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10:58 PvZ2 music

4:23 Oh boy, this infinitely expressive keyboard sure is infinitely hard to justify buying. 4:29 FR. When I was a teen, I had a desk I kept banging my knees against as a particularly bad stim, simply cause it had drawers... don't worry, my knees are fine now! But god it was terrible being cramped like that back then. 6:53 HAh open hardware! I'd love to have that! Just like how that dude GNU provides, well, you know it and I know it, cause that image is a nod in that direction and the irony...

Richard Stallman is a cancer in FSF.

The Lemon Master: That is not what Stallman said about free software! Free software can be payed or $0.00 moneywise. What he ment by free is you should be able to do anything you want with it once you own it. 6:30

It's about time i switch to linux

the thing is, the tools are there. you cant free what doesn't want to be free. Its probably the same reason people opt to spend 4-10x as much money buying a house than building one.

So many errors in this, that it is not even funny.

why would you choose this cringe as voice modulator for voicing stallman? your own voice not good enough?

The Hammond Novachord was invented in 1939 as well. It is considered the world's first commercial polyphonic synthesizer. It contained 163 vacuum tubes and 72 keys.

RMS was sounding the alarm on many of the nefarious corporate practices replete in today's technological ecosystem. Perhaps if he'd been listened to we wouldn't have some of the problems we face today.

That awful deep voice you chose for RMS ruins all of his sociable, awkward character.

Richard Stallman failed because it is impossible to take anyone who picks his feat and eats it on stage seriously.

7:50 Helensky???

17:30 Bob Marley lives on in Richard Stallman.

I think you should credit people's content when you use it. I recognize that Ben Eater clip. I know its a short demonstrative clip, but it seems wrong not to at least have the channel linked in the description.

The image shown while talking about Linux license was of GPLv3. This is incorrect, he used a different license at first, then the GPLv2 and flatly refuses moving the linux kernel to GPLv3 due to its ridiculous licensing requirements.

“Software wants to be free”

I love how Kompass was synchronized with video at 15:18 lol

+10 to gigachadness for including the Free Software Song at the end of the video 😎

OP what is the song starting at 12:54? Amazing video thank you!!

Great story! Was first introduced to synth work by listening to Keith Emerson’s ELP albums. While never playing, I’ve loved the sounds synthesizers can produce. My favorite example is Keith’s keyboard work on the live version of AquaTarkus on the Welcome Back album. Other works by Rick Wakeman, John Tout (Renaissance) and Larry Fast are also favorites. Thank You for giving me an education on the Ondioline, I had never heard of it but found your TH-cam post fascinating. Interesting to learn the basis of all the synthesizer instruments that are commonly used today. Of course Bob Moog’s work will always be special to me from Keith’s use. Thanks Again! 👍🏻❤️😎

Shame software today is locked to high hell…

Great video!

I remember seeing someone play an ondioline on the Captain Kangaroo show in the late 50s - early 60s when I was a kid, Not sure who it was, he was on at least twice. I was totally fascinated and never forgot it, but it was only a few years ago when I saw it again on TH-cam. Wondering if Sun Ra ever played one, saw him play a clavoline, I know it's different but don't know how. Seems like something he might have played, though. I think someone who built replicas of an ondioline today could make a lot of money.

Free as in Photoshop doesn't work

I don't think it's even viable for EVERY single piece of software to be free, even with specific licenses and whatnot. People need to make money, we would not have most videogames if they didn't make money to justify making them. Licenses would help, maybe, but what if you don't have the money to hire lawyers to defend it? I make a cool new idea, make the source available to the public but with a license that doesn't allow commercial usage, what's stopping a couple people from doing it regardless? My wallet certainly isn't.

What is the name of that tune playing right at the end? And who is performing it again? It's beautiful 🙂

A great video! More something like this!

Why is the Roli Seaboard an overpriced monstrosity?

Amazing! So glad this was recommended

I've heard of. You earned a block.

Man, this track rocks! 💥

The first MPE keyboard.

Try the Expressive E Osmose - all the keys are wigglers - run it through a chase bliss pedal and that's all you need. and considering what it does, it's cheap.

i can actually hear blockhead's the music scene on my head everytime you show the video clip.

Open hardware is a real thing btw

What i feel like people like Stallman or Torvalds brought wasn't a change but rather balance which i will be forever grateful.

That poor lad did the worst mistake you can do, buy a vintage valve based instrument and connecting it to mains without cleaning it up inside and measuring everything is ok! The restorer of the Hammond Novachord said it’d caused a major fire had he done that without spending months of fixing it up.

The original Hammond Organ was Designed and built by the ex-watchmaker Laurens Hammond and John M Hanert in April 1935.

Ti me waste.

👌👌👌

It was used in the film score for Spartacus.

Thank you for emphasizing that it isn't a synthesizer :)

C418 music at the beginning tho at 14:36 too

We need more banjos with synthesizers

Thanks very much for sharing!

Thanks! Good basic into to something I knew mostly as a name only.

Made famous (to me !) in 1968 / 1969...played by Al Kooper, on the Mike Bloomfield / Al Kooper 'Super Session' album (1968), and 'Live Adventures of' (1969). Those albums sold very well too!

The FCK, get your audio levels right 🤮