@@fosspointer nah I'd rather not learn a new operating system when the reasons that Linux was any good are irrelevant now. Only reason I'd use Linux is security and Windows 10 is fine for that.
@@Dark0neone So your privacy is now irrelevant? The Unix philosophy and Open Source movements are irrelevant now? If it weren't for open source, most modern software would not exist today. Fuck the proprietary garbage Microsoft made. When do I start replying, when your comment is plain incorrect? Firstly, most server systems and tons of embedded ones run exclusively on Linux, and you wouldn't want to lose access to those, right? Secondly, Linux does not make the computer any harder to use, if not more efficient and faster. You can choose between a great variety of distributions, a.k.a. distros, to suit your needs. There's Manjaro and Ubuntu for beginners not wanting to customise anything about their computer, and Arch (or arch based distros), Gentoo, for more advanced users willing to customise, and customise everything. If you get to your first KDE Installation, there won't be any major difficulties using it, because it's not much different to the Windows desktop environment. More advanced users can choose Tiling Window Managers alongside their distro, in order to increase productivity. See your computer using 2GB of ram, that's a lot, even if your RAM capacity is 32GB. Well, Linux can be as minimalistic as possible if you make it that way, reducing bloat to effectively zero. Either way, your can see exactly how your system resources are allocated and what each and every program is doing. The Linux contributors are ready to patch vulnerabilities as soon as they are found, before they could be used to create malware and similar kinds of software, taking advantage of such vulnerabilities. Thus, malware creators focus on Microsoft's and Apple's shit and not Linux. There's effectively no malware in the official repositories for every distro, and there's no need for the bloat, that is an antivirus. That's all performance, usability, privacy, customisation, and security improved there for you, just by using Linux and Open Source software. And now you may ask, why am I using UA-cam when it's not open source? Well, there sadly don't exist alternatives that are popular enough to be usable, although Odyssee (which works on top of the LBRY Blockchain, that may be a turn down for some), is starting to become more popular, and a few creators like DistroTube, now upload to both UA-cam and Odyssee.
The fact that it oddly sounds like it could be a build mode theme for the first Sims game, which just adds to the nostalgia because that was the only reason I remember starting up the computer during the XP era.. I’m gonna cry
Composition is the name of a music lecture, to shorten, or extend a known music to fit some needs. Then you can tune it to adapt it to feelings, theme, or circumstances. It's done in particular at church, to adapt some music to the priest. From man to man, priests don't all do mass at the same speed and organist needs to adapt and fit to each priest, so that music ends exactly. You may need to shorten by half, or double some music, and end it nicely at less than 3s to the point the priest needs to. There is method for that. There are school lectures ... Improvisation is rarely needed nowadays. I can't see any other use of it today, outside music events where you may deform a piece but don't really need to adapt it to an event that is external to the orchestra (jazz band do improvisation for themselves, not for an external performer). Sometimes, in a limited way, at circus or one man show, but it's a bit different. Sometimes when the organist is too proud and selfish, and does not care about religion, he may do his own show to prove himself, and after the mass the priest blames him.
@@Benoit-Pierre If I was your school teacher, I would give 10/10 but brother this is youtube. I think you accidentally pasted your assignment in comments. Nonetheless great work 😎💯
@@the_blue_techno Ha ha ha no, this is based on the startup sound for Windows XP, released in 2001 so it's what a lot of Gen Z remember as their earliest Windows. In fact, there have been plenty others before and since XP, but that has been by far the most memed.
@@royalemeraldbuilder5058 People forget how amazing Windows XP was at the time. My first PC was windows was 3.1 and each new windows version was more groundbreaking than the last, but Windows XP was like the culmination of it all
@@diplamatikjuan3595 Yes, absolutely on it's own terms, but also in comparison with the very stable 98 SE and the very unstable ME! Believe it or not, XP still lives on in some ATMs here in the UK. There's one in my local shop - I happened to see it the other day, stuck in a boot loop, sadly...
XP was iconic. And that's part of the reason so many of us still remember it so well. It seems like everything is deliberately made to be forgotten these days. That way we are more likely to abandon it for the next new and "improved" product.
I have an old computer down in my studio that runs XP. It has never been hooked up to the internet, and still works really well. It has an old version of photo shop on it that is way better than the new one on our current computer. We have gone through three computers used with the internet. The old one continues on.
@@onusgumboot5565 I had a wonderful Windows XP hp-Compac; Media Center Edition: hpPhotosmart was the best photostorage and editing program. --Better, clearer, reliable...and didn't try to assault with ten distracting gimmicks instead of doing the basics well. Came with Sonic Video production and editing software too. It sped up after being disconnected from attempting internet. Soldiered on till 2013, when it stopped being able to load Windows; On/Off wouldn't make it spool up.
Even though I'm 33 and am literally the same age as the internet itself and have done many homework assignments on Windows 98, Windows XP was where everything I know about computers today came to be. It's where I've done most of my internet usage, most of my PC gaming, most of my school work and even some of my WORK work. Windows XP should be highly regarded someday because it was the OS that carried the heavy load of transforming the technology age into what it is today.
I get it - Windows XP... but interestingly, the overall composition bears semblance to the piano solo portion of Emerson, Lake, and Palmer's "Just Take A Pebble".
I guessed it was the XP start up sound from the thumbnail. that wallpaper Bliss is seared into my brain. But what you created with those chords is just stunning.
I wish I didn't have to go through youth amnesia. Swear this played on my parents work laptops when I was 5-8 and they were in their late 30s to 40s. Now with me around they're some of the most knowledgeable middle aged parents around. Memorised iOS settings app inside and out.
As a poor kid I skipped every generation from Windows 98 to Windows 7 and my school ran Macs, so I spent the whole song going "What is it I'm supposed to recognize? Is it something AOLy maybe? I never had AOL."
You're such a good UA-camr, you even inspired me to become a UA-camr just like you and I post videos everyday now. I hope someday I can get even more subs than you (even though you're a way better UA-camr than me lol)
A real content creator, at last! In a world full of cyberfoolishness and deplorable life insanities, it's good to know that one expression of art isn't completely corrupted. Keep up with the good work, Mr. Street.
We had a projector hooked up to an hp media center pc in the living room back in the day. Trouble was it was also hooked up to the suround. Midnight surfing would occasionally raise hell in the household!
Just subscribed for more dumb stuff. I revived an XP laptop this week by replacing the battery that keeps date, time and stuff. It started up with a very familiar sound. Whoa. I did this together with my brother. At least half of the credit goes to him.
I’m still using Windows XP on an old desk top running some music programs and Fender Fuse software for my Mustang 2 amplifier never going to give it up it’s the only windows system that has never gave me a problem could do everything needed, unlike Vista
Windows XP was a massive improvement on the things that came before. In fact, I STILL RUN IT! I run it in VMWare on my Macbook, and the only reason I do that is that I use an excellent anagram creation tool called Anagram Artist and it runs very happily in XP, so my argument is... why change it if it's working? :D
That would be even more insane if the opening melody would be the xp startup sound and the ending line would be the xp shut down sound But still insane
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I was just thinking the other day. "I'd go back to XP if it was actually supported."
I feel ya
Same bro :)❤️
bro we know microsoft is stupid but then you can just use linux
@@fosspointer nah I'd rather not learn a new operating system when the reasons that Linux was any good are irrelevant now. Only reason I'd use Linux is security and Windows 10 is fine for that.
@@Dark0neone So your privacy is now irrelevant? The Unix philosophy and Open Source movements are irrelevant now? If it weren't for open source, most modern software would not exist today. Fuck the proprietary garbage Microsoft made. When do I start replying, when your comment is plain incorrect? Firstly, most server systems and tons of embedded ones run exclusively on Linux, and you wouldn't want to lose access to those, right? Secondly, Linux does not make the computer any harder to use, if not more efficient and faster. You can choose between a great variety of distributions, a.k.a. distros, to suit your needs. There's Manjaro and Ubuntu for beginners not wanting to customise anything about their computer, and Arch (or arch based distros), Gentoo, for more advanced users willing to customise, and customise everything. If you get to your first KDE Installation, there won't be any major difficulties using it, because it's not much different to the Windows desktop environment. More advanced users can choose Tiling Window Managers alongside their distro, in order to increase productivity. See your computer using 2GB of ram, that's a lot, even if your RAM capacity is 32GB. Well, Linux can be as minimalistic as possible if you make it that way, reducing bloat to effectively zero. Either way, your can see exactly how your system resources are allocated and what each and every program is doing. The Linux contributors are ready to patch vulnerabilities as soon as they are found, before they could be used to create malware and similar kinds of software, taking advantage of such vulnerabilities. Thus, malware creators focus on Microsoft's and Apple's shit and not Linux. There's effectively no malware in the official repositories for every distro, and there's no need for the bloat, that is an antivirus. That's all performance, usability, privacy, customisation, and security improved there for you, just by using Linux and Open Source software. And now you may ask, why am I using UA-cam when it's not open source? Well, there sadly don't exist alternatives that are popular enough to be usable, although Odyssee (which works on top of the LBRY Blockchain, that may be a turn down for some), is starting to become more popular, and a few creators like DistroTube, now upload to both UA-cam and Odyssee.
The fact that it oddly sounds like it could be a build mode theme for the first Sims game, which just adds to the nostalgia because that was the only reason I remember starting up the computer during the XP era.. I’m gonna cry
Build Theme 6 vibes
Exactly, and basically all of Sims build themes are just improvisations over a chord progression, so this fits that as well :)
Sounds like Mario Galaxy to me
This immediately made me think of the sims
thats where it took me too XD
dude made a whole song out of the windows xp startup sound, what a legend
nah bruh, its stephen hawkings last words
@@HighCat007 bahahaha 😂
Composition is the name of a music lecture, to shorten, or extend a known music to fit some needs. Then you can tune it to adapt it to feelings, theme, or circumstances.
It's done in particular at church, to adapt some music to the priest. From man to man, priests don't all do mass at the same speed and organist needs to adapt and fit to each priest, so that music ends exactly. You may need to shorten by half, or double some music, and end it nicely at less than 3s to the point the priest needs to.
There is method for that. There are school lectures ...
Improvisation is rarely needed nowadays. I can't see any other use of it today, outside music events where you may deform a piece but don't really need to adapt it to an event that is external to the orchestra (jazz band do improvisation for themselves, not for an external performer). Sometimes, in a limited way, at circus or one man show, but it's a bit different.
Sometimes when the organist is too proud and selfish, and does not care about religion, he may do his own show to prove himself, and after the mass the priest blames him.
@@Benoit-Pierre If I was your school teacher, I would give 10/10 but brother this is youtube. I think you accidentally pasted your assignment in comments. Nonetheless great work 😎💯
@@HumptyDumptyActual when i paste, I always quote my source. What I explained is real life of close friends who are in music.
How does this man grab things from my childhood I didn’t even know were there
This is legit beautiful and actually makes me sort of nostalgic for something I otherwise would never have cared about. Great job, sir!
Minecraft mabie?
Or maybe some type of game or show
@@the_blue_techno Ha ha ha no, this is based on the startup sound for Windows XP, released in 2001 so it's what a lot of Gen Z remember as their earliest Windows. In fact, there have been plenty others before and since XP, but that has been by far the most memed.
@@royalemeraldbuilder5058 People forget how amazing Windows XP was at the time. My first PC was windows was 3.1 and each new windows version was more groundbreaking than the last, but Windows XP was like the culmination of it all
@@diplamatikjuan3595 Yes, absolutely on it's own terms, but also in comparison with the very stable 98 SE and the very unstable ME!
Believe it or not, XP still lives on in some ATMs here in the UK. There's one in my local shop - I happened to see it the other day, stuck in a boot loop, sadly...
XP was iconic. And that's part of the reason so many of us still remember it so well. It seems like everything is deliberately made to be forgotten these days. That way we are more likely to abandon it for the next new and "improved" product.
I have an old computer down in my studio that runs XP. It has never been hooked up to the internet, and still works really well. It has an old version of photo shop on it that is way better than the new one on our current computer. We have gone through three computers used with the internet. The old one continues on.
@@onusgumboot5565 I had a wonderful Windows XP hp-Compac; Media Center Edition: hpPhotosmart was the best photostorage and editing program. --Better, clearer, reliable...and didn't try to assault with ten distracting gimmicks instead of doing the basics well. Came with Sonic Video production and editing software too. It sped up after being disconnected from attempting internet. Soldiered on till 2013, when it stopped being able to load Windows; On/Off wouldn't make it spool up.
Even though I'm 33 and am literally the same age as the internet itself and have done many homework assignments on Windows 98, Windows XP was where everything I know about computers today came to be. It's where I've done most of my internet usage, most of my PC gaming, most of my school work and even some of my WORK work. Windows XP should be highly regarded someday because it was the OS that carried the heavy load of transforming the technology age into what it is today.
“subscribe for more dumb stuff”
this wasn’t dumb sir, this was _✨art✨_
smART
If he said its "dumb", well jokes on him im into that shit
I genuinely forgot act this sound because at first I was like "wait this is just a normal beautiful piano melody??"
Dude, this literally the best window xp sound (song), I have ever listened.
You are 🐐
I miss Windows XP. Anyone remember having an actually easy to use control panel?
This sounds beautiful! Somebody needs to transcribe this into sheet music
Yes, they do
@@mosesselah Might take me a minnit. Hang on.
I need it!
yes
@@GeorgeCollier omg, I'll wait for it on your channel!
It's beautiful. It kinda reminds me of Mario 64's water level
Haaaa i just commented it without starting to read comments prior to mine ahha
this man is so talented and needs to reach 1mil subscribers before the end of the year!
I get it - Windows XP... but interestingly, the overall composition bears semblance to the piano solo portion of Emerson, Lake, and Palmer's "Just Take A Pebble".
Agreed!
Greg Lake's old bandmate Robert Fripp was responsible for the creation of the Windows Vista startup sound
It was actually sounding a lot like The Sims 1 background music in build mode.
I guessed it was the XP start up sound from the thumbnail. that wallpaper Bliss is seared into my brain. But what you created with those chords is just stunning.
You’re amazing, Oliver! Never change.
RIP Windows XP. This is the best song to remember it by
That was one of the coolest windows covers I ever heard. Now do a Windows XP earrape cover
The while first half of this sounds a lot like the boss defeated theme from The Legend of Zelda Twilight Pricess. Very nice, much talent
I wish I didn't have to go through youth amnesia. Swear this played on my parents work laptops when I was 5-8 and they were in their late 30s to 40s.
Now with me around they're some of the most knowledgeable middle aged parents around. Memorised iOS settings app inside and out.
this is so inspirational
As a poor kid I skipped every generation from Windows 98 to Windows 7 and my school ran Macs, so I spent the whole song going "What is it I'm supposed to recognize? Is it something AOLy maybe? I never had AOL."
This made me realise how similar the windows sp startup sound and ‘light of hope’ are
Legitimately a super sweet and awesome arrangement
Ahhh... the Windows XP Startup tune... brings a tear to my eye
Who knew windows startup could sound so beautiful
Brian Eno designed the sound for Windows 95... when I heard that it blew my mind
You're such a good UA-camr, you even inspired me to become a UA-camr just like you and I post videos everyday now. I hope someday I can get even more subs than you (even though you're a way better UA-camr than me lol)
Actually very beautiful and moving. Lots of energy.
I still use the old Win95 startup sound on various PCs. Always make the change when nobody is watching.
this was so nostalgic wtf
THAT'S SUCH A PRETTY SPIN-OFF!!
I would never forget dire dire docks
A real content creator, at last!
In a world full of cyberfoolishness and deplorable life insanities, it's good to know that one expression of art isn't completely corrupted.
Keep up with the good work, Mr. Street.
I'm surprised he didn't end with the actual PC playing the sound, added in in post as a coda outro.
We had a projector hooked up to an hp media center pc in the living room back in the day. Trouble was it was also hooked up to the suround. Midnight surfing would occasionally raise hell in the household!
My first guess was actually something from the soundtrack to "the Sims"
Just subscribed for more dumb stuff.
I revived an XP laptop this week by replacing the battery that keeps date, time and stuff. It started up with a very familiar sound.
Whoa. I did this together with my brother. At least half of the credit goes to him.
Bold of you to assume we forgot
Thanks Oliver always a treat for me when you upload a new video.
Maybe a special key combination on windows that plays this song?
If the Windows XP intro had a baby with one of the build mode tracks from The Sims.
Didn't forget it. I still miss XP!
RIP windows xp, the best windows ever!
Beautiful! 👏 At first, you had me fooled as if this was a similar case to the Nokia tune.
- Eero
Have you heard it on guitar?
@@davincent98 The original guitar piece, yes.
I’m still using Windows XP on an old desk top running some music programs and Fender Fuse software for my Mustang 2 amplifier never going to give it up it’s the only windows system that has never gave me a problem could do everything needed, unlike Vista
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General Kenobi
I don't remember the windows XP sound but I do believe I have heard it before
At one point I thought you were going to Rick roll us
I have a feeling this will be significant in the future
i forgor
💀
I first thought it was similar to the underwater theme from Mario 64, but halfway through, I understood.
This feels like it would slot perfectly onto the undertale soundtrack
as someone with no attachment to windows xp, this is a great song!
It took me like 10 seconds to realize why this is so nostalgic
_'where are we? its so old, clunky and looks awful.'_
_'we're home'_
Literal chills.
i didn’t even have windows XP and yet i feel the nostalgia?
THIS IS SO PRETTY!
whaaaat, just realized I have the same fan model as you, let's gooo. I'm actually watching this with it by my side xDD
Wow! Well done! At first I thought I was listening to windows XP windows tour, but it was an original piece You did! Well done! Keep it up!
It's got dire dire docks energy
Quickest way to beautify your home: add an Oliver and a keyboard.
Windows XP was a massive improvement on the things that came before. In fact, I STILL RUN IT! I run it in VMWare on my Macbook, and the only reason I do that is that I use an excellent anagram creation tool called Anagram Artist and it runs very happily in XP, so my argument is... why change it if it's working? :D
Beautiful... absolutely stunning.
The Legend of Windows XP - THE MOVIE
back when the control panel didnt have 5 different windows for the same thing and there were no horrors such as "search online"
Never forgot about that one. OR the Windows NT 4.x Logon.wav (which was the same as logoff.wav, played backwards).
That would be even more insane if the opening melody would be the xp startup sound and the ending line would be the xp shut down sound
But still insane
Bruh why am i having nostalgic flashbacks.
Your videos make this world a better place 100%
Fantastic camera work
bold of you to assume anyone has forgotten
I could listen to you play for hours.
How many angles should we show in your new vid bro?
Oliver: yes
The sound effect that is impossible to forget: CAVALO
I ordered some covers and compositions hoping for improvisation on this magnitude
Now do Windows 95 Startup cover. The most beatufil startup sound ever.
Nuh UUH, it's obviously the Playstation 1 startup sound! D:
@@KimStennabbCaesar yesss
At first I thought it was gonna be dire dire docks 😂
Looks like a theme song for some good anime of drama
This is the most beautiful thing I've seen on the internet
Lol I was thinking if it was something along the lines of wii music or like mario galaxy or something. Miss you XP., lots of memories.
About 0.59% of Windows computers are still running XP (September 2021)
Feels like he was edging the end till the start
That's really 😎 impressive of course we remember!
Thanks UA-cam algorithm glad to see this again.
TOTALLY
Looks like a super mario underwater level music but feat windows xp
I'd love an arrangement with the Windows XP installer theme.
Beautiful! Bravo!! 👏🏻
I think that was wonderful.
really reminds me of the windows XP tour music
This is like the intro song for life
pfff fergot, I couldn't even forget that jingle if I wanted to.
he "basicly" took ALL the Melody thing and improvised alot of It!
Basically the windows xp tour music thingy
finally, the. i found the thing. this is it.
The windows theme song