UA-cam randomly decided to recommend me this video pretty much as soon as soon as it was published. I'm glad it did. It's a neat explainer, easy to follow and somewhat in-depth (though going more in-depth than that would've served little purpose).
I can't think of better words to say more than thank you. You are amazing, you made me laff on that jump Blur Clues style and suddenly I was so into it, you have a great amount if skills that make me wish I had you as a teacher when I was younger. You made me remember my parents teaching me about sound, chemistry, ligth, etc. I am so happy to have seen this.
That's a wonderful job. Thank you for investing your time in producing this video. It is extremely important for us, melodica lovers. I also really liked the music. I loved it when during the questions the chord gained dissonant notes (a dominant chord). I also liked the use of the keyboard sound, which I usually adopt in my compositions as well. I would like to contribute by making the subtitles in Portuguese, what do you think? We already communicated via email once, I think we can continue this conversation there. Congrats!!
Nice! Veary nice. Great job. I actually started by playing harmonica, where the principal is related to reeds as well. Hopefully I broke enough of harmonicas, to take good care of my melodica now! 😅
Spectacular, Dr. M! A thumbs up is just not enough! I appreciated learning all of the science behind these free-reeds...and great animation and music.....bravo!!
I love this video. Ah, Melodica is such an elegant and scientific music instrument that I have. ❤❤❤ And i also learn how to modify my reeds. Many thanks. 🙏
This is a great video! All information explained very clearly and in a very easy way to understand. The graphics are superb and make it much easier to visualise what happens. Thank you very much!
wowwwww????!! this video is so flipping good !! i love the melodica and i always love learning about science and the acoustics of instruments. this communicates how it works really well. i learned more than i expected from this. physics class right now is about fluid dynamics and this vid made me understand the bernoulli effect a lil better. and it is also fun to watch, the visuals are really really really good. also love how theres melodica music in the background. amazing
Great video, the physics behind it were really well done! It was a great idea to use a strobe light in place of a high speed camera for the video of the reed vibrating.
Extremely well done Dave. I was wondering how the ending would turn out , but Bernoulli saved the day. Thrilling, educational, and sort of goofy. I love you for all. Keep playing that thing.
Thank you tiny Melodica man
What an amazing work! Thank you so much, I was so curios to know hot the melodica works.
Amazing video. Thank you Dr Melodica!
Thanks for all your help!!!!!!
You are very good at explaining scientific things in simple language! Love the animation. Great job!
Thank you very much!
UA-cam randomly decided to recommend me this video pretty much as soon as soon as it was published.
I'm glad it did. It's a neat explainer, easy to follow and somewhat in-depth (though going more in-depth than that would've served little purpose).
Thank you!
I can't think of better words to say more than thank you. You are amazing, you made me laff on that jump Blur Clues style and suddenly I was so into it, you have a great amount if skills that make me wish I had you as a teacher when I was younger. You made me remember my parents teaching me about sound, chemistry, ligth, etc. I am so happy to have seen this.
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it!
melodica pedagogy!!
This is fantastic! I've recently started learning accordion and have had no idea how it works. This explains it so beautifully. I love!
Thank you!
Absolutely SUPERB video - I learnt so much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
OMG, I can't believe that this video is finally done 😳 Congrats David! 🥳
THANKS MAN!!!!
Thanks for the education 😏! 'Preciate ya!
My pleasure!
Dave! This is fantastic and I love it! Great animation and soundtrack!
Thanks Jim!!!!
This is amazing :) thank you 🙏
Great Video David, congratulations
Many thanks!
That's a wonderful job. Thank you for investing your time in producing this video. It is extremely important for us, melodica lovers.
I also really liked the music. I loved it when during the questions the chord gained dissonant notes (a dominant chord). I also liked the use of the keyboard sound, which I usually adopt in my compositions as well.
I would like to contribute by making the subtitles in Portuguese, what do you think? We already communicated via email once, I think we can continue this conversation there. Congrats!!
Thank you!!! That would be amazing! Yes please. I can send you the .SRT file!
I love that you noticed how I used a dominant chord to keep viewers on their toes!
@@dr.melodicadavidbrancazio8860 yes, please. I will send you an email soon.
This was a really informative video, I've always wondered about the science behind how my melodica makes noise!
Thank you Doctor!
That is genius! Thanks for the informative and detailed video.
Wow! What an amazing video!
Glad you liked it!
Dave is the Melodica Doctor and Guru.
I am a doctor with no malpractice insurance!
Nice! Veary nice. Great job. I actually started by playing harmonica, where the principal is related to reeds as well. Hopefully I broke enough of harmonicas, to take good care of my melodica now! 😅
Great video, congrats on completing it! Very well produced.
Spectacular, Dr. M! A thumbs up is just not enough! I appreciated learning all of the science behind these free-reeds...and great animation and music.....bravo!!
Thank you so much!!!
This is beautiful, my friend, its bright as life! thank you, doc!
Wow! This is such a well-produced video and detailed explanation. Amazing job, thanks for making this!
Thanks!!!
That turned out great! I liked the background music you made for it too.
Wow - awesome video Dave. Really nice explanation of how the instrument works. Congrats!
Thanks Paul!!!
Je suis fasciné.
That was an amazing video. Great job Dr. M!
Das ist toll!
I love this video. Ah, Melodica is such an elegant and scientific music instrument that I have. ❤❤❤ And i also learn how to modify my reeds. Many thanks. 🙏
Love the animation and your little cut-out self floating around. Lots of production quality in there. Keep it up!
Thanks, will do!
This is a great video! All information explained very clearly and in a very easy way to understand. The graphics are superb and make it much easier to visualise what happens. Thank you very much!
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
wowwwww????!! this video is so flipping good !!
i love the melodica and i always love learning about science and the acoustics of instruments. this communicates how it works really well. i learned more than i expected from this. physics class right now is about fluid dynamics and this vid made me understand the bernoulli effect a lil better. and it is also fun to watch, the visuals are really really really good. also love how theres melodica music in the background. amazing
Thanks so much!!! Glad to hear this is helping you understand fluid dynamics!!!
Dave this is such a fun video, great job! The video is both educational and entertaining. Excellent overall production too!
Thanks!!!
Great video!
Very interesting
❤❤❤ so much love in this video
Fascinating
Super cool!
This is great! Thank you very much!
Glad you like it!
Thanks everyone for showering so much of love to this project :)
With Love
House Sparrow Films
Thanks for the outstanding animations!!!!
Great video, the physics behind it were really well done! It was a great idea to use a strobe light in place of a high speed camera for the video of the reed vibrating.
Thanks! I love strobe photography!
Thanks! I love strobe photography.
Extremely well done Dave. I was wondering how the ending would turn out , but Bernoulli saved the day. Thrilling, educational, and sort of goofy. I love you for all. Keep playing that thing.
Is the air we blow enough to ring 2 melodicas at the same time?
yes, some players do that.
@@dr.melodicadavidbrancazio8860 are there low frequencies melodicas, or is there any way to make melodicas sound lower?
Amazing!
I have never seen such a clear explanation of melodica before.
Thanks for all your efforts.
And wonderful!
Thanks so much!