Always fun to see Eric and Tony G creating an EPIC drum instrument. And "Figureoutable?" Not a word in the English Dictionary, but IS in the Urban Dictionary ... *Something that may seem difficult to do for the first time, but can still be figured out with some patience and research.* The Perfect Tee Shirt for this creation!
@@EMCproductions I crashed, dealing with the time change, since I had to be up at 5 a.m. (I mean 4 a.m.), so I was surprised to see that you had posted your Pringles creation! I was "an hour" late ... since it says this was posted 1 hour ago!
@@RedDogMamaHD Our family tried something new this year. We forwarded our clocks and existed on the new time change for three days prior to the real change in time. Tomorrow (Monday) will now feel normal.
I too remember my first marching drum. A "snare" made out of a small mixing bowl, a wax paper "head" held on by rubber bands, and paint brushes for "sticks."
My favorite part was when he put the "heads" on the "drums" and glued and taped the "shells" of the "drums" together. The "sound" of the "drumset" was very "good"! Using the bottom "heads" as "cymbals" was also a "nice" touch.
I did this as a kid with the old Quaker Oats Oatmeal containers. A round laundry basket for the kick. Pie pans for cymbals. ✏️ pencils for sticks. Then mom's makeup to look like Peter Criss. Now I just use an old Fisher-Price xylophone midi-ed into my electronic module.
The pvc drums at the end reminded me that our HS line did that back in 1985 and mounted 2 to each marching snare and used brake drums in our auxiliary line
That's an amazing proof of concept...dang. Can they be tuned by cutting different size holes in the sides or at different intervals on the sides? Then the bottoms would keep the cans rigid as well as resonant. Fill the bottoms with foam below the hole with maybe packing peanuts and tape them in (expandable canned foam in the hands of a toddler seems funny unless it's happening to you) or use a balloon with different amounts of coffee grounds (or some similar non-toxic material) to fill up the chambers in the bottoms to different depths. I am 78% sure I'm going to try to make these at some point lol thanks for another great video!
Finally, a less practical use for Pringles cans as a percussion instrument. For years I’ve been using a single Pringles can filled with rice as a shaker
I think the balloons must doubled or tripled to haved thicker drumheads and can not so easily to be torn or damaged. Here in the Philippines Children uses cans with plastic drumheads. Like plastic bags or plastic garbage bags. We use rubberbonds to hold the plastics on can. Children making drum cans to use for the carolings in December and tamborines made in steel caps of softdrinks or any beverages. Steel caps must be flatten for more volume of the tambourine
This is what I have always wanted to do when I first hit a Pringles can with a drumstick, thank you for making this dream come true!
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Sounds good with the mallets and you have very nice neighbors to let you play outside like that. 😂
Peep the "For Sale" sign across the street. 😆
They can’t stop him even if they wanted to
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I love pringles and drums... this made me happy.
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I love how Pringles did a gimmick and Eric’s like, “actually…”
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You need to reference everything in real life with drum terminology as much as you can now
“Ah shoot I messed up the sticking” “Y-you were just grabbing the salt”
I give you all the credit in the world you come up with original ideas you most definitely are creative
In a pinch, Pringles cans or Lays Stax work pretty well as emergency stick bags! 😂😂 not that I've ever done that before 😅
Always fun to see Eric and Tony G creating an EPIC drum instrument. And "Figureoutable?" Not a word in the English Dictionary, but IS in the Urban Dictionary ... *Something that may seem difficult to do for the first time, but can still be figured out with some patience and research.*
The Perfect Tee Shirt for this creation!
Those beats are very tasty! 😏
Thank you! And good job on another first comment.
@@EMCproductions I crashed, dealing with the time change, since I had to be up at 5 a.m. (I mean 4 a.m.), so I was surprised to see that you had posted your Pringles creation! I was "an hour" late ... since it says this was posted 1 hour ago!
@@RedDogMamaHD Our family tried something new this year. We forwarded our clocks and existed on the new time
change for three days prior to the real change in time. Tomorrow (Monday) will now feel normal.
I too remember my first marching drum. A "snare" made out of a small mixing bowl, a wax paper "head" held on by rubber bands, and paint brushes for "sticks."
Eric falling on the table after the Pringles can really caught me off guard lol
i love how even as an adult you still do fun stuff.
…and the house next door… is for sale 🤣👍
I noticed that too. Imagine going to look at a house and EMC comes out from across the street playing Pringles cans!
Actually, it's across the street ... but not directly ... Close ... He hasn't scared away his next-door neighbors!
Love the creativity
Figureoutable is my favorite new phrase
My favorite part was when he put the "heads" on the "drums" and glued and taped the "shells" of the "drums" together. The "sound" of the "drumset" was very "good"! Using the bottom "heads" as "cymbals" was also a "nice" touch.
I appreciate the amount of "F around and find out" in this video. Perfect mix of "DIY" and "FORSCIENCE" with pretty cool results!!
Ever since I was little I used to tap on the bottom of pringles cans anything is an instrument and music is everything
Just like in the commercial! 💚🥁💚🥁😋
Love your creativity, gentlemen.
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'The cymbals are so much louder than the drums'
Something every audio engineer tries to explain to a drummer.
I have a brother he made a quad drum set made out of pringles cans and used it for practice in his room. That was way back in early 90's.
I really appreciate the "EVERYTHING IS FIGUREOUTABLE" t-shirt!!!
You should do paint cans, that would sound really cool
I did this as a kid with the old Quaker Oats Oatmeal containers. A round laundry basket for the kick. Pie pans for cymbals. ✏️ pencils for sticks. Then mom's makeup to look like Peter Criss. Now I just use an old Fisher-Price xylophone midi-ed into my electronic module.
Imagine a marching Pringles line.
It's super easy to jam out when you're friggin awesome at drumming.
0:52 Poison!
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3:11
Eric: I thought it’d be like the Blue Man Group, like the Drumbone!
Me: *Dorky happy noise.*
pretty cool build I could see it being fun to jam on.
The pvc drums at the end reminded me that our HS line did that back in 1985 and mounted 2 to each marching snare and used brake drums in our auxiliary line
I just imagine your neighbors are probably like “oh god frank he’s out there again with those weird drums”
Fun stuff. I made a drum kit out of junk as a kid......... and now I own the real deal. Should be a good project for aspiring youth.
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That looked like SO MUCH FUN.
Oh my that is super cool!
Fun project, that is hilarious! i LOVE IT!
😂😂wow drawing drums diamond 💎
Yay I love EMC
similar to what buskers do in several cities in Indonesia. They use a pvc pipe as the shell, and an inner tube as the drumhead
That's an amazing proof of concept...dang.
Can they be tuned by cutting different size holes in the sides or at different intervals on the sides? Then the bottoms would keep the cans rigid as well as resonant.
Fill the bottoms with foam below the hole with maybe packing peanuts and tape them in (expandable canned foam in the hands of a toddler seems funny unless it's happening to you) or use a balloon with different amounts of coffee grounds (or some similar non-toxic material) to fill up the chambers in the bottoms to different depths.
I am 78% sure I'm going to try to make these at some point lol thanks for another great video!
Yes this looks awesome do more like this
can we appreciate the person who took the time to finish all those pringles cans, xD
You never fail to entertain me !
Finally, a less practical use for Pringles cans as a percussion instrument. For years I’ve been using a single Pringles can filled with rice as a shaker
wooooo go eric!!!
Haha Haha, pringles octobans...l love it!!!
😂😂😂 not the Poison lick
2:30 Suddenly becomes BOUKEN DA BOUKEN!
THAT is So fire and it sounds so great too
Surprisingly musical!
I knew this was coming as soon as I saw the commerical. You love to see it
FINALLY, I WAS WAITING
Doing the lord’s work! If you do this again, use Planter’s cheese ball cans!
you really shoulve gotten pringles to sponser you for this lol
10:09 my favorite part 😍
Right as I was about to say I'm surprised they didn't fall apart, he lost a row. 😂🤣
Good morning! This is video number 54 of me asking Eric to make a set of tenors out of differently sized or tuned snare drums.
dawg he already said he would when he could afford it :(
He did it in otama spiritual
9:48 thats a nice groove
9:40 😂😂😂
This is incredible 🤩 I gotta do this
I did something similar like 20 years ago. I was a happy kid back then...!
7:45 No Rim Ticks!!! 🤪🤪😜😜🤪🤪
Sounds way better outside!
I like this old school type video
The rubber band idea from Tony G is cleaver as hell. Sweet build!
This sounded better than the drums on St. Anger. :)
Just get Pringles wraps for the tiny tenors 🤷♂️
Takes me back to when I was a kid.
Everything is figureoutable. I agree.
This is ingenious!!!
Dudes!!! keep some metal on the G-drumes. GO METAL!!!
Nice to see an ebony and ivory video.
I could see a Pringles samba parade 🎉
great intro can't wait for the next video
3:53 sounds like St. Anger's snare.
I can't believe the balloons actually held as well as they did!
I knew this was coming the second I saw the Pringle ad in the commercial video
This is the kind of shit I'm talking about. Ive said it before and ill set it again, hardest working drummer on YT right here
Good morning!
This is actually super cool
That sounds like our princess of our neighbor is good, because he bring me food
Maybe for more structural integrity, use this as the prototype and then create an exact replica of the one from the commercial?
I think the balloons must doubled or tripled to haved thicker drumheads and can not so easily to be torn or damaged. Here in the Philippines
Children uses cans with plastic drumheads. Like plastic bags or plastic garbage bags. We use rubberbonds to hold the plastics on can. Children making drum cans to use for the carolings in December and tamborines made in steel caps of softdrinks or any beverages. Steel caps must be flatten for more volume of the tambourine
Great thumbnail
You know EMC? As soon as I saw that you rated that ad I knew you were gonna make one
Creative 😁😁👍👍👍👍
This is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen you do 😀. All of those pringles and gatorades would prob cost more in total then and actual tenor 😂
That’s funny and cool good job 👍🏻
YES
*Plop* Good Morning. 😂
What snare stand do u use for your marching snare??
those are very interesting materials
Love it!
I may be wrong but was that bloody George of the Jungle? Love those movies
play the metal ends and use the balloons as reso heads
"We need new drums"
Band director: "We have drums in the backroom"
The drums in the backroom:
That was hysterical.
We needed this
My first drum set was made of Pringle cans and buckets listening to diver down the memories
New meaning to beating on pots and pans as a kid.