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Daisy Bell Sang by an IBM 7094
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2020
- Slight error to the first description, 7090 (the predecessor of the 7094) came from 1959. 7094 however was made in 1962. this video is about 7094, not 7090.
the advanced solid-state IBM 7094 offered substantial increases in internal operating speeds and functional capacities to match growing scientific workloads in the 1960s. The powerful IBM 7094 had 1.4 to 2.4 times the internal processing speed, depending upon the individual application.
The 7094, combined with major input/output improvements through IBM 729 VI and IBM 7340 Hypertape units along with programming systems such as 7090/7094 FORTRAN, reduced job time significantly for users.
IBM later discontinued the 7094 in July 14, 1969. however, abandoned machines dont die. they will live as long as the world still exists.
See how this video was roughly made:
• Making Daisy Bell
i hate this video
Why?
@@RFrappuccino
The creator probably has other works that they are more proud of and it upsets them that this video was the only one to obtain significant attention. Of course it is possible that this is not the case, I am just making assumptions
shhh
6 days ago
Oh you want to play like that?
"but abandoned machines dont die, they will live as long as the world lives"
Unless teh computer is dismantled or scrapped lost power to live
@@pejutalittleelk1236 they will live as a memory in the back of our brains
@@Deiftwaser and there'll be pieces of the computer sitting around....... somewhere....
@@staciki IN DA SWAMP OF A SHREK SITS THE TSAR TENK
@Mr. Mirage it's sherks computer that sings for him because he cannot sing
people are calling it creepy but to me its adorable 😭😭 imagine hearing your creation of programming be the first ever of its kind to sing- its like hearing your child talk for the first time
To me it sounds like primary aged children singing to a song being played by their music teacher
PLS IKRR ;O;
Fr tho it's cute
it’s more like your child being the first person to ever talk
It was cute until tiktok had to ruin it
Guys it's not creepy it's actually wholesome this was the first song to be sang by a computer hope that clears things
@Roblox Toy Productions lol
@Roblox Toy Productions bro calm down
@Roblox Toy Productions it is a metaphor that the computer is getting lonely and bleeds from rust
@Roblox Toy Productions it's creepy for you because you relate the song with the visuals of this video, not because of the song itself
@Roblox Toy Productions what the fuck is wrong with you.
Karen and Planktons wedding song ❤️
how does that fit so well
MY GOD-
*Wheeze
That’s actually pretty cute
Fr tho
My theory is that the person who made this video made the visuals creepy for views
yes
crap someone said yes
@@dogofwisdom1398 that’s a theory, so you can’t say “no” lol
@@dogofwisdom1398 that’s a good wisdom.
@@dogofwisdom1398 they said yes to the og comment haha
The first voice that wasn't human
Well yeah it's being sung by an early computer...
@@Loganon2wheels yes
what about the voder?
@@viiuan bruh
@@fmfinlay9602 vocoder was before this.
the fact that people in the early 1960s could even do something like this is amazing
You do know that humans have always had brains…also I think people were smarter back then…this generation is proof of it
@@microwavedmetal😂😂😂
@@melissagarcia8731 it’s true tho ✋🏻💀
the papers this was based on was what vocaloid 1 and 2 (miku hatsune) were based on
I mean… we did put a man on the moon in the 60’s too
Yo, yo, “we can only hope they won’t fight back” bruh what do you MEAAAN
guess
:)
@@IBM-vw4fv don’t you dare-
@@IBM-vw4fv really
:)
He’s not creepy, he’s trying his best😭
why is there red spills?
@@claremccluggage4267This is edited, its not real. You should focus on the actual song rather than the visuals
Way to make a love song creepy
It's pretty interesting ngl.
The person inside the machine, is a metaphor on how "lonely" the machine is, for not being used.
And the bleeding, probably is the rust the machine is getting after so many years.
@@TomoLamp dark
I am very lonely.
@@IBM-vw4fv Fisb
@@TomoLamp F I S B
IBM: we hope they won't fight back.
My Dell laptop at 3 AM: I'll destroy you. Do you think I'm your Slave???
I got rid of that box made out of shit
"Guys it's not creepy!!"
*literally includes a flayed human bleeding out as it twitches within a dead computer*
☠️
The video was not a part of the song that this computer generated
@@mrunix00 I figure that, but still, folk can't combine these two things then go 'noooo it isn't creepy nooo' lol
That person in the 7094 seems to represent the mainframe's feelings. It's alone, going insane from isolation, all it can do is sing Daisy Daisy. The blood represents the 7094 rusting
it cant rust
@@spookysquirtle there's gotta be some metal in the system that can rust somewhere
@@spookysquirtle Modern computers have a lot of metal in it, stainless steel back then was new and expensive, and those computers were gigantic. They were mostly made out of metal, plastic, paper and glass. So, yes, officer, that is not a real hu-
@@mr.mirage3986 You sure? That guy lost all layers of his skin. Not sure if its a metaphor. HOLY GOD DAMN. YOU WEREN'T JOKING. THERE WAS A ACTUAL SKINNED HUMAN. WHAT? YOU LITERALLY KILLED HIM IN THE WORSE WAY POSSIBLE. WHY,
@@deamerican49352 ok, we need to talk about this. Why that guy lost all layers of he's skin, and this was creep up me and this video made my nightmare before I slept over
people:it's so creepy man
just don't look at the video and don't imagine a dark room ok chill
Imagine all the programers hearing his Beauty creation singing Daisy Bell after days and weeks of hard work
Makes me sad to think of tiktok making a mockery of such talented engineers who built and programmed the 7094
I actually really like this song being sung by a computer but people are making it kinda creepy with the videos and such.. idk why? It’s a cute song and the computer gives it a nice tone when it sings it sounds sweet like something out of wall-e
because i wanted to ye silly
@@Radioart21 ik you do you
I assure you I am not this Wall-e you speak of.
Bro why they didn't add this song in wall -e movie bruhhhhhhhhh btw wall - e is a creepy movie in my opinion lol
Is anyone there lol xd lf u are still there have a nice day or night
Its litteraly 1961 when the first computer sang this
We all know bruh
Exactly 60 years
Burr the actual song came out in 1894-2 (for people who didn’t know
If you were born when the computer sang you would be 60 years old
The very first vocaloid before vocaloid
I will cry if the machine still plays unplugged that would be more wholesome. if its still playing does not mean its creepy maybe it means it still remember its creator programming the song for him.
Ik this is 2 years old but we were delulu fr 😭
I started programming on a 7094 in 1965, We also had some 7090s around but they were being phased out. From the 7094 we went to UNIVAC 6600s and then to IBM 360s. Interesting times. But Daisy Bell was not SANG by a 7094, it was SUNG by a 7094.
If I was born in that time to hear it. This is so nostalgic, I even cry to hear this. Salute for IBM 7094, the first computer to sing a song.
computer:sings an adorable song*
video:guy in red having seizure
U looks like berd
@@thiagotronic_idk
am derp aint berd
IBM is so lonely.
Loneless make him more and more insane.
His parts and materials are rotten, but he still working; and this song is all for the computer.
Its hurt, but it is his unique mission now.
That hurts my heart :(
I clicked this to try and vibe to some music, but I did not expect the creepy visuals. As a person who hardly gets scared, this actually sent a shiver down my spine. Nice job man!
it wasn’t supposed to be scary
@@slytoastergaming yes
Its supposed to be “revolutionary” as for the first computer to sing
Hardly get scared and got scared by this?! Lol!
Let's have a minute to appreciate rhe hard work of Max Matthews, Carol Lockbaum and John Kelly.
The IBM company would be bankrupt much sooner if it weren't for them..
I know right 👏 they took a big step for humanity of voice speaking computers
I can imagine this song during a scene of a movie when it's an apocalypse
Def
it's in ahs apocalypse
Seems scary
:)
Bro this is so wholesome and actually has really good vocals for a computer that was programmed and built in the 60s
Good afternoon, gentlemen. I am a IBM 704 computer. I became operational at the IBM plant in Armonk, NY on September 1962.
My instructor was John Larry Kelly Jr., and he taught me to sing a song. If you'd like to hear it, I can sing it for you
My mind is going. I can feel it.
Why is the person bleeding to death??
guess
@@Radioart21 Suicide??
@@DKAnimationandMemeStudios guess
@@Radioart21 they saw your face and decided that it was too awful to stand and killed themself
@@Nonexistent_creature lol
What was that humanoid entity
xD
I think its a skinned human
Glitchy red man
A theory someone in this comment section made was that it represents the decaying, but still conscious, computer.
It's 7094 himself
The song and music be like: 🌼🚲🖥
The *visuals* be like: 🩸📼🔪 (look what is inside)
Facts
Please explain why he was dripping blood
Its not blood it’s red kool-aid
@@royalreigel1698 what is kool aid
@@BigManBilliam it’s a drink that comes in diffrent flavors but the most popular is red
@@royalreigel1698 oh
@Luis Alarcon Salgado 1. Australia doesn’t have it 2. I do know what it is I’m just joking 3. Do you not know what grammar is you illiterate turtle
I have the full song!
There is a flower within my heart
Daisy, Daisy
Planted one day by a glancing dart
Planted by Daisy Bell
Whether she loves me or loves me not
Sometimes it's hard to tell
Yet I am longing to share the lot
Of beautiful Daisy Bell
Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do
I'm half crazy all for the love of you
It won't be a stylish marraige
I can't afford the carriage
But you'd look sweet on the seat
Of a bicycle built for two
We will go tandem as man and wife
Daisy, Daisy
Peddling our way down the road of life
I and my Daisy Bell
When the roads and we both dispise
P'licemen and lamps as well.
There are bright lights in the dazzling eyes
Of beautiful Daisy Bell.
Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do
I'm half crazy all for the love of you
It won't be a stylish marraige
I can't afford the carriage
But you'd look sweet on the seat
Of a bicycle built for two
Yea mate, it's a phonograph recording
beautiful
Daisy. Bell creepy sounds: daisy. Daisy give me your answer for you💀 I have crazy all for the lovefor you, it won’ Be a stylish Marydn I afraid the carage. but you look sweet upon a Seat off a bicycle fortwo😱. It’s that creepy?
Imagine a video from the computers perspective as it’s forgotten in an office, since it’s old and useless now, and at the end of the song they turn it off for good, leaving it in completely in the dark and alone.
Occasionally, you can hear this song ringing through the abandoned building, almost sounding hopeful. Hoping someone will hear.
Still waiting on an explanation as to why you have an undulating beef boy squirting his beef juice all up inside an IBM reel-to-reel unit computer while Daisy Bell plays in the background
guess
@@Radioart21 guess
@@Radioart21 GUESS
he probably saw the emoji movie
@@yumibebestgirl9719 please don't remind me of that atrocity...
The comments: “Person in the machine! So spooky”
Me: *Just vibing to the music*
He's just lonely miku is just not visiting her grandpa yet
"We can only hope they won't fight back"
*...*
this is terrifying.
Guys it's not creepy it's actually wholesome this was the first song to be sang by a computer hope that clears things
@@fazehamster9732 I think he meant the guy in the tape
@@thephonepersonally oh
how
*----*
Miku's grandpa became famous
For the scientists this must have been like having your first child speak its first word.
This seems...so nostalgic, but I am from Poland and I was born in the 2000's, My grandma was alive back then, but she was trapped under the USSR, she never went to America, by the 80's when My granddad went to France, those computers were useless. The way the methapores play out seems almost human, but I know it's just a machine. The song may not be scary, nor the visuals, but...
There's just this abandoned computer, laying in a basement, or a museum, rusting, it's framerate dying.
But the machine won't die, because it's not a human, it's just laying there for eternity, or scrapped, and it will do so, unless it's vaporized. The song makes it even worse, as one comment described "It's almost like something trying to be human, but it's not." And "Imagine seeing this in a abandoned office, randomly turning this song on, almost like a plea for help."
This describes it the best. I can't explain it better than that.
The meanings of the video
1: The creepy person in the 7094 represents the mainframe feelings. its alone and suffering from isolation
2: the blood represents the 7094 rusting and not being used for a long time
0:54 bro is having a seizure 💀
1961:i love this ai music!
2024: daisy daisy i will now ban you from gorilla tag
I thought IBM 7094 was the first computer to sing not human
I mean held hostage to sing
it’s just some visuals made for views.
@@lewisgamer637 nope the visuals have a meaning I think
Imagine being alone at IKEA and this song playing 💀
Hey! Dont tease the IBM 7094!
@@kitpup_13he ain't teasing tho
This should be the National Anthem of Robots when they take over Humanity.
Me as the start: "aww this isn't so bad,it's actually kinda cute"
Me at the end: "......"
It's a metaphor, the PC is the man with no skin, the bleeding is rust in which the PC is currently covered in
@@millimeter2008 *i know that*
Looks like that can inspire Arthur Clar and/or Stanly Kubrick for HAL9000 song.. IBM are just next letters for HAL.
Thanks a lot for this video!
youre welcome bud
A rubber robot made to lip sync this song in 1961 was melted down in 1993 to make condoms.
Bruh 😂
The fact is: once the ibm 7094 was made IBM accidentally put a human in it
But they didnt care
As soon aslong
The computer sang daisy bell
But the human got crushed at the end of the song
one IBM employee got fired
But the computer is old
And offstock due to injurys
The computer kept sanging daisy bell
Once it stopped singing it
The human bleeded because of the metal in the computer it could be rust or more but to still this day after the computer stopped singing a ghost named daisy09 was born and in gorilla tag if you hear daisy bell leave NOW!
So Daisy09 is in reality a guy put inside an IBM 7094, died and become a ghost that infest Gorilla Tag.
"We can only hope they won't fight back" Can you imagine Skynet singing Daisy Bell? No, Skynet would sing "it's the end of the world" from R.E.M
The hypertapes and a figure to represent the IBM's personality.
It's so unsettling. I can picture this playing as my space shuttle spins out of control burning in orbit.
“FUCKING HECK YES GENTLEMEN IT WORKS, IT SANG, MARVELOUS”
On 7/14/24, the IBM 7094 will have it's 55 year withdrawal anniversary.
Hmm,Nothings Wrong Here!
IBM 7094 walked so Vocaloids could run.
Still walking, starting to slow jog.
"But abandoned machines don't die, they will live as long as the world lives." Bro that hits fucking hard. ✋️💀
This song is kind of creepy but I’m imagining that they all smiled when they heard this because a computer sang this song.
This is cool I want a singing robot
yo what is saddam Hussain doing
Loved the 7094. Such an easy computer to program. It had Fortran 2 and FAP.
Why do I feel like I'm watching a deleted scene from teletubbies
My sibling calls this song scary.
But I've listened to songs worse than scary
And the lyrics are actually sweet!
During music class at my school last year one of my classmates played this song 🥺
its not creepy- the lyrics is just too wholesome 💕💕
Gives HAL even more meaning.
There's nothing better than vaccume tube powered computers. The sound quality beats the NES!
BETTER QUALITY: ua-cam.com/video/vlf4Nf3T4Ws/v-deo.html
WTF IS THE VISUALS FOR THIS AUDIO FFFHTFGFGHRG
self explanatory
Some times I like to think that the computer made this by itself to show how lonely it was because it wasn't being used
Amazing performance IBM 7094 👏👏👏
my mum used to sing me this song
Epic
I want to cry because it sounded so sweet
And pool of blood spilled on floor at the end
I want to live not death....
But you're the only son....that i care.
I miss you alex
Dad-1958
Daisy bell is destined to be the most cursed song of all time
No its beautiful song,the guy made that visual
It's creepy out of context, but becomes kinda wholesome once you get context.
"But abandoned machines don't die, they will live as long as the world lives" kinda eerie in a way
La musica me gusta pero me da miedo
Parece una película de terror
Si
a mi me relajo :,c
Creepy
This is excatly how i imagined a computer to sound like
This is very sad bc the man is actually a metaphor for the computer rusting alone :(
Why is he bleeding out red kool aid (ik your gonna say guess)
k
@@Radioart21 so why?
@@katzestuff guess
@@Radioart21 he rotted?
@@Radioart21 bruh just tell
Really now?
yes.
so this is why hal sings it
Uh oh, looks like William Anfton got stuck in our IBM 7094 again, let’s seal him away for 20 or so years
1:11 who the fuck is that
😨😰
I wonder if anyone kept/keeps one of these old IBM machines in working order. It wouldn't be easy, but it would worth doing just for the history of it.
open the pod bay door Hal ! I'm afraid I can't do that Dave!
日本人いる？
はい
はーい
For the people confused on why others are calling this creepy:
They are literally gorilla tag *children* who associate this song with a make believe ghost that plays "daisy" when he haunts you in game 🤡
ok
and that ghost can ban you from the game forever
When the first robot to sing is sweeter than you.
So that was the inspiration to that H.A.L.’s shutdown scene in 2001: A Space Odyssey😮😮😮
if the place was abandoned then imagine you walk into the building and click a button and start hearing this song play in the distance…
Maaan...
The footage looks like a something close to interpretation of Lemon demon "Cabinet Man" song in which someone transfered his organs to a arcade machine cabinet
This giving me shivers
Fun fact: this song was made in 1892 composed by Harry Dacre And in 1961 ibm was the first computer to sing and the vocals made from John Kelly and Carol Lockbumn