OMG the hammer piano is now and actual insanely good Virtual instrument!! You can buy it now or just look at that epic product page bit.ly/hammerklavier (I'm an engineer) Pls join Discord because yes! Will see you there! discord.gg/mattiaskrantz
Please get in contact with Nils Frahm. He is a really talented musician who has a philosophy that every piano has a song it wants to play. i'd love to see what he does with your pianos
i had no idea youtube would drop a swedish man spending thousands of dollars to make a piano play with hammers into my lap today - but here we are, and i am frankly thrilled
MATTIAS! Please start making sample libraries of all of the pianos that you experiment with! They all have such unique timbres and it would be super sick to have these sounds available. It could also be an incredibly profitable business idea if you sell the libraries!
The fact he did this mostly just for our entertainment, and could have just switched for a cheaper and easier idea, shows how much you should appreciate what he does.
My neighbor told me that when he was a kid he put brass thumbtacks on the hammers of his school's piano to get the "twang" sound to jazz up "boogie woogie" songs. He said he got into a lot trouble for it, but that it worked! He demonstrated this on his own piano at home and it gave the piano a very unique sound.
That's a rather common technique, if you play ragtime on it: instant Saloon feeling. It's known as a tack piano. By modifying the hammers you(or someone with the right tools) can also make it more mellow
I like that you go into a store and speak English. And they just speak English back, no problem. I might go into a store here in England and speak Swedish, see what happens.
This actually makes an amazing sound with the real hammers in it. It goes to show that there’s no end to creativity and many amazing things undiscovered
You're an absolute mad man. You were so concerned with whether or not you could, you never stopped to ask whether or not you should. And that lead to an instrument, I would say is not better or worse, just different. And it could use it louder types of music. This is a very Metal piano.
I'm a music teacher and I am 100% going to be sharing this with some of my classes. In fact, I'm going to start doing an 'Improbable Instruments' day where we watch videos of people taking instruments to the next level, and you bet you are going to be one of the main stars of the show. Really cool, thanks.
I recommend looking up “gordo drummer” he drums on buckets from your average hardware store and makes it sound amazing. Also the “marble machine” it’s basically a music box on steroids and it’s extremely interesting and sounds wonderful
MATTIAS, MATTIAS, MATTIAS! The hammers and piano wires are both conductors of electricity. You can create something with that principle like connecting led lights so each time the hammer strikes the piano wires they will light up. You can now also use your piano as a midi controller or map out the piano keys with just about anything. Surprise us.
I like this idea....an old-school way of making new technology come to life. Each string could be a different degree - or shade of color....in a rainbow effect or a prism effect. OR...each string could be wired to a different telegraph key and you could hammer out coded messages. For instance, if you played a Wagner piece it would mean the Nazis are coming....but if you played the Beach Boys "Good Vibrations" it would mean that California finally fell into the ocean....and on and on it goes.
POV: You're an aspiring Swedish jeweler building his tool kit. You go online to buy a hammer for your tool kit, only to learn that the Sweden is now suffering a countrywide jewelry hammer shortage.
The "curtains" are for extreme soft tone, for quiet practice so as not to disturb other people -- someone sleeping in another room, etc. I have seen several pianos with these in these in the USA, though they are not universally common. By the way, a very similar sound to your metal hammer heads is obtainable by simply putting metal thumb tacks into the felt heads. The American composer Lou Harrison wrote some pieces for thumbtack piano; no doubt there are others too. This would be lot less work, wouldn't make the key action any heavier, and is of course easily reversible.
I understand that feeling when you get obsessed with a personal project and work on it for “just an hour or two”, then you look at the clock and oh boy it’s 2am and I haven’t eaten lunch yet
The curtain is prevelant for schools and musicians playing in places with thin walls. It softens the sound and some pedals even slide over to the side to "lock" the cloth in place, so it's constantly soft
I love how honey sponsored this video and the first thing you mention is “honey doesnt work in Sweden” like you had one job. Make. Honey. Look. Good. 😂
I had a band instructor in high school in 1970 who accomplished almost the very same sound you got. Only he just put large thumbtacks on the ends of the felt hammers. Very simple. Then I also heard of some old-time honkytonks that used to hang a light chain from one end to the other across the strings so that anytime a string would vibrate, the chain would rattle and continue to rattle as long as the vibration lasted. Sounded pretty good on some Dixieland type stuff but not very good on Gospel music.
Enjoyable video as always. I take it you've heard of 'Prepared pianos' ? They've been around a long time though I think they were usually modifications you can undo quite easily
Have a whole bunch of pianists come over, and have them create a symphony with your pianos, obviously with some solos bits too, to show off their unique sound
It almost sounds halfway between a piano and harpsichord. I take my hat for you for your patience with trial and error in this video. Love from South Africa
Now call the piano technician. Tell him that your piano hammers need "voicing" and "needling". "Voicing" is the process of shaping the hammers to adjust tone quality. "Needling" is a process of "fluffing up" hammers that become compacted over time. (I'd like to thank Aaron from the Music Practice & Theory Stack Exchange website for explaining these two words).
@@jhr0007 "The actions of my piano feel strangely heavy. Maybe you could perform a regulation on it?" This one might be expensive though if he really does it.
When we were kids, my brother and I put thumbtacks on each hammer of my grandmothers piano. It sounded exactly like your metal hammers. Loved the sound, it was like how the pianos in the old western saloons sounded. After a couple of days, our grandmother made us take them off.
All the the Swedish guy needed to do is to put old fashioned push pines on the felt hammers and he would get this steel hammer sound he wanted. Total cost is twenty bucks, total time 30 min. Here is Russian engineering for you from a Russian. And i know it works because i have already done it as a child.
The amount of effort you put into this is actually INSANE. Thank you for sharing such an emotional and satisfying story about this project. It's truly 1 of a a kind.
& @mattiaskrantz What's extra interesting about him is that he's a really great musician on top of being a crazy AF engineer with a penchant for fucking up pianos. 🤣 Hahahahaha!
I swear to god that when he said that he saved nothing because honey doesn't work on Swedish websites, I thought that he was going to pull a double sponsor and say that with Nord VPN he could use honey and save his money
The soundtrack in the background makes me feel like I'm watching a Mark Robert video, but only that it's a Swedish guy instead of him. Regardless, KEEP IT UP MAN!! Love your content!
For those who like the sound, there is a thing called a 'mandolin rail', that uses the same mechanism as the silencing "curtain" shown here, but instead of a piece of felt, it's strips of cloth or leather with a little metal tab on the end that drops down between the hammer and the string to give you the same bright metallic sound as in this video, but without destroying the playing feel of the piano. :-)
It would be fascinating if you could do one (or all) of these: -replace strings with harp strings -replace strings with banjo strings -replace strings with carbon fiber
OMG the hammer piano is now and actual insanely good Virtual instrument!! You can buy it now or just look at that epic product page bit.ly/hammerklavier (I'm an engineer)
Pls join Discord because yes! Will see you there! discord.gg/mattiaskrantz
Please get in contact with Nils Frahm. He is a really talented musician who has a philosophy that every piano has a song it wants to play. i'd love to see what he does with your pianos
All the above!!
I think that a good video title and idea would be: I invited a viewer who coincidentally also happens to be a pianist to play on my modified pianos
You should totally hire a pro pianist! I’d love to see their reaction 😂
Hire a composer to compose a piece specifically for that instrument (and then a musician to perform it).
i had no idea youtube would drop a swedish man spending thousands of dollars to make a piano play with hammers into my lap today - but here we are, and i am frankly thrilled
And at 3am GMT too!
Agreed
Not swedish its Norwegian
@@Untitled_Freak no it's swedish i speak it
Respect
:)
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FIRST
This going into a new vid?!
Got a feeling he hunter for vid clips and got here 👀 hopefully it's in the new vid
Put this in a vid!
O M G
"I have a lot of nails" 10 minutes later and my husband is still making incomprehensible noises and wiggling back and forth, you broke him Mattias!
Hahahah I love him😂😂
exacly what i did
Need a hammer?
oh my god i made that exact suggestion on the poll i swear but i didnt get any likes or anything
These pianos need to be put in a museum as art pieces anyone can play.
I hope, later in life, you have enough weird pianos to open a weird piano museum. I would go.
(Holy shit 10k likes??)
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O m g yes!!! (Pls join Discord love you)
Same
Great Idea bro..
Same
MATTIAS! Please start making sample libraries of all of the pianos that you experiment with! They all have such unique timbres and it would be super sick to have these sounds available. It could also be an incredibly profitable business idea if you sell the libraries!
You can actually obtained those library for free on his website
That would be so cool!
still pending for him to upload the hammer version 😂
@@pinkcatto1296 Can't find such a website, would you mind commenting the website adress?
Thank you! Yes I signed a contract with a company that makes VST’s. It’s gonna be hawt and cool but takes time!😄
The "curtains" are what activate with the practice pedal, that muffles it so you don't annoy everyone when you practice over and over
Nice profile picture😁
Yup I had no idea that existed before but it’s smart af. (Pls join Discord love you)
I did not know that even though I don’t play any instruments but I do have great ideas and like the educational entertainment.
First seen on Japanese pianos I believe because of the paper thin walls...
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Your determination to finish this project despite ALL those setbacks is inspiring af! 🤯
*Watching a Swedish man make a piano with actual hammers fills you with DETERMINATION
The fact he did this mostly just for our entertainment, and could have just switched for a cheaper and easier idea, shows how much you should appreciate what he does.
Don't tell me what to think
@@jlslreyn I think I'm going to tell you what I think m8
The most Perfect life lesson i've ever seen under a video
My neighbor told me that when he was a kid he put brass thumbtacks on the hammers of his school's piano to get the "twang" sound to jazz up "boogie woogie" songs. He said he got into a lot trouble for it, but that it worked! He demonstrated this on his own piano at home and it gave the piano a very unique sound.
That's a rather common technique, if you play ragtime on it: instant Saloon feeling. It's known as a tack piano. By modifying the hammers you(or someone with the right tools) can also make it more mellow
Honky-tonk pianos. Dad had one like that.
Ohh Ok
Cool
I like that you go into a store and speak English. And they just speak English back, no problem. I might go into a store here in England and speak Swedish, see what happens.
This actually makes an amazing sound with the real hammers in it. It goes to show that there’s no end to creativity and many amazing things undiscovered
5:06 This guy just said what he was doing, made a joke about math problems, did a sponsor spot, AND dissed on that sponsor all at the same time.
Legend
and STILL got money 😎
"Do you have 87 more hammers? I have a lot of nails"
So good.
Hahaha the delay on the sales clerk too like he genuinely considered what I said (See you on Discord?
My dad: Finally, a worthy opponent. Our fight will be legendary!
It honestly sounds like he's speaking in code.
what was happing to you
O.o
2:29 That in the backround SCARED ME!!
Me too 😅
@@ILoveMath_Cats_Codingwhat did?
I like how even though he had many setbacks, he didn't give up. He kept on trying. Honestly, that's amazing.
It would be fun to call an actual professional pianist and make him play something like Listz or Chopin on those weird pianos
Or play hammerklavier on the hammer piano
I will hahaha
(See you on Discord?
Dein0Mite?
@@Mattiaskrantz sure bro
Pianists: this is piano abuse.
Engineers: this is genius.
I'm both and honestly I'm equally appalled and fascinated 😂😂
as neither of those, i can safely say this is what i think the reactions would be
I learned that some musicians of the early 20th century put stuff such as bolts and screws to their pianos to create new sounds.
Sooo does that make him a piangineer...or maybe an enginianist ..lol
mmm
true
You're an absolute mad man. You were so concerned with whether or not you could, you never stopped to ask whether or not you should. And that lead to an instrument, I would say is not better or worse, just different. And it could use it louder types of music. This is a very Metal piano.
Imagine playing like this for a month then going back to a normal piano and being able to play super fast, Rock Lee style.
Rahhhh this is Big Brain🐦🐤
You should watch Piano no Mori
going from a heavy piano to a light one completely ruins my muscle memory, it doesn't work like Rock Lee sadly.
This might happen to me if I ever get an actual piano, the electric one I have has super heavy keys
Have you watch Naruto or something
Mattias has outdone himself on this project, he's clearly an engineer, and has cemented himself in the engineering hall of fame. (I'm an engineer)
Ooh you are the top comment engineer! (Pls join Discord love you)
@@Mattiaskrantz if only I had discord, engineer😭
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@@TylerMiller04 just install it, engineer
I'm a music teacher and I am 100% going to be sharing this with some of my classes. In fact, I'm going to start doing an 'Improbable Instruments' day where we watch videos of people taking instruments to the next level, and you bet you are going to be one of the main stars of the show. Really cool, thanks.
Have you ever seen the video of the guy who made a piano our of popsicle sticks?
I recommend looking up “gordo drummer” he drums on buckets from your average hardware store and makes it sound amazing. Also the “marble machine” it’s basically a music box on steroids and it’s extremely interesting and sounds wonderful
Don't forget the marble machine in that case!
@@kaitlint3987 I hadn't until now! Thanks.
16:13 the disappointment in his face and in a few seconds the relief on his face 😭 😭
Mattias: "If you understand what I mean...?"
Piano dealer: "No, but I've gotten used to that from you so I'm really not going to question it."
MATTIAS, MATTIAS, MATTIAS!
The hammers and piano wires are both conductors of electricity. You can create something with that principle like connecting led lights so each time the hammer strikes the piano wires they will light up. You can now also use your piano as a midi controller or map out the piano keys with just about anything. Surprise us.
Genius!
I think u should find a way to tell him, maybe discord.
I like this idea....an old-school way of making new technology come to life. Each string could be a different degree - or shade of color....in a rainbow effect or a prism effect. OR...each string could be wired to a different telegraph key and you could hammer out coded messages. For instance, if you played a Wagner piece it would mean the Nazis are coming....but if you played the Beach Boys "Good Vibrations" it would mean that California finally fell into the ocean....and on and on it goes.
But he painted.them already
Very shitty midi controller because there's no velocity information
Piano controller
POV: You're an aspiring Swedish jeweler building his tool kit. You go online to buy a hammer for your tool kit, only to learn that the Sweden is now suffering a countrywide jewelry hammer shortage.
Crap my hammer broke... Well time to order a new one....
Errrr... What... All sold out !?!
You're saying it wrong! Is yewelry!
It sounds gorgeous. I very much admire your commitment and hard work.
The "curtain" is called a practice pedal. It's so you can play the piano without waking people up
#digitalpianolife
Cool
Pretty useless when you put a hammer in the piano
Ooooh, clever
@@benni8928 Might help the strings not snap over time, since he is hitting them with a wedge shape
this man single handedly raised the market price of tiny hammers by 350%
No wonder why Thor has to "call" his weapon: this youngster always steals it for his evil pianorpuses!
LOL!
And he did the same with tuning forks
@@thatelectropig8678 yes.
Him buying pianos is the musical equivalent of,” so I booked a flight to Japan.”
Exactly
“in search of answers”
Yesssss nick robinson
Yes
I still haven't changed my profile picture from the Nick Robinson video
My drumsticks are also made with carbon fiber and its really nice material ive used those sticks for over 10 years now
This is a movie itself, it has a storyline, plot twist, sad moments, happy moment, intense moments.. wow
i thought the exact same too
theres a movie in China called the piano in a factory is about an actual steel piano cus the father can’t afford one for his daughter
Mattias drinking vodka from a wine glass, while staring at a pile of hammers is a whole mood.
Very black metal...
Same vibe as Matthias from Hi5 drinking vodka from a clear water flask and staring at a pile of keys...
He was getting hammered
What a nice bench...
"First time tuning a piano with piano strings" Now thats some achievement
Hahaha😅😅😅(See you on Discord?
@@Mattiaskrantzyou have a discord?
The "curtains" are for extreme soft tone, for quiet practice so as not to disturb other people -- someone sleeping in another room, etc. I have seen several pianos with these in these in the USA, though they are not universally common.
By the way, a very similar sound to your metal hammer heads is obtainable by simply putting metal thumb tacks into the felt heads. The American composer Lou Harrison wrote some pieces for thumbtack piano; no doubt there are others too. This would be lot less work, wouldn't make the key action any heavier, and is of course easily reversible.
I understand that feeling when you get obsessed with a personal project and work on it for “just an hour or two”, then you look at the clock and oh boy it’s 2am and I haven’t eaten lunch yet
Make a sample pack!
Yes please
agreed. its a cool sound and id love a chance to utilize it
That would be so cool!!!
and then send it to pianobook
You can already achieve an EXTREMELY similar sound by using the "FL Plucked!" VST and cranking up the "Color" knob.
"I have become the guy in the math problems..."
Ladies and gentlemen, he has ascended.
Lol but srsly why do people in math problems have so many things in that large of quantities
Quarantine
With gorb
As an engineer of 40 plus years and a lover of mad , off the wall ideas, this hit the spot. A unique sound to make Beethoven get up and dance.
who knew watching a man put hammers on a piano could be so damn emotional
It was so sad when the hammers snapped but the ending was amazing it was like watching UP all over again
_Metal_ hammers, that is....
Yes very very emotional of hammers
Dude, I felt physical pain watching this video. Insane perseverance though. I'm happy you stuck out to the end.
Imagine making it!😅😅Haaave you heard about my Discord? See you there plss
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The curtain is prevelant for schools and musicians playing in places with thin walls. It softens the sound and some pedals even slide over to the side to "lock" the cloth in place, so it's constantly soft
It sounds really great! Great job!
"Hey I need 88 hammers please"
Employee: "It's you...the one from all the math problems in grade school! Damn you and your 382 watermelons!"
lol
"It's you...the one from all the math problems in grade school! Damn you and your 10x10^23 hot dogs!!"
@@adamuhaddadi5332 lol again 🤣
@@EnchantedOpper just as a side note: 10x10^23 is 1000000000000000000000000 :)
Heyyyyyy
I love how honey sponsored this video and the first thing you mention is “honey doesnt work in Sweden” like you had one job. Make. Honey. Look. Good. 😂
Hahaha
I think honesty is better in the long run with sponsors👍
@@Mattiaskrantz inspirational
@@Mattiaskrantz absolutely! Finally a youtuber who cares.
@@aidanmcelroy8207 love uuu
The amount of time he spent on this is kinda admirable, I probably would've broken that piano out of spite and annoyance.
As a pianist, I would die inside if I had to witness that
@@lepepperoni3369 bro, the amount of money too
People rich enough can't hesitate to break that you know
Dude didn't even think to test the piano hammers. Fucking stupid after wasting that much time.
Spite, like a fucking child. Reflect on your life.
8:22 it just got sloppier and sloppier😭😭😭😭 I laughed so hard I started crying 😭😭😭💀💀💀💀
He did it, the mad lad he did it. We have found the guy in the math problems.
Underrated
It looks like honey is sponsoring them
15:31 That one un-painted hammer is killing me XD
Used to distinguish middle C I believe
LOL!
when I saw it, I was like, "Yo, you missed one..." then I thought the latter that it was probably stuck there. LOL!
Middle c.
Ooh middle c
I was trying so hard not to laugh at any point, but then he went “you what what I’ve realized, I’m the guy in math problems.”
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@@shortmemeguy248 nice
And 15:12 lol
vsauce moment
Same! I laughed SO, SO LOUDLY 🤣
Swedish Mark Rober be like
my dad is a retired piano tuner , i can tell you made him cry...
I didn’t know he thought the results were that beautiful🤝
@@Mattiaskrantz oh well I consider your work like a piece of art. Some may like it and some do not, but either way interesting to watch.
Plot twist: He cried of anger
@@kiq4767 that’s not a plot twist that was the original joke (it was supposed to be more of a sadness thing tho)
@@quincius8638 anguish is probably the word your looking for
Mark rober music. A man with true taste :)
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This is exactly what I was thinking
exactly what I thought
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Oooh The Chicken Slapper!
Wow !! The amount of hardwork !
ye
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And heardwear
I had a band instructor in high school in 1970 who accomplished almost the very same sound you got. Only he just put large thumbtacks on the ends of the felt hammers. Very simple. Then I also heard of some old-time honkytonks that used to hang a light chain from one end to the other across the strings so that anytime a string would vibrate, the chain would rattle and continue to rattle as long as the vibration lasted. Sounded pretty good on some Dixieland type stuff but not very good on Gospel music.
this guy deserves more than a million views for how much effort he put in just to make this video.
In like 5 years I bet the TH-cam algorithm will probably make that work all too well
"He put real hammers on a piano? But that's impossible to wor-"
"Shut up, he's an engineer."
Yes! Mark Robber is jelous now! (I’m an engineer)
(Pls join Discord love you)
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But he's not an engineer (hes totally an engineer)
@@Mattiaskrantz 😂mark rober
The "curtain" is actually the felt of the practice pedal, it's so you can practice without being loud for everyone around
It’s called the Celeste rail
Right but he loves piano and seems to know nothing about it and is an engineer. I want to know that education system.
Loud/soft pedals operate the 'curtain' 🙂
@@carolilseanne2175 only the middle pedal lowers the Celeste curtain
Enjoyable video as always.
I take it you've heard of 'Prepared pianos' ? They've been around a long time though I think they were usually modifications you can undo quite easily
I like to think this is how pianos were invented - someone just smashed a harp with a hammer, and thought it sounded good.
Smashing a harp with a hammer is called a Dulcimer. Lol
It was actually invented when someone tried to make a harpsichord with varied dynamics by using hammers in case anyone was wondering
@@Charlie-jh3ux who tf asked
@@austinworkman9967 Technically the original commenter.
@@austinworkman9967 Your insecurity is showing
Have a whole bunch of pianists come over, and have them create a symphony with your pianos, obviously with some solos bits too, to show off their unique sound
Yes do this
• Hire a pro pianist without telling him about this.
DO THIS!!
Yessss This HAS to happen.
Nice idea
It almost sounds halfway between a piano and harpsichord. I take my hat for you for your patience with trial and error in this video.
Love from South Africa
i was looking for someone else who thought this actually :) totally sounds like a compromise between the two
The dedication level of mattias is very impressive
He is really trying hard to entertain us.We love you mattias.
Thank you Rishad!!🤝❤️❤️(see you on Discord?
Love u bro
Love you bro
Fast forward to an auction in 2200: “this is an original Krantz from 2021...”
I would buy it in a heartbeat but I think I will make my own if I ever come across a free piano.
You know, Krantz & Son's could be an actual piano brand.
Now call the piano technician. Tell him that your piano hammers need "voicing" and "needling".
"Voicing" is the process of shaping the hammers to adjust tone quality.
"Needling" is a process of "fluffing up" hammers that become compacted over time.
(I'd like to thank Aaron from the Music Practice & Theory Stack Exchange website for explaining these two words).
LOL! ... and adjust the weight of the keys
@@jhr0007 "The actions of my piano feel strangely heavy. Maybe you could perform a regulation on it?" This one might be expensive though if he really does it.
When we were kids, my brother and I put thumbtacks on each hammer of my grandmothers piano. It sounded exactly like your metal hammers. Loved the sound, it was like how the pianos in the old western saloons sounded. After a couple of days, our grandmother made us take them off.
The intervals between his uploads are just him pure suffering
can we just appreciate how much effort he puts into these videos
Maybe
Thank you!!❤️(see you on Discord?
I want to tear up seeing the amount he paid... 🥲 Now he have a new subscriber and imma share your work 💪🏼
I love how he didnt SCREW it up but rather NAILED this experiment.
“I know what you’re all thinking-“
You should get rid of some of your pianos
“I need another piano”
_No-_
Has a bright sound reminiscent of a harpsichord. This should be a voice on an electronic keyboard.
Surprise, already happened
too many big words, but yes hammer piano make good sound
Harpsichord was my first thought also.
Clavicordio
All the the Swedish guy needed to do is to put old fashioned push pines on the felt hammers and he would get this steel hammer sound he wanted. Total cost is twenty bucks, total time 30 min. Here is Russian engineering for you from a Russian. And i know it works because i have already done it as a child.
It feels like i was watching markrober's video
The music
Fr don’t it
yeaahhh the same music haha
Swedish markrober
Yes
can we just appreciate the fact that he put so much effort and time and money just for this video?
yes
no. its useless
@@taftarat he just made it for entertainment bruh, and it did entertain me at least
@@taftarat It can entertain people and show whats possible
bro turned piano into harpsichord
Sounds more like a super hammered Tack piano
yeah he should've played bach or smth 😭
The amount of effort you put into this is actually INSANE. Thank you for sharing such an emotional and satisfying story about this project. It's truly 1 of a a kind.
HIRE A PRO PIANIST WITHOUT TELLING HIM ABOUT THE HAMMERS XDD This is going to kill me haha
Lol not bad idea
YES
HAHAHAHA!!! I'm had to get to laugh. I would pay
in the next video we can see Mattias build a concert piano from scratch . Seriously your dedication to a meme is amazing
I will use paint to make the sketch! Thank you!(Pls join Discord love you)
@@Mattiaskrantz i did join the discord
Would this me Michael Reeves, he should build a piano that tazers you when you play it.
damn bro, the audio jungle tag hits hard 6:24
This guy is a legend he literally never quit what a legend
& @mattiaskrantz What's extra interesting about him is that he's a really great musician on top of being a crazy AF engineer with a penchant for fucking up pianos. 🤣 Hahahahaha!
@@infledermaus lol
Mattias: Piano strings produce sound by getting hit by 88 slappers
Davie604: *O-M-G. MINDBLOWN. EPICO. APPROVED*
hahahaha i also thought of Davie ^^
Oh I never knew there is this guy called *"Davie604"*
Slap like naw 😂
I love that you suffered so much for this video that almost no one could actually dislike it without feeling like a monster
It had 1000 | 0 ratio that was kinda epic🤝☺️ (see you on Discord?
As of right now, 22 people are monsters.
Honestly the sound of this is a beautiful instrument.
Holy sh-!! It actually sounds like a harpsichord, but a bit deeper & warmer.
Exactly what I was thinking
Is the girl's name Somi in your pfp?
@@bluestone5544 looks like Miyawaki Sakura
@@JeremiahFernandez oh yeah! She does look like sakura, but she looks like Somi too
Oops I commented this before I saw your comment-
Is it just me or is the hammers hitting the string in such harmony so... beautiful?
Check out harpsichords for hammered dulcimers
I swear to god that when he said that he saved nothing because honey doesn't work on Swedish websites, I thought that he was going to pull a double sponsor and say that with Nord VPN he could use honey and save his money
The soundtrack in the background makes me feel like I'm watching a Mark Robert video, but only that it's a Swedish guy instead of him. Regardless, KEEP IT UP MAN!! Love your content!
* Can afford a piano, a hundred hammers and a lifetime supply of pipes *
* Cannot pay for an audiojungle track *
He is the joeseph joestar in real life
6:26 morgz
Edit:usually at beginning
10:23
Edit:usually towards the end
& 10:44 mark rober
Same Edit:usually in middle
AAAA EEE OOO
14:21 back to mark rober
This man owns 80 pianos and somehow never saw a piano with a mute. I love it
lmaooo
Hey if he had 88 pianos then each one could have only one working note
For those who like the sound, there is a thing called a 'mandolin rail', that uses the same mechanism as the silencing "curtain" shown here, but instead of a piece of felt, it's strips of cloth or leather with a little metal tab on the end that drops down between the hammer and the string to give you the same bright metallic sound as in this video, but without destroying the playing feel of the piano. :-)
But they don’t make the hammers weight 10x hehe😉Nice tip sir!
15:30 the only hammer who survived the painting process😂
*No one:*
*Matthias Krantz:* Have you ever wonder what a piano would sound like with actual hammers?
*Me:* No but now I do.
This video is unintentionally hilarious. It’s basically just watching Matthias descend into madness
Well unconventional is maddening by all means yes ideas are crazy
Oh my I hope the guy won’t mind and noticed the name. *this piano is a SoundSmith*
Man, you hit the nail on the head with this one
Hahaha oh god
Hey Casey are you on my Discord btw?
@@Mattiaskrantz Unfortunately I'm not, as I don't have discord
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drum-Piano next
Bro actually, what is this song?!?!?! It's driving me CRAZY!
The piano enthusiasts who put this in a museum a few hundred years from now are gunna go “this man is a genius psychopath”
Crazy... missing up the piano like that/?
Mostly psychopath
Can we just appreciate how much work he actually put into this video???
It would be fascinating if you could do one (or all) of these:
-replace strings with harp strings
-replace strings with banjo strings
-replace strings with carbon fiber
Yeah, this is unique opportunity to combine metal hammers with different strings.
wouldn't that just make a harpsichord if he added harp strings (this is a joke)
I'm happy that you managed to navigate your maniacal energy into making those videos instead of killing people in a forest