds like the opening theme of the movie RAD (1986) about when bmx bikes were at a golden peak in their time. Good movie and love this machine making this beautiful beat
Will never not love the lack of hesitation when he walks off at the end. You can tell he's practiced a thousand times
Yes, it is so amazing ❤
Thats a man?
it took 60 days to make this video so yea he had practice
@@PurpleBroadcast yes thats a man first time seeing one?
@@IsaacDaBoatSloth how do you know
I'm glad after 7 years this video is still getting much deserved appreciation
Me too
It deserves it.
Agreed
Agree
Watched this seven years ago, came back today and enjoyed it just as much. It may not be as "tight" as Martin wants but it still sounds fine to me.
Да это просто невероятно,как это можно было построить ,это большой город со своими музыкантами и помощниками ...и ты главный дерижор....Если бы ты жил в те далёкие времена средневиковья ,то ШАРМАНЩИКИ ВСЕГО МИРА завидовали бы тебе ,и ты был бы известен как ЛЕОНАРДО ДАВИНЧИ ....БРАВО МАСТЕРУ!!!🎉🎉🎉
It's been 8 years since I first watched this video. Hard to believe it to be honest
2 years ago, i found this masterpiece. but then, unfortunately, forgot about it. but i found it! so now, i applaud you, buddy.
GodlyGuy literally exact same for me
omg same! I found this video 2 years ago as well and i just got recommended it again
GodlyGuy beautiful video always a treat to find it in my recommended
3 years ago
I'll watch this every time i got it recommended again
I love how the Marble Machine X has gotten so complicated that it makes the original look simple now.
Way too simple nowadays
And then we remembered how complicated the original marble machine was back then.
Omg right
The thing that worries me about the Marble Machine X is all the clicking it does. I'm afraid it will ruin the melody. This machine was darn near silent.
@@SergeantExtreme nah, most of the clicking is filtered out of the music because it's all recorded with contact microphones
Actually, MMX is much quieter compared to the OG Marble Machine. You can hear at different point in this recording the sound of all the gears meshing while MMX is near silent with the gears
This was an engineer and musical marvel 8 years ago and it will remain a marvel 2000 years from now. Its the new antikythera.
Yep
His musical talent is only surpassed by his engineering skill, kudos
😪😪😪 of couse, genius!
Creativity is an amazing thing.
@HD NightBat I think he's referring to the new Marble Machine the guy's making, which (so far) doesn't seem to drop marbles.
One track every decade. It is beyond genius though.
@Sergio He's not there yet with catching his marbles. When he does ... either the thread will be dead silent, or you'll hear the cheers all the way to the moon!
In another video he said that they spent 60 days filming it because the machine was never flawless... so he spent 60 days of his life spinning the crank at exactly the right speed while simultaniously pulling those levers like a madman.... if this is not dedication then I don't know what is.
AnalKarl der vierte if you think that's impressive, go stand upfront of the windmill guy in OoT, that mofo never stops cranking...
Hamish Walker yeah but that a character this is real life and that makes it a hell of a lot more impressive
Devan Weathers I was joking m8
that's what I thought, either that or a synthesized version of his piece
He is using the headphones so he can hear the recorded version of the song in real time.
If you noticed there are microphones positioned in front of the "instruments", and they are hooked up to the synthesizer on the back of the marble machine (which you can see in the video).
The syntesizer enhances the created sounds in real time, and what we can hear is the product.
You can watch what the machine sounds like without any enhancements on his channel.
i love at the end when he walks away from the machine just seeing all the marbles on the floor that went rogue
Ось чому я користуюсь UA-cam, заради таких відео. Дякую!
Can you imagine the amount of trial and error that went into this machine? That's dedication. Also, I love the fact that he used some Lego pieces to build this. The man's a genius.
He truly is a genius. What a mind!!!!
Ачуметь.если он сделал это.
He said in another video that this machine is a failure i would love to see what he considers perfect
Dude is already designing the third version after giving up on the second.
It's hilarious because this was actually a one test run. He said the machine retired right after playing this song, as it just downright failed completely.
Teacher: Look, playing with marbles in class won't get you anywhere in life.
_him 10 years later_
You mean later
Ogres are like onions
Layer
L A Y E R S
Shut the fuck up dude it was a good comment
i come back to this every once in a while. it's so fun to revisit as a little treat
Hace 8 años? Recuerdo este video como si fuera ayer...
Aparecía en mi feed sin parar, y siempre me fascinó en esos años.
Quisiera volver
Jokes apart, I cannot imagine how much this took to develop.
Check out the mmx he is currently building
Or the couple of videos from the making of this one in this case first.^^
Mybye it took him mothes.
Hes still making it technecally
@@reddragoon2423 oooh boy this was just a prototype
The last 30 seconds left me in chills when he just straight up left the machine running and the piece ended perfectly, amazing job.
ancient dj be like
because of them, what is meaning of luck, (sorry l recommend!!!!!lockd) don't know how to make sure you don't know hesitates
@@user-sg1mi9yq8t yabba dabba doooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Best part for me too that was so smooth
Yes! The latency of that last ball bearing is rediculously awesome. I would figure its measured back on that slowing wheel by at least 8 units if not more. Precision.
Genius + Insanity.
I hope this has continued onto more of similar stuff since this release.
Back in 2024 to hear the song again. Still enjoy this and hope some day to see the next generation of machine play.
His mom: He should be an engineer.
His dad: No he should be a musician.
Him:
Both? Both.
Both is good
Engineer or musician?
Yes
Usually vice versa.
Engician
Musineer
Don't deny it - this is your monthly "go on, it's been a while" video
lol
Lmao
Why would I 😆😆😆
You know people well lol
Guilty
This reminds me of 1893 Chicago World's Fair meets modernity. I love the automata vibe.
The fact the balls never change melody until the breakdown (obviously since done by hand) but he’s able to convey different verses and sections just from changing the bass chords is so crazy to me. Never get tired of this video
"The time you enjoy wasting, is not wasted time."
Utterly for the rest of my life... Thanks.
osom
ples no I was just pranking
Jopje Knopje :/
and don't waste your time on anyone who won't spend their time with you
He is very well coordinated to know exactly when he has to flip A lever or play the guitar with one hand.
Bass*
@@lusho_666 davie 504 appreciates your correction lol
@@gatorb8 OMG
🅱️ass
Bass.
It's good to see Beck broadening his musical realms