My father would have enjoyed this video. I used to help him with tuning Pipe Organs by holding keys while he tuned the individual pipes. The last one we worked on together was during the summer of '92. We took apart the tone cabinet and rebuilt the blower and pipe boards. The leather pads and valves had fallen apart and he replaced them all. That was one of the smaller organs I remember him working on. There were several others including the construction of the sanctuary organ at the 2nd Baptist Church in Houston Texas. That job required assembly of a crane in the Sanctuary to assemble some of the larger pipes. I also remember a large pipe organ at one of the churches in Oklahoma City, but forget which one it was.
Trains in horror movies: 3:12. Meanwhile, the protagonist does nothing other than stand between the rails, screaming, possibly running down the track and falling, as the train hits them and continues at full power. They could have just walked off the track.
It's very inspiring that you can create a working instrument using so simple materials. Some acoustic design would come in handy though to make this not to sound like floppy disk drives.
Как человек, когда-то клеивший поделки из бумаги и картона, скажу, что над такими мелкими деталями и узлами приходится изрядно потрудиться и затратить изрядное количество времени. А уж тем более для создания работающего музыкального инструмента... Это достойно восхищения. Тем более, здесь наглядно показан принцип работы органа, что очень пригодилось бы для преподавателей музыкальной школы.
The process was fascinating to watch! And it's a really cool design, but the sound....I just can't take the sound seriously. Would love to hear more played on it though!
It's more that the 1% of creative people show off what they do, and that gets shown off more than a dude vibing in an Arby's parking lot coming up with comebacks to a verbal fight from 2 days ago.
Suggestion: Go to next church with organ and do a video together with the organist, asking him if he could try it out for a few more minutes (at least 15 minutes).
Very nice! As an organist myself, the pipes you built closely resemble the Trumpet stops on pipe organs. They too, use a metal tongue, which acts as a reed, vibrating as air flows past. The only difference is that yours are paper while a pipe organ trumpet has metal. Very cool!
The amount of work that went into this is amazing - as is the fact that it is acctually in tune. I suspect tuning it took ages, in my experence Thats always the hard part when making instraments. Bravo!
Thank you! Yes, you are completely right about tuning. For this particular paper organ it is not only hard to tune it more or less correctly, but it also becomes out of tune very quickly
@@nothingssmore Congratulations on a beautiful & instructive video. Now I understand why they build organs out of metal not paper! For what it's worth, I met a plumber once who built a little chamber organ out of leftover bits of metal pipe. He was accompanying my choir in a Bach cantata. But it took him about 30 minutes every time to tune his instrument.
Organs : cost between $50K and millions (especially the heart and the brain, man the black market is awesome ! /s), and take several years to build. This organ : about 15 bucks and a few hours to build, sounds great and funny.
*Very interesting!* The sound of this type of organ is perfect for performing Rimsky Korsakov's The Flight of the Bumblebee. *Очень интересно!* Звучание этого органа идеально подходит для игры «Полет шмеля» Римского Корсакова.
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This is absolutely AMAZING!
jason bourne its jesus christ
Jesus approves.
@@hughsl3942 _wait_
Thanks hesus
you know your creation is good when Jesus Christ approves it
my god, it sounds like a kazoo-
*kazoogan*
It'd be a kazoorgan.
Byakugan < sharingan < mangekyo sharingan < rinnegan < kazoogan
@@localgrassfieldboneshandler that sounds like a type of demon for some reason.
I heard this like how that guy (I forgot his name) from street fighter goes hadooken
Legit sounds like a superpower move
TEACHER: ok we are going to do some origami today so get some paper.
THE QUIET KID:
Origami lessons in asian kindergarten be like
Not so quiet anymore xD
Underrated comment 🤣
Sounds like a dying animal. But this is super cool
😹❤️
*('-' )*
...
Or one of those $0.25 plastic "trumpet" toys.
Dying animals is super cool?! Sick bastard...
It’s called a kazoo
It sounds awful but I think you're a genius
No they just used common knowlage. A harmanica works similarly.
@@babyblazeredstone9133 reasonably common knowledge, but incredible craftsmanship
@@babyblazeredstone9133 I can’t tell if all your misspellings are intentional or not
This is awesome.
Hello umami
i love your videos
Figures you'd be here
A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one!
Didn’t think you’d spaghettify yourself over to this video
It kinda sounds like an otamatone-
Was anyone else recommended this and dont know why but are still enjoying the kazoo piano-
My father would have enjoyed this video. I used to help him with tuning Pipe Organs by holding keys while he tuned the individual pipes. The last one we worked on together was during the summer of '92. We took apart the tone cabinet and rebuilt the blower and pipe boards. The leather pads and valves had fallen apart and he replaced them all. That was one of the smaller organs I remember him working on. There were several others including the construction of the sanctuary organ at the 2nd Baptist Church in Houston Texas. That job required assembly of a crane in the Sanctuary to assemble some of the larger pipes. I also remember a large pipe organ at one of the churches in Oklahoma City, but forget which one it was.
trucks in horror movies are like:
2:00
Trains in horror movies: 3:12.
Meanwhile, the protagonist does nothing other than stand between the rails, screaming, possibly running down the track and falling, as the train hits them and continues at full power. They could have just walked off the track.
@@user2C47 lool
It sounds like a sick goose, but man, what a fantastic adorable little thing! I am slightly envious, curious and happy at the same time. Brilliant!
AAAAA
Wow, a paper pipe organ. The engineering and imagination that went into this is truly remarkable. Bravo! 👏
Вот такую Такату и фугу я ещё не видел.
А по моему просто кто то пердит)))
@@НастяКобыла ваш комментарий - показатель вашего развития. 😒
И оно где-то на уровне детсадовки.
Такату точно не видели
@@УликЛ Токкату*
А ещё другим что-то говорите..
@@Holyvirgo а я никому замечаний о правописании не пишу. И вас не просил. Я знаю как пишется, но ОПЕЧАТКУ исправлять не буду.
Это поразительно, не знаю, почему Ютуб решил, что только сейчас пришло время это порекомендовать
Это звучит как двадцать замученных ради музыки гусят.
Бедные гуси.
Гуси сдохли от такой музыки
what?
@@jamesmatthewsjr7400 it's sounds like a twenty little goose for sake a music broken
@@Сергей-п6ш1т гугл переводчик?)
This is what UA-cam is for.
This is a perfect video. Content, length, editing, image quality, it’s how vids are done right.
it sounds like an orchestra of dying kazoos.
I know, Isn't it beautiful
@@Lillylafrog stop your killing me with laughter
Чел, ты реально собрал ЧЕРТОВ МИНИ-ОРГАН?!
ты гений, я в шоке
Wow, just wow, your models are so freaking precise, I can't imagine the time you must have spent working on it, great job man! You are awesome!!!
I love how the same design is able to be used for all the keys with a small mechanism for tuning. Ingenious and crafty engineering!
So much work for a paper instrument… but brilliant! A paper crumhorn would be interesting.
Этот чувак сделал мой день!!!
Давно не было новинок, думал забросил это дело.
А тут ТАКОЕ!!! не ожидал даже, очень масштабно!
Золотые руки!
It's very inspiring that you can create a working instrument using so simple materials. Some acoustic design would come in handy though to make this not to sound like floppy disk drives.
Как человек, когда-то клеивший поделки из бумаги и картона, скажу, что над такими мелкими деталями и узлами приходится изрядно потрудиться и затратить изрядное количество времени. А уж тем более для создания работающего музыкального инструмента... Это достойно восхищения. Тем более, здесь наглядно показан принцип работы органа, что очень пригодилось бы для преподавателей музыкальной школы.
just the fact that he gets something made from cartboard airtight is amazing....
Гениально Алексей, гениально! Молодец! Рад за земляка!
Me: Can we have Bach?
Mom: There's Bach at home
Bach at home: 3:02
Glad to see that you still make amazing contraptions from paper. Greetings from Poland :)
When a Piano makes love to a Kazoo!! Behold! The Pikazoo!!
That guy. Made. A. Kazoo organ.
Just how great can humanity get.
I don’t regret clicking on this video. I want to make one.
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What a wonderful project! And very instructive! Thank you very much for not talking!
всё гениальное просто...) просто воздух, просто язычек , просто труба, а вкупе - просто волшебство))
Почему это не в трендах?!
Прекрасно просто!
все тренды ваш Анальный занял
если честно рекомендации лучше трендов...
This is taking Nintendo Labo to a whole new level
Looking for this comment
1970: in 50 years we will have flying cars
2019: bet
Very well made, very creative, very, *very* annoying to listen to...
That did make me laugh :)
I loved the technical information!
I had no idea about the tuning wires. Such an elegant solution.
Kinda sounds like a kazoo, extremely cool tho!
It sounds like an Otamatone. I love it! What a great project.
The process was fascinating to watch! And it's a really cool design, but the sound....I just can't take the sound seriously. Would love to hear more played on it though!
man
why am i the only stupid person on earth
You're not
@@lapislazuli2896 well yea i wear my mask rite
You're not alone. You can't be stupider than me.
@@thegrate1521 those who don't are stupid
It's more that the 1% of creative people show off what they do, and that gets shown off more than a dude vibing in an Arby's parking lot coming up with comebacks to a verbal fight from 2 days ago.
I love it! This is some precision paper engineering!
Very impressive paper precision!! Fun sound, too. Well done.
“ooh an organ! that’ll sound so cool and scary-“
organ: 🦆 quack
haha paper go quack
@@justkev1044 haha paper go quack
Me: I want an organ
Mom: We have an organ at home
"The organ at home"
At the age of 15 I wanted a Hammond. I got a Wurlitzer organ which didn’t sound much better than this one. :(
Thanks algorithm. Probably this is exactly what we needed in these difficult times
If a swarm of wasps could all sing like an Otamatone. Absolutely amazing.
The fact it's a working instrument is just delightful. Well done! 🎹🖤
When a kazoo and a pipe organ love each other veeeeery much...
Suggestion: Go to next church with organ and do a video together with the organist, asking him if he could try it out for a few more minutes (at least 15 minutes).
Thanks for your interesting project... and thanks *very much* for testing the organ with Bach's own organ-testing-tune. In heaven, the master smiles.
The more I see of UA-cam . The more respect I have for the very clever people out there !
i’m convinced there’s something big happening and youtube’s gonna use the same technique to get us all together when it happens
Get ready to be the top comment
Вы меня развеселили.2 часа ночи ,а я смеюсь во весь голос. Спасибо.Гениально.Просто потрясающе.
Very cool. Seems so simple, yet very complex at the same time. 👍
Very nice! As an organist myself, the pipes you built closely resemble the Trumpet stops on pipe organs. They too, use a metal tongue, which acts as a reed, vibrating as air flows past. The only difference is that yours are paper while a pipe organ trumpet has metal. Very cool!
Beautiful, a lot of principles showed in this video, thank you for sharing and Good job
This video is so much more then I expected. Incredible! Entirely paper? Bellows? Wow.
That C# is absolutely dope
You genius, I never thought about making the reeds from paper, helped me a lot, thank you so much
That's a nice way to discover and try how an organ works without spending a lot on it.
Friend:"how's your quarantine going?"
Me:
imagine being this smart
The amount of work that went into this is amazing - as is the fact that it is acctually in tune. I suspect tuning it took ages, in my experence Thats always the hard part when making instraments. Bravo!
Thank you! Yes, you are completely right about tuning. For this particular paper organ it is not only hard to tune it more or less correctly, but it also becomes out of tune very quickly
@@nothingssmore Congratulations on a beautiful & instructive video. Now I understand why they build organs out of metal not paper! For what it's worth, I met a plumber once who built a little chamber organ out of leftover bits of metal pipe. He was accompanying my choir in a Bach cantata. But it took him about 30 minutes every time to tune his instrument.
Sounds like a goose fighting another goose 🤣
It's cool how you built it, but the sound.. what sweet melodious perfection! It's like coming home finally after a long battle.
Organs : cost between $50K and millions (especially the heart and the brain, man the black market is awesome ! /s), and take several years to build. This organ : about 15 bucks and a few hours to build, sounds great and funny.
everything is true, except of "few hours" to build ;)
It sounds better than I expected!
*Very interesting!* The sound of this type of organ is perfect for performing Rimsky Korsakov's The Flight of the Bumblebee.
*Очень интересно!* Звучание этого органа идеально подходит для игры «Полет шмеля» Римского Корсакова.
wonderful visualization of how an organ makes sound!
I love how all of us are here right now, on a 2 year old russian video
Звучит почти как инструмент под названием «regal». Удивительный дизайн и конструкция, молодец!
Sounds like an angry printer
good video by the way
Glad to see that you're still building awesome things. Keep up the great work! :)
a lot of work for something completely unusable musically, still absolutely amazing--great work!
Охренительно!!! БОМБЕЗНО !!! ДОЛГих лет тебе и чё там тебе дорого что б оно тебе не покидало !!!
Вау! Чувак, это очень круто! Респект.
Why is this just now getting popular? This thing is amazing!
That one kid at the back of the class:
Incredible work and craftsmanship, hilarious timbre! Sparked my fascination and laughter all in one video. Great work!
Phantom of the clearance section craft store
not bad for the algorithm to recommend this in less than 10 years!
This man took Nintendo Labo to the next level
now make a full set
this looks an 8bit organ. Very cool
I cannot believe how much work that must have been. good job mate
2018: Nah
2019: nope
2020: Booorrrrinnng
2021: HELL YEAH!!!
I love how even the bellows are paper, amazing
Wonderful piece of engineering yet sounds familiar like a rubber chicken.
Это просто чудо какое-то!
Хачу такой же сделать.
Now I finally understand how they recorded the Otamatone sounds!
i wanna be a pianist can i buy a piano mom?
mom:we got piano at home
the piano at home:
I: Mom, can I stop commenting with dialogues at YT already?
Mom: Certainly not.
I: But why?
Mom: You are a moron.
I: Oh, right. I mindlessly fallow trends. Thanks, mom!
ahenathon took the words right of my mouth
@@ahenathon Its a joke. I personally found it funny
That's adorable and sounds like a kazoo xD So cute!
This sounds like if a bunch of party horns where a legitimate instrument. I love it
This instrument is 100% ORGANic.
すごいです！！！！今の子供さんが羨ましいです。私らの子供時代は、このような動画などない時代だった。
Very impressive. All from cardboard and paper....brilliant.
Amazing!!. Please make a slowly video explaining how you did it step by step. :)