No one clapped because if you see it carefully the instruments are all fake, its all either plastic or polyester. Everything is just moving and shooting balls, there's nothing cool about it. They literally just took the sound and played it while the machine did that. That's why no one clapped because people noticed also some defects like balls not hitting the right notes and literally making the sound without hitting it.
I just noticed that very early on, one of the balls (the seventh one launched) completely misses, but the note still plays. I think that means that the music track plays no matter what, and the ball launchers do their best to create the illusion that the impact is what's playing the music. Like, this is still absolutely bonkers in how cool it is that all the parts move and the balls launch in the right directions, but seeing that there's some trickery involved still kind of bummed me out.
Anoing im aware but thought pablo was saying that the 7th ball in the original animusic video misses as well, but i realize now that he was talking about how in both instances the music is played independently of the animation
yeah, if this was recorded in 2012 that could be a 3ds, He was likely hyped about being able to record 3d video, seems ideal for this even if the res sucks.
Casual Graphman it's because they're using pneumatics to control it. pneumatics are the most efficient way to control all of this. I've thought about other ways of controlling all of this but pneumatics is the most logical and least messy when something breaks. they could have used hydraulics but that gets really messy when something breaks and it would have required even more wires and tubes than are required with this
Casual Graphman They certainly could have, with more time. 90 days from concept to roll out. Give them another 90 and I'm sure they could have silenced the pneumatics.
+Brandon Taitano they easily could have silenced the pneumatics. they just didn't prioritize that because making the machine functional and making sure the aiming mechanisms were accurate were prioritized over the noise of the pneumatics. if you think about it, the did actually prioritize the pneumatics a little. I didn't hear a compressor running the entire time the song was playing. they decided to either hide the compressor or hid a giant container with all the air in it
honestly the mechanical clicking of the balls being shot for me adds another layer of instrumentation and i like to think of it as that, it adds a little something extra and i like it
If anything is impossible, it’s not. It’s very difficult to achieve kind of stuff like this, but it’s still not impossible. If you can do it, anything is possible.
***** once you've seen the original concept played out the animations where pretty good for the time that was a real achievement, repeating it was a waste of time and money of course this is my own opinion I don't expect or indeed want or need everyone to agree with me, hardly think I deserve a slap for having a different opinion, dont get me wrong the people who did this are smart people, so smart one would think they could invent a bumper for a car that wouldn't fall off from simply just driving your car, yet that's just what happened :(
+Scouse Wayne I agree with you. This project obviously cost a lot of money. They could have spent a little more to get better speakers. And figure out a quite way to distribute the marbles.
No. No I would not feel stupid from clapping for people behind the scene and for the rigorous work that went to create such a machine. At the very least I would have cheered. Please learn to look beyond the surface of things.
@Lennart Weber *machine* first of all Grammar and, This is a major breakthrough! We used to think this was IMPOSSIBLE to be done, and boy were we proved wrong.
@@mrtuvok5578 Yeah, apparently there is a total of 7 Atom-powered computers, but that includes the ones that run digital signage and touch-enabled interactive display of the stand at the expo. There is probably enough processing power in a single 2011 generation Atom to run the whole gig with 36 ball cannons and a total of 250 interconnects, they just played it safe and split the operation in parts.
@@maximvoronin1569 Then someone needs to create a version on ryzen using acoustic strings and real bells and such, if an atom can handle a simplified version, why don't we fully recreate the animation?
The process I was most impressed by in the original - and most curious to see replicated - was the bearing/funnel retrieval system. Watching this, I felt it tragically yet necessarily confirmed that you couldn’t actually design with that accuracy in real life - and then I saw Wintergaten’s 50,000 marble machine video. Faith and awe in humanity restored.
This might actually be a good idea. Use Intel's resources to help Wintergatan make some kind of super awesome music-box device. I'd probably pee myself.
The marble machine came out in 2016 and this came 5 years earlier. I don’t see a connection about these machines besides music is being played with marbles and stuff like that. And Wintergatan prefers wood and moving gears on the machine. This on the other hand uses processors, midi and other computer controlled systems.
I think it’s because it’s just shooting balls at lighting up plastic and it’s just playing a HQ sound file. It felt really lazy like damn 30 days you can’t take back.
2:37 Watch at 0.5 speed and focus on the rotating element at the back, you can see that many of the balls thrown at the instrument don't actually hit the intended instrument yet it lights up and the sound is played. The audio is was not generated live by the display; perhaps this was more obvious in person.
Sorry, I don't believe it was fake unless you are referring to the use of music synthesizers to make the sounds rather than using actual pieces of euphonic metal. I don't work for Intel. I stood there and shot the video at Design West. I agree that Intel's processors might be overpowered for this application but that's true in a lot of industrial applications where an embedded X86 processor is used for it's wide tool availability. I found this display to be very creative and fun.
canal simple sin nombre random chanel : "Intel Atom is the brand name for a line of ultra-low-voltage IA-32 and x86-64 microprocessors by Intel Corporation."
Basically, it's powered by a netbook. Actually, today's cheap garbage tablets for $30 at Fry's are powered by an Atom processor. Ultra low power and can be stuck in anything. Runs all common PC software.
I honestly don't think there was any attempt to catch them. I understand why, but that might have some influence on the lack of applause. I still give an A for effort. Assembled in
Look Guys, it was made in 90 days 11 years later than the cgi.. this is mechanical.. say what you want but these guys showed that with a little money and some spit and polish, that it is possible..
+Laughing Soul +Alamtaro Kainkavan "little money" as in this little pet project to demonstrate the platform... The entire point was that little efford and money is needed to program a precise and quick controller. Intel didn't do this for fun, it's to sell their product. The platform's sole purpose is to make this cheap and easy, the cost of developing the platform is irrelevant when talking about this project. "Oh my god."
@@quantuman100 Don't patronize me, it should be obvious that terms like "little money" is relative to the wealth of the one who provides the funds. Did you think that I was under the impression that this is a $50 project or something?
lol they like actually spend the billions of dollars and discover a new material that acts like heavy light and they recreate the song and still, no one claps.
Like Harmonic Voltage, there aren't things like that that actually make the sounds of Heavy Light. But if there were, Harmonic Voltage gets my vote for what to build next. If you haven't seen it, you really should. th-cam.com/video/rGCTLJDoMGw/w-d-xo.html Music is a language all its own, and what that song says is almost unbearably inspiring (for me.) It gives me chills, so I try not to listen to it so I can still get the chills when I need them.
years ago when I saw this as an eight-year-old child, I thought this kind of technology would never be reached and I would never be able to see this in real life. But thanks to advancements in technology, my literal childhood has been created into something real and I thank Intel for that. I really do. I thought that this would never be able to be recreated on a real-life scale.
i don't think anyone in these comments realizes it's a pre recorded audio. the marbles aren't actually making the music it's just a visualization. you can even see a marble miss near the beginning and the note still being played
At first I thought this mimicked the video to perfection, then I noticed that it's all an illusion. The music starts at 1:14. At 1:23 you can see that the pebble meant for the 3 chord completely missed and went over the target across the set. At 1:30 we see it again...and at 1:33 two of them fail...at 1:37 the second set of chords begins its sequence and you can clearly see some of the ball missing completely. It's a cool concept, don't get me wrong, and at first glance it does its purpose: sell the processor. However, it's understandable if you're let down because it doesn't have the precision as in the animation.
Back in the 2000s, when I was in elementary school, my first choir teacher would play Animusic for us. Pipe Dream was a popular request. And now it's real. He live in Europe now, I hope he's seen this. The nostalgia is strong with this one.
The demo is an elaborate, choreographed pantomime. The balls aren't playing the sound nor are they causing the lights to flash. They just appear to be. The timing is so good that you only notice the lack of sync when the number of balls in the air gets quite large. It's a great illusion though, isn't it?
You really should check out Wintergatan then. It's a fully mechanical machine, and does NOT need a CPU to control anything. th-cam.com/video/IvUU8joBb1Q/w-d-xo.html
Fun fact.... the animusic pipe dream demo was packaged on the driver disk for a video card I bought in the early 2000's. An ATI Radeon card, which a few years later was bought by AMD. The irony intel would build this is not lost, atleast for some of us old dorks.
ellis morrisom 90 days - but how many people worked on it? Not just a single multi-talented sausage, I'm sure. T-rex was extinct 65,000,000 million years ago. So if they had like 72,0000 people working on it per day for 90 days in that kind of scenario, then at only that point, you'd be dooomed to extinction.Just get an uber and chill.
WOW !!! INTEL !! AMAZING !! 6 year ago when i see "pipe dream" animation version, i think how to make it real.. and yeah.. INTEL can do it.. proud of you intel .. you are amazing
Single word, WOW !, mechatronics, controls and precision, all happens perfectly ...and the people around have no idea whats is happening. Non of them clap.
If we can make such a magical machine digitally, reproduce it tangibly, why can't we achieve global security, happiness and peace among all creates big and small? I literally cried while I shared this with some friends. Thank you Animusic and Intel for the sheer beauty of your respective projects. Thank you.
silvia ie right? Except for the two guys on the right, no one even cracked a smile. Some people are just very hard to impress. like Blueshirt chewing his gum and not caring enough to take a picture.
This is a great example of what can be done with unlimited funding. Making possible what I thought was impossible, in only 90 days... wow!! Yes, quite some marbles shoot high in the air and miss, so this machine is just a visualisation of the track, but remember that’s no different from the CGI version! Would love to see a designer video on this.
we would like the thank the audience for their appreciation for those who worked to make this available for you to enjoy both the music and the work that went into making it................... thank you.................. not one clap.
What an amazing machine.unreal.hats off to the developer.this is my favorite song.i just played it on TH-cam for my sick mouse.to actually see that in action is incredible.how far we have come tech wise.fantastic video.
The people in this comment section asking, "why did no one clap" have obviously never been to a tech convention before. Nobody ever claps. They just ask themselves, "how can I outdo this?"
FullFledged2010 but it will look cool,now even the ball hit the plate and send signal to emit sound,u dont know if the ball actually hit the plate or is it programed to emit sound because of the delay
+Andy Yip You know, the original animation featured steel balls (which looked like bearing balls) which would've had a great enough moment and energy to make it reasonably loud. However those would have had to be shot with a much greater energy, which wouldn't have allowed for letting people that close. I mean just imagine a single 5 cm steel ball going astray....
Remember guys, "Pipe Dream" is what inspired the Wintergaten Marble Machine.
what’s that?
@@mint8648 oh get ready for the rabbit hole. Check out the wintergaten channel!
@@peacelove6356 ok
@@mint8648 the most beautiful combination of engineering and music I've seen in my life
So you're here for that too jajaja, nice
No clap
- The machine will remember your choice.
No one clapped because if you see it carefully the instruments are all fake, its all either plastic or polyester. Everything is just moving and shooting balls, there's nothing cool about it. They literally just took the sound and played it while the machine did that. That's why no one clapped because people noticed also some defects like balls not hitting the right notes and literally making the sound without hitting it.
Oh. I didn't. I didn't realize that
ハビエルヘクター read the desc
SeriousFox I hope it does
LOL RIP
Even though it is obviously pre-recorded, it is still amazing to see the animation that defined my grade school music class come to life!
I just noticed that very early on, one of the balls (the seventh one launched) completely misses, but the note still plays. I think that means that the music track plays no matter what, and the ball launchers do their best to create the illusion that the impact is what's playing the music.
Like, this is still absolutely bonkers in how cool it is that all the parts move and the balls launch in the right directions, but seeing that there's some trickery involved still kind of bummed me out.
The animation is a visualization, so is this. It helps you visualize, its not an actual instrument
Make music and then program
it doesn’t, im watching the original and the 7th ball doesn’t miss, none of them do
Brandon Park 1:23
Anoing im aware but thought pablo was saying that the 7th ball in the original animusic video misses as well, but i realize now that he was talking about how in both instances the music is played independently of the animation
3:30
Bruh the guy in the corner recording with a ds
I can't tell what's greater: The fact that he's doing it or the audacity he must have for doing it.
and i think that is a 3ds even! (ythe colors look like one my brother owns)
Maybe it's a phone with one of those wallet cases?? I have a dsi and a 3ds but I don't remember them recording things??
yeah, if this was recorded in 2012 that could be a 3ds, He was likely hyped about being able to record 3d video, seems ideal for this even if the res sucks.
So!
Ya know, it never occurred to me that a physical animusic would make all those extra mechanical noises.
Unhidden Polymath? same lol
Casual Graphman it's because they're using pneumatics to control it. pneumatics are the most efficient way to control all of this. I've thought about other ways of controlling all of this but pneumatics is the most logical and least messy when something breaks. they could have used hydraulics but that gets really messy when something breaks and it would have required even more wires and tubes than are required with this
Casual Graphman They certainly could have, with more time. 90 days from concept to roll out. Give them another 90 and I'm sure they could have silenced the pneumatics.
+Brandon Taitano they easily could have silenced the pneumatics. they just didn't prioritize that because making the machine functional and making sure the aiming mechanisms were accurate were prioritized over the noise of the pneumatics. if you think about it, the did actually prioritize the pneumatics a little. I didn't hear a compressor running the entire time the song was playing. they decided to either hide the compressor or hid a giant container with all the air in it
If i was to design something like this i would use step motors and gravity. That would not end up looking like the original design at all tho.
honestly the mechanical clicking of the balls being shot for me adds another layer of instrumentation and i like to think of it as that, it adds a little something extra and i like it
Same
Back then: lol its only an animation it isnt possible
Now: hold my beer
Actually, that was in 2011
If anything is impossible, it’s not. It’s very difficult to achieve kind of stuff like this, but it’s still not impossible.
If you can do it, anything is possible.
@@RTMonitor okay, use more energy that the entire universe has, its impossible since you cant create or destroy energy, you can only convert it
Le nearsighted Wandering trader it’s still a theory for everything right?
Look up Wintergatan guy did it on his own
The Director of Animusic is right there in the video I swear
Where is he, then?
Wayne lytle ?? Where???
cherrymelon. because some people are fans of animusic and know who the developer is and what his gender is.
cherrymelon. Because he is bruh tf?! 😂 he’s wayne lytle
@@cherrymelonlps I side with these two people. XD I indeed am a true Animusic fan who knows Wayne's true identity.
As someone who loved the original dearly, I have to say that was awesome...
why did no one clap. they remade something that in 2001 seemed impossible.
Noah Graham Because it's pretty lame
*****
once you've seen the original concept played out the animations where pretty good for the time that was a real achievement, repeating it was a waste of time and money of course this is my own opinion I don't expect or indeed want or need everyone to agree with me, hardly think I deserve a slap for having a different opinion, dont get me wrong the people who did this are smart people, so smart one would think they could invent a bumper for a car that wouldn't fall off from simply just driving your car, yet that's just what happened :(
+Scouse Wayne I agree with you. This project obviously cost a lot of money. They could have spent a little more to get better speakers. And figure out a quite way to distribute the marbles.
+Noah Graham Because they are emotionless businessmen!! :D
cuz they are stupid
What a great audience..
lol
WayTwo its a fuckin mashine tho. i think it you would feel stupid too if u clap at a robot dancing
No. No I would not feel stupid from clapping for people behind the scene and for the rigorous work that went to create such a machine. At the very least I would have cheered. Please learn to look beyond the surface of things.
@Lennart Weber *machine* first of all
Grammar
and, This is a major breakthrough! We used to think this was IMPOSSIBLE to be done, and boy were we proved wrong.
Yeah, they suck
what is going on with people? this is an amazing piece of engineering, whoever did this deserves a big round of applause!
Intel did
@@evanb.thompson I'm referring to the team that put this together.
@@MrMonomonster bro it was 5 years ago let it go
😀
the crowd looked like mostly businesspeople who were more interested in the investment opportunity or something than the engineering that went into it
THE CLACKING IS SO INTENSE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
i wonder where this thing is now
in a storage closet
@@mrtuvok5578 *sad intel noises*
Press f to pay respects
F :’(
Trash...
This is absolutely amazing. I never thought I would see this go from digital to real life.
and not a single clap......how miserable for such an awesome machine.
Forcedminer it's a machine
Matt 'Bacon' Fellenz but someone had to program it!
it was still so awesome! :(
I was thinking exactly the same...
Me too
Why would you clap for that clicking pile of shit?
Animusic: “it’s just animation it’s not possible”
Intel: “hold my i9 quad core processor”
That was an Atom-based industrial controller. In 2011.
@@maximvoronin1569 it was a series of low power cpus.
@@mrtuvok5578 Yeah, apparently there is a total of 7 Atom-powered computers, but that includes the ones that run digital signage and touch-enabled interactive display of the stand at the expo. There is probably enough processing power in a single 2011 generation Atom to run the whole gig with 36 ball cannons and a total of 250 interconnects, they just played it safe and split the operation in parts.
@@maximvoronin1569 Then someone needs to create a version on ryzen using acoustic strings and real bells and such, if an atom can handle a simplified version, why don't we fully recreate the animation?
How is this impressive in anyway?
Woah! To see this come to life from that 3D video into real life is awesome!
The process I was most impressed by in the original - and most curious to see replicated - was the bearing/funnel retrieval system. Watching this, I felt it tragically yet necessarily confirmed that you couldn’t actually design with that accuracy in real life - and then I saw Wintergaten’s 50,000 marble machine video. Faith and awe in humanity restored.
Wow.
They actually did it.
I’m honestly speechless.
they didn't
get Wintergaten in there he can improve it. He's got experience
This might actually be a good idea. Use Intel's resources to help Wintergatan make some kind of super awesome music-box device. I'd probably pee myself.
I at least want to hear the marble machine song on it.
MARTINNNNN. MARTINNNNN.
YES YES YES SOMEONE FINALLY MENTIONED WINTERGATAN
The marble machine came out in 2016 and this came 5 years earlier. I don’t see a connection about these machines besides music is being played with marbles and stuff like that. And Wintergatan prefers wood and moving gears on the machine. This on the other hand uses processors, midi and other computer controlled systems.
Wait until Intel makes harmonic voltage
Wait and see...
oh man id be hyped for that, and then wait until they make the Three Board Flute Guitar a thing too
+Choptactless That would be something for sure!
How would they do the drums, though? lol
MAGIC. That's how.
FISHY EVERYTHING Oh yea, that would be freakin' awesome if Harmonic Voltage would come to life
I guess you could say the animation wasn't just *a Pipe Dream!*
You can see yourself out now thank you
@@coopermuccio4409 flush urself down the drain
You mean live pipe😊😊
When i was a kid i thought the original video was real LOL so you have no idea how happy I am seeing that brought to life
I feel like if every single person who know and loved "pipe dream" is there, the audience will be like clapping on rhythm and yelling hey lol
My childhood dream has come true
ditto
Maple Leaf Canada yep
Yeah!
Lol same
you meant OUR childhood dream.
Thank you Intel for bringing Animusic to life :)
Notice how poorly the audience reacts, its miserable that people can be like this :/
Nerds mate
Juanmer17
They're IT. They're not known for emotional outbursts.
I think it’s because it’s just shooting balls at lighting up plastic and it’s just playing a HQ sound file. It felt really lazy like damn 30 days you can’t take back.
@@coydog7902 that's true; if I'd never seen Animusic I probably wouldn't be all that impressed with this
Bunch of nerds trying to show nothing surprises them.. bullshitters
結構再現されている、凄い！
神音匠 日本語発見
あれが再現されるなんて...なんて時代だ
One script at a time God can't be using hiragana and Kanji in the same sentence
ボールがそこに当たってなくても鳴ってるのかなこれ
本当にすごい…
2:37 Watch at 0.5 speed and focus on the rotating element at the back, you can see that many of the balls thrown at the instrument don't actually hit the intended instrument yet it lights up and the sound is played.
The audio is was not generated live by the display; perhaps this was more obvious in person.
Sorry, I don't believe it was fake unless you are referring to the use of music synthesizers to make the sounds rather than using actual pieces of euphonic metal. I don't work for Intel. I stood there and shot the video at Design West. I agree that Intel's processors might be overpowered for this application but that's true in a lot of industrial applications where an embedded X86 processor is used for it's wide tool availability. I found this display to be very creative and fun.
Steven Leibson What does "atom powered" mean? Is it atomic?
canal simple sin nombre random chanel : "Intel Atom is the brand name for a line of ultra-low-voltage IA-32 and x86-64 microprocessors by Intel Corporation."
Basically, it's powered by a netbook. Actually, today's cheap garbage tablets for $30 at Fry's are powered by an Atom processor. Ultra low power and can be stuck in anything. Runs all common PC software.
Using actual euphonic metal (and wood) would have been more awesome though.
Steven Leibson you can rearrange your last name to spell lesbion lol
This is essentially the porting over of MIDI motion to the real world. It's doing what the original Pipe Dream did, syncing up to an audio track.
I can thank my music teacher for showing me this 6 years ago
I like how barely any of the marbles weren't caught xD
I honestly don't think there was any attempt to catch them. I understand why, but that might have some influence on the lack of applause. I still give an A for effort. Assembled in
Look Guys, it was made in 90 days 11 years later than the cgi.. this is mechanical.. say what you want but these guys showed that with a little money and some spit and polish, that it is possible..
"little" money
"little money"
oh my god.
+Laughing Soul +Alamtaro Kainkavan
"little money" as in this little pet project to demonstrate the platform... The entire point was that little efford and money is needed to program a precise and quick controller. Intel didn't do this for fun, it's to sell their product. The platform's sole purpose is to make this cheap and easy, the cost of developing the platform is irrelevant when talking about this project.
"Oh my god."
@@Die__Ene don't know how to break this to ya mate, but in advertisement "little money" is more than you'd know what to do with t
bh
@@quantuman100
Don't patronize me, it should be obvious that terms like "little money" is relative to the wealth of the one who provides the funds. Did you think that I was under the impression that this is a $50 project or something?
New challenge for Intel, recreate Heavy Light. I want my giant music pyramid, dammit!
Y e s
lol they like actually spend the billions of dollars and discover a new material that acts like heavy light and they recreate the song and still, no one claps.
Like Harmonic Voltage, there aren't things like that that actually make the sounds of Heavy Light. But if there were, Harmonic Voltage gets my vote for what to build next.
If you haven't seen it, you really should. th-cam.com/video/rGCTLJDoMGw/w-d-xo.html
Music is a language all its own, and what that song says is almost unbearably inspiring (for me.) It gives me chills, so I try not to listen to it so I can still get the chills when I need them.
Dude there was an animation of this and now it's actually real I'm shook
years ago when I saw this as an eight-year-old child, I thought this kind of technology would never be reached and I would never be able to see this in real life. But thanks to advancements in technology, my literal childhood has been created into something real and I thank Intel for that. I really do. I thought that this would never be able to be recreated on a real-life scale.
lmao the kid recording it with his 3ds in the top right corner
loll
Tate the 2nd r u sure? seems like a black berry to me
Lennart Weber could be.. i'm not sure lol
It looked like a turquoise 3ds
Adolf Schmidtler yeah, that's what i was thinking...
3:38 someone is recording with a 3ds lol
The lack of applause at the end is concerning.
I remember when this first came out.
Me and my best friend were so hyped to see Animusic animations becoming a real thing
i don't think anyone in these comments realizes it's a pre recorded audio. the marbles aren't actually making the music it's just a visualization. you can even see a marble miss near the beginning and the note still being played
At first I thought this mimicked the video to perfection, then I noticed that it's all an illusion. The music starts at 1:14. At 1:23 you can see that the pebble meant for the 3 chord completely missed and went over the target across the set. At 1:30 we see it again...and at 1:33 two of them fail...at 1:37 the second set of chords begins its sequence and you can clearly see some of the ball missing completely.
It's a cool concept, don't get me wrong, and at first glance it does its purpose: sell the processor. However, it's understandable if you're let down because it doesn't have the precision as in the animation.
I've noticed that too, it's akin to robotic lip syncing.
The fact is that in this implementation somebody has to collect all those balls afterwards.
Actually if you look you will see a pit below the device, its likely slanted to where the balls are just sucked back into the system.
Remember marble machine didn't even use electricity to run it
And dropped less marbles on the floor XD
Well technically, it had an *electric* bass.
Back in the 2000s, when I was in elementary school, my first choir teacher would play Animusic for us.
Pipe Dream was a popular request. And now it's real. He live in Europe now, I hope he's seen this.
The nostalgia is strong with this one.
How am I just discovering this TEN YEARS LATER!?!
Also, no applause at the end?? What wrong with this crowd!?
日本のCG版から来た人
頑張りたくない頑張り屋 呼んだ?
呼んだ？
んん
だ だ
？ ？
あのCGアニメーション、実は動画内にある通り2001年に”Pipe Dream”と言う名前でANIMUSIC(アニミュージック?)が公開したものらしいです。
ほい
呼ばれた└( 'ω')┘
Just out fucking rageous! I wander how many balls were used and the specific pressure was in this incredible gig ? Pretty damn cool man !
Agreed
# of notes = # of balls. you count.
The demo is an elaborate, choreographed pantomime. The balls aren't playing the sound nor are they causing the lights to flash. They just appear to be. The timing is so good that you only notice the lack of sync when the number of balls in the air gets quite large. It's a great illusion though, isn't it?
(P.S. I just copy/past this from the person how filmed this and his comment)
Virtual clapping goes here. Give me a processor, and I'll create the real device...all by myself and in less than 90 days. :-) Nice!
I’m mad it took me 9 years to find this. I never thought it would be done.
You really should check out Wintergatan then. It's a fully mechanical machine, and does NOT need a CPU to control anything.
th-cam.com/video/IvUU8joBb1Q/w-d-xo.html
God same! This was so cool!
Fun fact.... the animusic pipe dream demo was packaged on the driver disk for a video card I bought in the early 2000's. An ATI Radeon card, which a few years later was bought by AMD. The irony intel would build this is not lost, atleast for some of us old dorks.
I came here from a post in facebook of the original concept video
Animusic used to be LIT in fourth grade.
Whaaaatever, it totes still is.... to me anyways xD I love it so much.
What in the Name of the 6502 ist this ?
Ah a masterpice
Makes an animated concept come alive the corporate audience genuinely unimpressed
Wow! I can’t believe they made an animation after this machine! Very cool
90 days from inception to completion. Well, it's official. I am a dinosaur with a tiny brain & a big mouth. Doomed to extinction.
ellis morrison small is the new big..
So by that logic.. T-Rex was supreme leader..
Except it's arms weren't much chop.
ellis morrisom 90 days - but how many people worked on it? Not just a single multi-talented sausage, I'm sure. T-rex was extinct 65,000,000 million years ago. So if they had like 72,0000 people working on it per day for 90 days in that kind of scenario, then at only that point, you'd be dooomed to extinction.Just get an uber and chill.
WOW !!! INTEL !! AMAZING !! 6 year ago when i see "pipe dream" animation version, i think how to make it real.. and yeah.. INTEL can do it.. proud of you intel .. you are amazing
fook off
Thats why Intel > AMD. My old 6300 sucks
@@credocooperative ironic because this was also a tech demo for an ATI card and look who bought ATI :P
この動画探してた！あのCGのやつ本当に出来ないかなーって思ってたらまさかあったとは……感激
Single word, WOW !, mechatronics, controls and precision, all happens perfectly ...and the people around have no idea whats is happening. Non of them clap.
If we can make such a magical machine digitally, reproduce it tangibly, why can't we achieve global security, happiness and peace among all creates big and small? I literally cried while I shared this with some friends. Thank you Animusic and Intel for the sheer beauty of your respective projects. Thank you.
I think they are all business men. They took videos and pictures so that is a good sign.
仕方ないんだけど機械音がすごいw
炭酸水 まぁ再現だからw
ぷすぷすいってるよねw
I think we can all say...
This is the coolest thing *EVER*
How did no one applaud that when it finished?!?!?!?!??!?! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
years later and this is still one of my favorite machines to exist
why no aplause
silvia ie Because they are all holding a F'n phone, man!
silvia ie
right?
Except for the two guys on the right, no one even cracked a smile. Some people are just very hard to impress. like Blueshirt chewing his gum and not caring enough to take a picture.
silvia ie thats a fuckin mashine! you wouldn' t clap for a dancing robot either
Lennart Weber
Hatsune Miku
silvia ie They were just stunned.
Intelやべぇｗ
The original was a complete animation. Nothing at all was real.
the recording of real instruments?
Steven Leibson Well you guys are good animators I thought it was real when I saw it
Bro intel bring effing pipe drams to life and the people watching were like ok I guess nice
This is a great example of what can be done with unlimited funding. Making possible what I thought was impossible, in only 90 days... wow!!
Yes, quite some marbles shoot high in the air and miss, so this machine is just a visualisation of the track, but remember that’s no different from the CGI version!
Would love to see a designer video on this.
is applauding going out of fashion?
マジでカッコいいんだけど
おお、凄く似てる！Σ（￣□￣;）
kei ノサ
序盤がよりゼル伝チックにw
日本人いた！
唖然… (°口° )
日本人が集まってるw
tama yuu 同じく
we would like the thank the audience for their appreciation for those who worked to make this available for you to enjoy both the music and the work that went into making it................... thank you.................. not one clap.
90 days from conception to inception. Considering that the Intel folks are bound by physics, they did a damn good job.
Well done!
did wintergatan aid to make it? /: just askin'
good nite, good luck V:
Popping sound is so annoying, but other than that me like
日本のCGから来たお！
What an amazing machine.unreal.hats off to the developer.this is my favorite song.i just played it on TH-cam for my sick mouse.to actually see that in action is incredible.how far we have come tech wise.fantastic video.
This is literally the coolest thing I've ever seen from Intel, by kind of a wide margin, and my first home PC was an 8086.
OH MY EYE! as a stray marble flys into the audience... skynet takes the machine over.
再現する人がいたとは……
しかもそれがIntelっていうね
AMD: Ryzen
Intel:
I didn't expect they're tryed so hard remake animation to real life.
It's looks soo good!!! ♥
I think this Demo looks success.
The people in this comment section asking, "why did no one clap" have obviously never been to a tech convention before. Nobody ever claps. They just ask themselves, "how can I outdo this?"
Wintergatan: I have my MarbleMachine!
Intel: Hold my Bytes...!
あれが実現するとはw
敦司栗生
それな
それな！！
あの頃が懐かしいよ.....
それでもだいぶ昔だけどなw
2012: TH-cam: no
2016: TH-cam: no
2018: TH-cam: no
2019: TH-cam: no
2020: TH-cam: yes, watch this
Holy crap i used to watch the original animated one as a kid all the time
I can't wait for all of Animusic to be brought to life like this
why did they choose to do music emitted from speakers? should have used real metal piano or something it would be way cooler
But then it would sound like shit ^^
FullFledged2010 but it will look cool,now even the ball hit the plate and send signal to emit sound,u dont know if the ball actually hit the plate or is it programed to emit sound because of the delay
Yup they probably just playing the original tune along side it ;) At best its fixed velocity midi controlled but i highly doubt that.
+Andy Yip You know, the original animation featured steel balls (which looked like bearing balls) which would've had a great enough moment and energy to make it reasonably loud. However those would have had to be shot with a much greater energy, which wouldn't have allowed for letting people that close. I mean just imagine a single 5 cm steel ball going astray....
the metal balls would have probably worn down authentic materials very quickly, distorting the sound. :I
Pretty amazing... but if you want to make it infinitely better... add cats.
lol yes!
NO!
Charles Davis Cats are too bulky, use kittens!
Dead meme
How exactly would you...add cats?
Its really annoying with all of the clicking but its AWESOME
i literally just freaking cried because i watched animusic as a kid over and over again and i think this is so damn cool and amazing
This isn't pipe dream, this is Pipe reality.