@@AJXR6Tso what? They aren't that loud. Typical comment of over privilaged european that has never once had anything like a grinder in his hand but comments about safety and shit like that when a poor man with limited access to everything doesn't have the right equipment. You are just mad because he does more useful things in his life than you with less technology.
Hearing the pan slowly come to life at the end was almost angelic, such a happy tone it always brings. I can never be mad when I hear those awe inspiring tones
I was in Germany in Hanover Expo 2000 i saw the latin music band i think from Brazil it was amazing .. i wish to have one such like that it gives a different music tones 🎵🎶🎼
The steel pan has to be one of the coolest instruments ever made. The sound is just so unique and it still boggles my mind that metal can make a sound like that
@@overthetipwhat about woodwind instruments???? or even an acoustic guitar with nylon strings? And most percussion instruments too??? Even an upright bass doesn't use metal for its sound.... there might be metal materials used in the strings but it would be a minor ingredient, like in violin strings.
@@PIKL_Creep buddy, sound is just vibrations. Could be anything vibrating, metal, wood, bone, but as long as it ALSO vibrates the air, you’re in good shape, you got sound.
because he can hear it. like some people just have an ear for music like literally they hear it in a different and more clear way. that's kind of what being a artist use to be about. it was people who had this special type of hearing so they just understand and hear notes better. in other words some people just have better hearing that is more tuned for this kind of stuff.
@@rampage3337 wtf do you mean "in other words"..... you LITERALLY just repeated yourself AGAIN. You didn't use other words, just a paragraph of redundant nonsense
You can see he's using a tuning app on his phone in the last clip before the part he's playing the completed drums. Still doesn't take away from the talent and quality. Pitch perfect notes 🤌🏼
This is unbelievable 🫣. The guy must have a perfect pitch. Astounding! And if that's not enough, he also has some mad metalworking skills. He gets my respect. If there were something else to give i would. What a master
Art, pure art. I’ve had the pleasure of seeing it being done in person and huge piles of already tuned but not yet polished instruments in a guy’s backyard in Jamaica. I was told by the locals that be made all the greatest instruments for the bands but he lived humbly because he gave away most of his money to school kids for tuition and education. I wish I could remember his name because a man like that deserves to be remembered but I was young and so naive and 35 years is a long time to remember a person who you never spoke with.
No he had a tuner out. We always have tuners. electronic tuners now but it used to be use your hears to approximate and then a a pitch fork to get it precise.
If you aren't using a tuner, how is it expected to be *in tune?* otherwise, its just 1/3 of a barrel with a bunch of cool sounding dents in it. You cannot tell me even those with perfect pitch don't use a tuner... how else would they have perfect pitch?
@@-alexpoe8394 that's not really how you train perfect pitch. People who have perfect pitch usually are trained using instruments. Not a tuner directly.
I doubt he has perfect pitch, that's exceptionally rare. Even if he did, if you're making an instrument you'd use a tuner, to ensure perfect tuning down to the cent. Perfect pitch usually requires an inherent ability for it. Most of the world's greatest, most experienced musicians don't have perfect pitch.
In the Caribbean there is no petroleum source and back in the day they brought oil in barrels on ships 55gallon and then the barrels were discarded in that place
I dont think factory worker is a good fit he looks like a carpenter i bet this man can build a house by himself, god bless em 🙏 im also a drummer so this was amazing 🤩
He made that look waaaay too easy, what a master!! Sounds incredible! [Edit]: thank you everyone for being positive, that's the most likes I'll probably get on a comment! 😅
@@antiqas I could be wrong, but it looks like the blue paint came off and the white, weather protective base coat remained. Incredibly impressive regardless; he must've made so, so many.
Watching stuff like this makes me hope that there still are young people who want to learn from this man. True craftsman. Would be a shame if his knowledge would die with him
Exactly what I thinking. So many skills are dying out because the younger ones aren't encouraged or havent given thought to or aren't interested in learning the original ways.
@@naomiomi7340 truthfully we’re too busy trying to survive, it’s a miracle if we make it through the school system without being gunned down by one of our classmates who has been let down by the system so much that they cracked. it’s difficult to find the value in tradition when there doesn’t seem to be a future to look forward to.
Invented in Trinidad and Tobago, a country rich in petroleum and oil manufacturing . The 55-gallon oil drum was used to make steelpans from around 1947
FYI: as a teenager I found an old oil drum and brought it home to do this and believe me, however hard you think it is to make one it's at least 5x harder. Turns out you've really gotta know what you're doing and not just bash away or you'll eventually weaken the metal and it'll crack and be unplayable. I ruined one side, and thought I understood how much and hard to hit it by learning from my mistakes and then proceeded to ruin the other side 😅. I think I wasted about a week in total and got oil stains in my car.
Props that you tried though. We used to make bows and crossbows when we were teenagers. But literally had no idea of how to go about it, and I am pretty sure the library even didn't have that sort of how-to technical book. Eventually my group of friends worked out a lot of the tricks other people already knew, and we mane some fairly good crossbows, each one better than the next. Now you can look for a tutorial for anything on the net.
Experience is poor i think. Sadly most of craftsmen like him will loose thier grip because of hammer drills. Low frequent hard stuff will soften your muscles.
Yes indeed in the land of its birth, steelpan makers and tuners appear to be scarce until Panorama comes around during TnT Carnival. Here you will experience many bands small and large comprising guitar pan, tenor, bass etc. Many locals and tourists go around to the various panyards to listen to their favourite band practise. Finals take place at the Queen's Park Savannah, commonly called the big yard. Come on over sometime, our Carnival is one of the best ☺.
@@PLAKIPLAKI14 I appreciate the sentiment, I know for a fact I'd be a fantastic race car driver. GT class, LMP cars, I'd kill to go racing Ferrari's, Lambo's, Audi's etc... Unfortunately you have to have a LOT of money to get into racing.
European musicians: "If the resonance chamber of my violin is not micron perfect and handcrafted from the wood of endangered trees by virgin monks, the sound is ruined." Jamaicans: Barrel.
The slave owners in the Caribbean Islands took away the drums so the African slaves could not play music. This was in fear they would retaliate. Years later after slavery the Africans on the islands eventually ended up making drums out of tin barrels. And what a beautiful sound they created. History is harsh but it will make you wise my friends. Let all mankind learn from their mistakes.
Because of slavery, Brazil have a martial art(capoeira) and have one of the finest dishes eaten in the whole world in any brazilian restaurant (feijoada).
@Jay Cee if you’re referring to “Day O or Banana Boat” that is a *traditional Jamaican song* about the overnight workers on docks loading bananas onto boats. The song you probably know was made in *1956.* *Well before the film Beetle Juice*
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This clip is from my steel pan documentary "Sounds Like Steel" that you can watch now on my UA-cam channel 🇹🇹
Can you send me a steel band in Guyana in Spanish translation how much do you need for a steel pan please
Most people have no idea how long it takes to tune one of these from scratch. This is a very fine art/skill.
It’s so simple. Yet it’s so damn difficult.
More than 60 seconds i guess 😅
@@woodythebob9367 way more. OP lied
This guy did it in 60 seconds. He must be amazing.
I tuned your mom
Incredible that he’s tuning it by ear and hand as well. Wonderful talent.
Tuning it by ear after making it using no hearing protection 😂(at least he did for the air hammer) but when using the punch and grinder he didn’t
You can see he's using a tuner on his cellphone on the top right but it's still tough I'd bet
@@tonal.states Allah huakbar 🤲🤲nabi Muhammad
Bad ass skills
@@AJXR6Tso what? They aren't that loud.
Typical comment of over privilaged european that has never once had anything like a grinder in his hand but comments about safety and shit like that when a poor man with limited access to everything doesn't have the right equipment.
You are just mad because he does more useful things in his life than you with less technology.
Came here to see a cooking pan, left with an instrument
😂😂😂😂😂
Ikr, i was expecting a cooking pan. 😂
I came to the comments just to see how many expected a cooking pan😂
Yeah 😂😂 this is a good job. Greetings from Ghana
The work is marvelous
Hearing the pan slowly come to life at the end was almost angelic, such a happy tone it always brings. I can never be mad when I hear those awe inspiring tones
That’s a very skilled person. Tuning the sounds is a whole new skill in itself
Agreed
Huge is not enough to describe it
A thousands of dollars Man walking around the Metal steel nonchalantly
I was in Germany in Hanover Expo 2000 i saw the latin music band i think from Brazil it was amazing .. i wish to have one such like that it gives a different music tones 🎵🎶🎼
&this people is how they made the Wok before they took it to Poland 😅
The steel pan has to be one of the coolest instruments ever made. The sound is just so unique and it still boggles my mind that metal can make a sound like that
i hear you.. but the theremin is cooler tbh
you never wobbled a sheet of metal?
Almost all the parts that produce sounds in all instruments are made of metal: guitar, piano, trumpet, harmonica, violin etc.
@@overthetipwhat about woodwind instruments???? or even an acoustic guitar with nylon strings? And most percussion instruments too??? Even an upright bass doesn't use metal for its sound.... there might be metal materials used in the strings but it would be a minor ingredient, like in violin strings.
@@PIKL_Creep buddy, sound is just vibrations. Could be anything vibrating, metal, wood, bone, but as long as it ALSO vibrates the air, you’re in good shape, you got sound.
Humans have an absolutely brilliant side to us
Edit... (Not you)
🤨 what you mean by that, you ain’t human….
@@proboanimations3767 bruh, how did you have this take away lmfao. The person above you isnt much better
@@Runthemjewels take what away
unfortunately a lot of it is wasted potential. hopefully some passionate kid takes up making and playing these beautiful instruments.
Dude went from manual labor man hands to precise, lifelong practiced artist hands perfectly.
Most real art is like that
Mean seriously think about machinery
Here is the full video
ua-cam.com/video/i0kZgt6tTE0/v-deo.html
@@antoniosroumanos4155 Thanks.
This is a rare talent, yo. This is an art.
Actually, it's just basic chemistry. But thank you, Jesse. I'm glad it's acceptable.
Lmao 😂
@@morgellon7877Chemistry😯🤣👍Right!
Yeah well my name is Skylar White yo
Yeah science!
Love the sound of a steel drum.
Nothing really sounds like it.
This man is very talented.
Bro this is our tradition welcome to 🇹🇹
@@ezekiel1editzzbeautiful tradition ❤️
All that in just 60 seconds! He's truly talented
😂
😂😂😂longest 60 seconds in history
He didn’t say he’s doing it in 60 seconds he was letting you know that’s how long you would have to wait to see the finished result
@@ericperry28able ik dude
@@bigoldirtydan didn’t seem like it dude
The fact that he's not only the manufacturer of the pan, but also the musician that uses it tells me I could be doing a LOT more with my life.
Like for real
Like seriously man, we’ve been waiting
If we all as a whole in the human race did something like this but in different areas we would be so much farther in life as a whole. JS
@@reyrex4938 gold 😂
Thats right!
Forging an instrument out of metal and then tuning it is a matter of art, ingenuity and craftsmanship . Well done.
Honestly one of the most beautiful sounding instruments in my opinion
By any chance do you know the name of this instrument (got it thx)
@@dtekiddo8400good vibes instrument
@@dtekiddo8400steel pan
@@dtekiddo8400trombone
@@dtekiddo8400um... Steel pan 😅
We making it out of Mario Kart with this one fellas 💯💯💯
This is the best use of a used oil drum.serious display of talent
Beg to argue I think my laser tag field is a better use tbh
@@HvacHeathen haven't seen that maybe I'll check it out and I will get back to you on that one
Dude, I find it hard enough to tune a 12 string never mind a steel drum. What a legend.
It's the tuning part that really blows my mind. HOW does he do that? Pure genius!
And tuning one spot obviosly interacts with the other ones
because he can hear it. like some people just have an ear for music like literally they hear it in a different and more clear way. that's kind of what being a artist use to be about. it was people who had this special type of hearing so they just understand and hear notes better. in other words some people just have better hearing that is more tuned for this kind of stuff.
@@rampage3337 wtf do you mean "in other words"..... you LITERALLY just repeated yourself AGAIN. You didn't use other words, just a paragraph of redundant nonsense
You can see he's using a tuning app on his phone in the last clip before the part he's playing the completed drums. Still doesn't take away from the talent and quality. Pitch perfect notes 🤌🏼
@@AlexanderSmith-ok2nr bruh don’t gotta call him out that hard😂😂😭
This is unbelievable 🫣. The guy must have a perfect pitch. Astounding! And if that's not enough, he also has some mad metalworking skills. He gets my respect. If there were something else to give i would. What a master
Pena que no Brasil poucos conhecem esse instrumento musical. Queria aprender a tocar um desses. Espero que essa arte nunca morra.
Not at all... you can see him using a tuner. He's very skilled, but definitely not also a savant lol
@@DomenicDattinot only that, it still sounded out of tune on one or more notes.
@@DomenicDattihe definitely has relative pitch and just uses a tuner for reference . 😊
I still find it amazing that someone thought to do this long ago, and make such a wonderful sounding instrument out of a horrible sounding drum.
Exactly!!!!
Art, pure art. I’ve had the pleasure of seeing it being done in person and huge piles of already tuned but not yet polished instruments in a guy’s backyard in Jamaica. I was told by the locals that be made all the greatest instruments for the bands but he lived humbly because he gave away most of his money to school kids for tuition and education. I wish I could remember his name because a man like that deserves to be remembered but I was young and so naive and 35 years is a long time to remember a person who you never spoke with.
I would love to meet the person that came up with that. Can't even begin to imagine how much patience the first one took. 🤯
whoever invented the steel pan drum is a genius.
Winston spree
Black people
@@vfont8567 Trinidadian people* 🇹🇹
@@Default012 THANK YOU! I was just gonna say this but you beat me to it. I hate how they think they invented everything lmfaoooooo
@@kylematchinis7751 British people
More like steal everything
Literal "One man's trash is another man's treasure"
Trashure
A good 55 gal drum is never trash!
Allways have a use
Facts
Meanwhile his wife inside: honey bring me that metal beater for a min so I can.. test it..
Its crazy that this barrel bottom is the sound of the Caribbean...like...what...even.
I wouldnt be surprised if he was one of the only people left that actually knows how to craft and tune a pan from scratch like that.
There are quite a few if you include Handpans, same technique.
One of the most relaxing sounding instruments. It’s hard to be upset or angry when someone is playing the steel pans
You haven't heard a 6 year old play one yet.
@@scottashe984 😂😂😂 at that age they can make peace and quiet sound terrible
@@brandonj3058 nah 5
Hot hot hot
Главное чтобы это сковородка не издавал звуки из головы😂😂😂
The sound at the end was clear as a bell and well tuned! So cool to see.
This guy has been doing this since he was a child. No tuner to tell him if it's low or high, only ears. As a fellow musician, much respect!
No he had a tuner out. We always have tuners. electronic tuners now but it used to be use your hears to approximate and then a a pitch fork to get it precise.
If you aren't using a tuner, how is it expected to be *in tune?* otherwise, its just 1/3 of a barrel with a bunch of cool sounding dents in it. You cannot tell me even those with perfect pitch don't use a tuner... how else would they have perfect pitch?
@@-alexpoe8394 people can be born with perfect pitch. Its rare but it can happen or they know a thing or too, cuz theyve seen a thing or two
@@-alexpoe8394 that's not really how you train perfect pitch. People who have perfect pitch usually are trained using instruments. Not a tuner directly.
I doubt he has perfect pitch, that's exceptionally rare. Even if he did, if you're making an instrument you'd use a tuner, to ensure perfect tuning down to the cent. Perfect pitch usually requires an inherent ability for it. Most of the world's greatest, most experienced musicians don't have perfect pitch.
Dude went from oil drum to the Girls Gone Wild commercial from the early 2000s in less than 60 seconds.
Hahahahaha 😂😂😂 iykyk
One man's trash is other man's treasure
Are you kidding me
@@inejunta6569 are u deaf
One man's trash is another mans jukebox
One man’s trash is a perfectly good barrel wtf are you talking about
You're a modern day Socrates!
That’s an art form. A real tradesman and artist.
Yeah it's called being a sheet metal worker.
@@PaulRudd1941no this takes musical talent as well to be able to adjust the tone of the drum by ear
No, this is Patrick
nice wok😂
@@PaulRudd1941 I’m a tin knocker aswell but this takes so much more skill than what I do.
This probably took him 60 hours, not 60 seconds.
That's a skilled man right there.
well no shit
You don't think?
whole process in a 60 second video
actually took him less than 2 days maybe just over a day
What no way!
😒
That's a real art! Hand made steel drums!!
Man, the fact an instrument that makes such a beautiful noise is made with an angle grinder and cut off wheel just warms my heart
You can't leave out the baby jackhammer… can you?
@@p4our587*air hammer
Magnificent piece of work. Who ever came up with the idea that an old oil drum would make a wonderful musical instrument? Thanks for sharing.
Te recomiendo buscar esa información, es muy interesante la historia
You see the guy who did in the video 😅
In the Caribbean there is no petroleum source and back in the day they brought oil in barrels on ships 55gallon and then the barrels were discarded in that place
@@capncrush6729 false. Where do people come up with this?
A remarkable, unique and utterly beautiful instrument that captures the Caribbean and converts it into music.
True
It’s cool how tribal and primitive his crafting style is
What a legend. I can't believe it only took him 60 seconds to make that!
Dude it take him fucking 60 seconds are you kidding me? The video is 60 seconds man come on like wtf are you saying.
60s would be impossible.
@@PocketOptionTradingRobot no shit bro
Lmao
@@PocketOptionTradingRobot Holy shit bro you figured it out! Where would we all be without your infinite genius?
That's not an artist... that's a Master!
I’m a fisher I catch big fish. They call me the master baiter
Nnnn
❤ Master
He's an engineer
damn he can even tune the pan without any apps 😭
you can see a phone which is running an app btw while he tunes it
why cry about it. is this GenZ generation so sad that they have to do EVERYTHING with a fucking app? my god what a horrible generation
@@rullurx7386 where I was lookin for it I can’t find it
@@giovanniegidio2527top right when he’s tuning
He did use a app but considering his age he most likely don't need it
Now heres a true artist.
Great job. Absolutely amazing who ever created this beautiful instrument..
Iove the sound of two in harmony.
He turned from factory worker to fine musician within 60 seconds 😲😍🥰
Muscicians don't always make their own drums but w/e.
Fr tho, he a modern Renaissance man
I dont think factory worker is a good fit he looks like a carpenter i bet this man can build a house by himself, god bless em 🙏 im also a drummer so this was amazing 🤩
zildjian drum factory
@@jonathanramsey8582I know him and yes he built his own house
Always loved the sound those Caribbean steel drums make. They’re incredible and so are the musicians that play em
Soo agree!!
Caribbean? Do you know where they were made?
@@WackyEncapsulatedFruitCup no I do not know where these are made but the sound that they make is amazing!! :)
@@WackyEncapsulatedFruitCup Trinidad and Tobago is a dual-island Caribbean nation near Venezuela
It's unique
He wasn't born a master but he will die one.
Immortal until he tells someone, what could you possibly teach me
@@josephmackseeya2893 tyat makes no sense
@@markark7736 i know it was dumb. I was just expanding on the fact that he will die a master as in he will die if he has nothing else to learn
Exaggerating much -_-..... Having been on youtube doesn't make someone a master.
He's gonna die a under appreciated underpayed professional like most do
It's crazy how resourceful people can be.
You can tell this is something he really enjoys and has a passion for.
He made that look waaaay too easy, what a master!! Sounds incredible!
[Edit]: thank you everyone for being positive, that's the most likes I'll probably get on a comment! 😅
Yes bro, he's best, he's namber one
I know, he even changed the colour of the barrel between the two cuts... Holup
@@antiqas I could be wrong, but it looks like the blue paint came off and the white, weather protective base coat remained. Incredibly impressive regardless; he must've made so, so many.
Not only an engineer, he's also musician 🔥
Ohhhhh yayaaaaaaaa
Let’s not forget one hell of an auto body technician if he ever decided to.😂
Engineer 😂😂are you serious
@@utkarshprajapati6654ur obviously not a true engineer
Uu 🍻😊😊
A master instrument maker , Total genius at work. He must have " perfect pitch".💪❤😊
The fact this man can feel and tune after all the vibrations and impact is beyond beyond
He's using a tuner app on his phone. You can see it in the background
Pounding the steel, tempered in flame contrasting the delicate tuning and sound it makes......art, just pure art
This man should be in a mansion on a beach chilling rite now, his level of skill is out of this world.
@@Jreaddynah, im sure it feels like a mansion to him wherever he is at, Sometimes simple is better
@@deepizzle5962well said
Watching stuff like this makes me hope that there still are young people who want to learn from this man. True craftsman. Would be a shame if his knowledge would die with him
Exactly what I thinking.
So many skills are dying out because the younger ones aren't encouraged or havent given thought to or aren't interested in learning the original ways.
Dude sign me up.
@@naomiomi7340 truthfully we’re too busy trying to survive, it’s a miracle if we make it through the school system without being gunned down by one of our classmates who has been let down by the system so much that they cracked. it’s difficult to find the value in tradition when there doesn’t seem to be a future to look forward to.
@@vienna410Truth! We don't have enough time to focus on these crafts, we gotta work to survive!
My thoughts exactly
That’s so beautiful. Ingenuity making something so gifted.
Nothing in this world can match the soothing sounds of a steel drum. Hypnotizing..
Ur mom moaning matches it
1番最初にドラム缶からこんな素敵な音がする楽器を作った人天才👍️
Born in trinidad and tobago 🇹🇹
domo arigato
From one fabricator to another, I tip my hat to you, sir, and I have nothing but respect for you
Nothing more satisfying than watching a true craftsman at work.
I can't even imagine how much skill this requires. Extremely impressive!
Invented in Trinidad and Tobago, a country rich in petroleum and oil manufacturing . The 55-gallon oil drum was used to make steelpans from around 1947
That's bad ass. Yet another example of the working class being innovative in nearly unimaginable ways
Congratulations on copy and pasting from Wikipedia
School districts should hire him. He can make 60 instruments in an hour
😂❤
Golden comment 💛 ✨️
LOL
😂😂
😂😂😂😂
My man, he protects his listening devices because he needs absolute hearing of the intonation when he tunes the instrument. My man!
Tuning this is like finding a needle in a haystack with perfect accuracy then repeat until perfection
This blew my mind ... nothing but respect to this hardworking man...
This is incredible. To elicit such sounds from an old tin barrel. A true master.
Steel* tin is a completely different metal
Ever since I was a kid, the manufacturing of these has always fascinated me.
I can't even begin to explain how impossibly difficult that is
And to think it only took him 60 seconds
He's making a drum, not a jet engine
@@jurj97go on then, make one.
@@bairnonessieIt's really not difficult at all, and the fact that you think that it could be just shows that you grew up without a father.
@@slappy8941 I'll wait for your video mate
I still can't believe he managed to make that steel pan in 60 seconds
😐
This is the dummest comment or you being sarcastic. I really cant tell brother.
@@Karthik_I_Am_ welcome to youtube comments section 😆
This is 60 days
@Ascended_Sapien it's just that common gen z rage-bait humor
Tuning the steel pan is the real skill, the construction is just part of it, you have to respect craft people all over the world for that.
There's always more skill involved than what it looks like. UA-cam shorts got me thinking I can do a lot of stuff that I can't.
Part 2: Making the soundtrack for Mario's water levels in 60 seconds
Morgan Freeman is good in everything
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
اگه این فریمنه لابد منم ال پاچینو هستم دیوث
He does look a bit like the actor, but he's missing the moles/freckles and the face shape is off ever so slightly.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 good one
Bro thats racist! Not all blaks look same bro cmoo cuh
Офигеть, какое мастерство. Хвала и уважение мастеру! 👍👍👍
FYI: as a teenager I found an old oil drum and brought it home to do this and believe me, however hard you think it is to make one it's at least 5x harder.
Turns out you've really gotta know what you're doing and not just bash away or you'll eventually weaken the metal and it'll crack and be unplayable. I ruined one side, and thought I understood how much and hard to hit it by learning from my mistakes and then proceeded to ruin the other side 😅. I think I wasted about a week in total and got oil stains in my car.
Props that you tried though.
We used to make bows and crossbows when we were teenagers. But literally had no idea of how to go about it, and I am pretty sure the library even didn't have that sort of how-to technical book.
Eventually my group of friends worked out a lot of the tricks other people already knew, and we mane some fairly good crossbows, each one better than the next.
Now you can look for a tutorial for anything on the net.
本当にドラム缶からあの音色を出すなんて感心します！
You don’t need luxury tools or materials to be a master craftsman 💯
That air hammer is pretty sweet. I have no use for it and i still want one.
Yeah he had luxury tools and a furnace
@@ScholarsOfGOLB That is a wood fired stove not a furnace. It can also be called a standing fire pit.
@@Bloodless479 tomato, potato same toilet different shit
Low IQ detected. He ONLY used specialized tools lmao wtf. Just because he's not American doesn't mean he's a caveman lmao
Now this is an artist sharing his craft with us
It's trini culture
Skill, experience and hardwork. Truly respectable
Jimi is a true craftsman. You can see the full 40 minute video of him making the steel pans on my channel!
Experience is poor i think. Sadly most of craftsmen like him will loose thier grip because of hammer drills. Low frequent hard stuff will soften your muscles.
@@Creamin_All_Offensive
What the hell you smoking
O verdadeiro professor pardal da vida real....parabéns!👍
❤❤،👍👍
When I saw the markings after the hammering, I knew you had extreme skill.
That's amazing. I give that guy props. His ears have likely taken a beating from the grinding and sawing. Yet, he still can fine tune the instrument.
He's pretty smart though he's got hearing protection on.
A true craftsman
Yes. An his neighbor hates him 😂
This person is an artist
its just basic chemistry yo
He. He’s a man. This “person” is a man. He is an amazing MAN. Ffs stop with the woke communist vocabulary. 🤦♂️ 🙄
@@cpu_1292iS iT yO? 🥴🥴🙄
This is one of my favorite instrumental sounds in the world!!
There’s probably so few people in the world that can do this . That’s amazing
Don't see this 🤫🤯ua-cam.com/users/shortsxCHmmco7kcs?feature=share
Not even this guy can do it
Yes indeed in the land of its birth, steelpan makers and tuners appear to be scarce until Panorama comes around during TnT Carnival. Here you will experience many bands small and large comprising guitar pan, tenor, bass etc.
Many locals and tourists go around to the various panyards to listen to their favourite band practise. Finals take place at the Queen's Park Savannah, commonly called the big yard.
Come on over sometime, our Carnival is one of the best ☺.
Я восхищаюсь талантом этого человека.
Я бы сказал по нашему: "еб@ть колотить"
Right? I wish I was 1/4 as talented as he is.
@@jesterokjones4954you are, maybe didn't find in what field yet
echt cool 👍💗
@@PLAKIPLAKI14 I appreciate the sentiment, I know for a fact I'd be a fantastic race car driver. GT class, LMP cars, I'd kill to go racing Ferrari's, Lambo's, Audi's etc... Unfortunately you have to have a LOT of money to get into racing.
True artist. The man should be hired by the best.
True artists don't like to work for anyone
The best wouldn't be using this technique/materials.
@@TheDukeofDavid who said he was the best? You girls need to get out more.
What a beautiful way to reduce waste and make people all happy at the same time
One of the most magical sounding instruments ever thought up and this man can build it from an old oil drum 😂 pure skill
Well, they were all built from old oil drums, that's why it's called PAN!
MADE IN 👉 C H I N A 😊 metallic drum containers
European musicians: "If the resonance chamber of my violin is not micron perfect and handcrafted from the wood of endangered trees by virgin monks, the sound is ruined."
Jamaicans: Barrel.
Stradivari was a father of seven, and a grandfather of 40+. He made the best violins in history.
You underestimate this Jamaican. He tunes the instrument by hand with much caution and precision.
Definately not jamaican…. Lol
🇹🇹 🇹🇹 Trinidadian, the twin islands at the southern most part of the Caribbean
@@TheDarkstormy Of course. Look at the labour force at his disposal!
Such an amazing instrument, I’ve always wanted one. This guy is so talented to be able to do that so effortlessly. What a legend.
Whoever came up with the first steel pan needs a humanitarian award
Мужик, ты бесподобен. Такие люди 100% с другой планеты. Моё уважение👍
Nice❤
Why be a dick . your not better than anyone just a dick .😊
I just LOVE watching a craftsman do their work.
The slave owners in the Caribbean Islands took away the drums so the African slaves could not play music. This was in fear they would retaliate. Years later after slavery the Africans on the islands eventually ended up making drums out of tin barrels. And what a beautiful sound they created. History is harsh but it will make you wise my friends. Let all mankind learn from their mistakes.
creativity comes out of necessity
Because of slavery, Brazil have a martial art(capoeira) and have one of the finest dishes eaten in the whole world in any brazilian restaurant (feijoada).
Yeah, not so sure about that story bud.
@@will9703it's 100 percent true I've been in a steel band for years and I've also met Elle Mannet the grandfather of steel pan
@@will9703yea it’s a true story
I can't believe it only took him 60 seconds. That's amazing.
He is an amazing artist, who creates such a *happy sounding instrument!*
Whoever made these or invented these is brilliant. They sound so cool and always make you feel like you're on a tropical island
It was born in trinidad and tobago
@Jay Cee if you’re referring to “Day O or Banana Boat” that is a *traditional Jamaican song* about the overnight workers on docks loading bananas onto boats. The song you probably know was made in *1956.*
*Well before the film Beetle Juice*
@@firekrueger3987 thanks
@Jay Cee I think you mean Harry _Belafonte_
Right ?
Are we all aware of the genius mind it takes to produce this. Absolutely crazy 🙌🏾
Calm down, it's a steel drum, not a communications satellite.
@@slappy8941make one then
@@slappy8941🤡
@@slappy8941 There’s always one ☝🏾 😂. Okay, you got a little attention - Fuck off now. Cheers 👍
There really isn't anything like watching an expert make something that took years to master look so damn easy
This dude has the enlightened smile of a Buddha. He definitely knows something about the higher.
Seems like one of the coolest dudes one can ever meet ❤
He's Trinidadian, not Jamaican. Steel pan was invented in Trinidad. That's our accent
Idk how you mistook him for Jamaican
Wow I had no idea you had to hammer them until you get the right sound out of it. That’s incredible craftsmanship right there
cymbals for drums work the same way
手間が本当にかかっている楽器なんですね
いつか演奏してみたいです