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This guy is half wizard, half mad scientist, half electro punkist, half future apocalyptic wasteland survivor, half musician, and half museum curator. Yes, that equals 3 'cuz he's triple the genius you'll ever be.
Wondering what my neighbors where thinking when i listened to some bass musik that mostly was under 35hz and down to 15hz at full blast when i tested my freshly built 15inch sub LoL
@@georgegyulatyan3263 Really not much, an oscillator is not a particularly high power machine. I mean, the power consumption of this synth is close to zero in ideal conditions (the same thing with computers btw), but the computers do heat up a lot and there goes the energy, while I'm pretty sure these modules don't heat up all that much, so it should draw about a hundred watts at its peak.
You just reminded me of a real-world version: Wensleydale Cheese was a tiny business... until Wallace told Grommitt it was his favorite. HUGE sales increase.
There is a rather moving multi-multi timbered texture there I have never heard anywhere else on the planet before. I give a hearty "IT WAS WORTH IT" Thank You!
@@MrGichinfunakoshi No, it isn't lol, it's because Base 10 functions far better for a counting system than the answer to most questions being literally just "eh, it's about 12".
@@mrglibb base 12 is surprisingly good system for working in one's head or doing even-number division without the use of fractions, though yes decimal math generally works better with our decimal number system. Which... we have because of having 10 fingers. Human design is fun.
@@MrGichinfunakoshi yeah but we also designed all the rest of our numbers around that already, so it kinda helps to get everything on the same base if you're able. Except time, because time defies easy decimal measurement.
I read "oscillator drone" and pictured the stomping "soldier" robots from Mythbusters when they tried to make a bridge collapse through marching induced oscillation.
(Meanwhile at the power company): "Something just knocked out Manchester. Activate the emergency back up reactor and get the Prime Minister on the phone... Britain maybe under attack."
I appreciate your fanatical passion for building this . . . 1 - 2 hours just for tuning it. "Ridiculous hours putting this thing together", and I thought I was a fanatic for this sort of thing, way, way beyond my pay grade!
"A man soldering oscillators for 4 months just to replicate THX logo sound" Effects can be heard from 5:30 to 5:45". And it also sounds like starting jet. Love it.
30 years from now he will be controlling swarms of synth drones, turning every living thing on earth into an oscillator, and i'll still will be supporting him on partreon
@@marcusjt nah i'm adjusting for the fact he is using no computer, it will take a while until he has drones based on a thousand 555 timers and potentiometers that can roam the earth and deploy nano robots to convert the vibrations of all living cells to synth inputs :D :D
If he's starts turning our politicians into oscillators, I'll chip in too. An endless meaningless drone would be far preferable to the endless meaningless drones we have now.
Let me introduce to you a man who in his future will suffer from severe tinnitus which, ironically, will give him the gift of having the sound of his oscillators in his head 24/7.
Your limitation is mixing all of the sound into a single waveform through a single set of speakers. You should use at least one transducer per sound bank so that the entropy of the oscillators get out into the open air. Either buy 10 cheap bookshelf speakers or make some yourself with Fostex full-range drivers.
Agreed. The other issue is that the decibel range on most headphones is anywhere between 85-110 db. A gunshot is around 140 db to 175 db depending on the calibur. You would need either really loud speakers or hear the thing in real life to truly feel how massive the soud is.
Not even a warp drive. This is the sound of human being filled and eventually torn apart by the sheer power of the Holy Spirit. “Endure my blessing, my child.” *mind shreds, face melts*
So you have enough oscillators to build an ANALOG ADDITIVE SYNTH! Never thought someone would build that many oscillators but now you can load and play any sound with this thing, like, literally playing each harmonic. Like Harmor synth but analog. Harmor is a very powerful synth. And on top of that you can build any other synthesis - WT, FM, etc. Yeah that's so close to building an ultimate synth!
I don't really know anything about synthetizers, but this description reminded me a lot of the "fourier transform" in mathematics, that can be used to break any wave down into a series of sine waves that sum up to the original waveform. so yeah, in theory this machine could indeed play any waveform with really high accuracy
@@johnywhy4679 well, digitally. If one could break apart, for example, the mentioned Harmor to the level where it switches the individual harmonics on and off, and connect this to the analog VCO's instead of DCO's... That's it. Of course, one would also need auto tuners for each VCO instead of tuning by ear.
typically additive uses sine waves, and these oscillators aren't really built to the spec where they could be used in a classic analog circuit, much less fm or additive
Beautiful. I love the full 1,000. It feels like Tibet. I think the 1,000 voice sweep just NEEDS MORE TIME! I imagine that there are an astonishing amount of amazing tiny details within that last few hundred or thousand milliseconds! But we'd need a couple of very worthwhile minutes to hear it played very slowly!!! Don't underestimate the intricate beauty of the sublime and godlike tribune sound you've made. It isn't hellish. It's heavenly. Tibetan buddhist monks would be envious. If you listen to their music with chanting, droning, crashing, banging, low deep thunderous horns and wailing screaming pipes you'll hear the sound of the Tibetan buddhists literally trying to blow your mind! And open it up to enlightenment. I'd buy the sound of that 1,000 oscillator sweep but played one hundred times more slowly. The perfect meditation tape! ASTONISHING WORK. PURE BEAUTY. AND ASTOUNDING
I agree that what you got shouldn't be underestimated. I hope you capture any sweeps or drones or any experiments but in 24bit 96kHz and have it available to purchase/download. That sound is ALIVE! I couldn't stop laughing at it's insane awesomeness. Spread out the sound across a stereo field. Hell.. make it quad. You've created a monster! And if you have the room set up with good speakers, it's going to be an awesome thing to come visit to hear live. Awesome job!
My thought exactly when he turned the knob and i was magically back in the cinema watching the thx intro for the first time.. maybe it was the phantom menace...
Wow, when the tones are about to converge, the sound is ominous, very interesting. I know that its 3 years since the video has been uploaded, but i would really listen the sweep with some mild distortion. The fact that the system is analogic makes it special. I will try to simulate it via software and see if i can get a similar experience. Hans Zimmer would be proud.
A "one thousand overtone additive synthesizer" sounds like a must do experiment! I.e. tune each oscillator to a unique note of the overtone series. Then use the mixer to see if you can produce a true to nature sustained clarinet sound.
@@joshuacowlord2933 he strikes me as the kindof guy who doesn't shy a challenge. I mean, he soldered a thousand oscillators. This seems to be in the same league.
Holy crap! Simply amazing. It’s got Tron prop written all over it. Seriously - SF films often go on site to include unique things like this in their movies.
Tune the oscillators so the singles form smaller groups of frequencies, which then merge with other groups. You'll get a much more potent build of the sound, as you'll gradually reduce the noise in stages.
Good call. This may be in the weeds but just looking at the physics, once each oscillator achieves frequency it would be cool to synchronize the phases. Amplitude of the signals would be huge, might break some stuff haha
This is truly amazing!Amazing work and creativity!Sounds' like a 'humongous' orchestra!The sweeping-up of the hundred drone/osc. is reminiscent of "a day in the life",Beatles'! ♥🍻
with a thousand oscillators, that is 100 10 note chords, or 200 5 note chords etc. The mixer idea is brilliant; spring load sliders (to return them to zero) attached to a harp-like wall of strings (to move the siders) which are pressed in like the multi-dimensional wall in interstellar (movie).
That’s a really cool concept! Not only would it work, but it would also probably be the only one in the world. The 1000-oscillator megaharp. I like it!
Everyone else has now pointed this out, but if they ever need to re-record the Deep Note for whatever comes after Dolby Atmos or something they should drop by.
Good goddamn, son. An infernal choir. And even the original creator of Deep Note can't remember how he created it. You've created a monster that specifically creates a version of it.
I just came from Colin's channel and subbed. I suggest you set them every 200 hz so the whole thousand goes to 20khz and maybe you will have broken a Guiness World Record for the most oscillators making the largest pink noise generator in the world.
I programmed a digital synth that played a 30 oscillator drone, and then a 10,000 oscillator drone. Took 5 minutes to code. Both of them were Saw waves With 17 cents random detune and random Phase on all of the oscillators. I could not tell the difference between the different drones. More than about 10 or 20 oscs is overkill in my experience. But since it’s analog, it’s just gonna sound really cool. It’s really impressive that you built all those vcos.
Build a trailer around it, make it mobile in a weather sealable box. Take it to venues, festivals, and such. Different spaces will make it new each time.
@@lvomotor It's the one thing he hasnt really mentioned -- keyboard control. Wouldnt that be missing a trick?! Imagine a classic synth power-riff on a thousand oscillator synth?>!
@@lvomotor probably get too much oscillator drift to play it like that, I don't think he has digital tuning on the modules to sync them all up hence why he mentioned play it like a mixer if he can tune the banks of 100 to single notes he can fade them in and out to create chords the old fashioned way.
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EVERYONE SHARE THIS VIDEO! Absolutely amazing!
Don’t deafen yourself for my benefit please.
Beautiful work though.
make a chord by it, like C major or Am
I'd like to interview his neighbors.
Silly question.... where’s the audio coming from? I.e. what speakers do you have this hooked up to?
Dude spent his whole time recreating the THX intro by accident
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
razer might have something to say about that..... don't know if that's a good thing or a bad one XD
lol I was trying to remember where I heard that before
"there are no accidents" - master oogaway
this is pretty much how the thx intro was created
The people at THX should pay you to redo their "this is THX" thingy before every movie. It would be the most badass version ever.
I was wondering why this sounds familiar, so that why!
I instantly was looking for a comment on this when he mention on the twist of a knob everything would come into tune!
Fun story about that, it was originally made on an early computer and they lost the code
@@rarelycomments Oh, that is interesting.
@@mattdevico5747 so the current sound, sounds a bit different to the original one
THX logo: mmmrrroooooooowwwwwwww....
Kilodrone: Hold my triangle waves.
This synth needs one of those rolling library ladders
That was my thought also.
YES!!!!!!
Exactly what I was thinking
Exactly. My neighbor had one for his record collection.
Newspaper headline: "Man, 29, killed by music"
Death by synthesizer. Stereo was not available for questioning.
@@daemonelectricity 👍😁
He died with a smile on his face.
Man no longer oscillating.
"Man, 29 killed by drone"
Magestic. Well done.
Maybe a oscillation interlude to replace some marching band ditty one day?
Be sure to confuckulate some of ones regulars
@Trumble Research Well met. I too happen to be a connaissoir of fine fuckery.
@@arduinoversusevil2025 ah yes always nice to see uncle bumblefuck hanging around!
When I see AvE in yt comments, the internet feels like a circle. I bet you watch Mr Carlson's lab too.
AvE has excellent taste in the strange world of TH-cam.
AirBnB Survey: On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the neighbour?
It's like when that kid made the nuclear reactor in his shed has something to do
12 out of 10. Best music ever.
Yes
It doesn’t have loud speakers hooked up...
10 out of 10, called me a knob.
The Machine Spirit finally speaks to us. Thank you very much.
It’s not just polyphonic, it’s KILOPHONIC!
Truth
Cacophonic
@@KweeshIt's Hyyyyyyyyydrophonic!
For ech oscillator need separate speaker ( 1000 speaker "3D sound" :D
THX: they’ll never know who to make our sound. Guy: makes a big oscillator board. THX: shit how did he find out.
was looking for this comment! 😂
The THX “Deep Drone” only used 30 voices.
This is so overkill we need a new word to describe it. Jesus...the guys at THX are jealous, this is some 2001 monolith level drone
Kiloverkill ?
überoverkill
Wel, if there is overkill, he's looking for it.
There is no such thing as overkill. Only "open fire" and "I need to reload." ;)
@gridsleep What? It's a perfectly cromulent word.
Old, i know but I can't resist.
This guy is half wizard, half mad scientist, half electro punkist, half future apocalyptic wasteland survivor, half musician, and half museum curator. Yes, that equals 3 'cuz he's triple the genius you'll ever be.
That's a WHOLE LOTTA HALVES!!! ;)
Yup. You get it
they had us in the first half not gonna lie
Brilliant!
100% right!
You literally just called all of your patreons knobs
KNOBHEAD!!
Lmao
On purpose
Well, aren't they?
If I don't get called a Knob at least once a day, I'm doing something wrong
Neighbors: “Wtf is happening upstairs...”
People three kilometers away: "Wtf is that droning sound?"
He opening a portal to go through time
Neighbors: "Probably playing with his Furbys again..."
Wondering what my neighbors where thinking when i listened to some bass musik that mostly was under 35hz and down to 15hz at full blast when i tested my freshly built 15inch sub LoL
The door to Hell has opened
The electricity provider: "what the hell is he doing this time? "
CERN wants to hire him... 🤨
I was actually wondering how much power that thing takes
@@georgegyulatyan3263 Really not much, an oscillator is not a particularly high power machine. I mean, the power consumption of this synth is close to zero in ideal conditions (the same thing with computers btw), but the computers do heat up a lot and there goes the energy, while I'm pretty sure these modules don't heat up all that much, so it should draw about a hundred watts at its peak.
@@pyromancy8439 it actually generates A LOT of Sonic Power! That's quite scary also.
Neighbours: What is that noise? What? did you say something? What? What
Oh, yeah!!!! When you brought it fully online I spontaneously applauded! Brilliant work.
One of these days Hans Zimmer is gonna call you to get that epic sound into the next SciFi/Horror blockbuster soundtrack..
Zimmer will probably copy paste a track and detune each one of them in Logic
I'd say
Had the same thought
Hans zimmer will probably outsource to other ghost composers and have them do it 😉
I thought the exact same thing
"It's about 2.5 metres to the top and I'm 6 foot..."
You know you're british when...
Canadians do it too.
@@deadrose23 it depends on your age as well. The younger generation tends to use metric more.
@@playinmyblues Yes, my young adult kids are full metric.
@@deadrose23 In my experience, Canadians are barely any different from Brits. A bit more polite, a bit more Americanised, but basically the same.
You know you're not American when...
"Knob factory kept in business because of one man"
Saucy
Your mum keeps the knob factory in buisness
made my day, thank you
You just reminded me of a real-world version: Wensleydale Cheese was a tiny business... until Wallace told Grommitt it was his favorite. HUGE sales increase.
There is a rather moving multi-multi timbered texture there I have never heard anywhere else on the planet before. I give a hearty "IT WAS WORTH IT" Thank You!
"It's about 2.5 metres to the top. I'm 6 foot" Welcome to the crazy world of British measurements :D
Crazy Imperial System! We have ten fingers thats the main reason for the metric system!
@@MrGichinfunakoshi No, it isn't lol, it's because Base 10 functions far better for a counting system than the answer to most questions being literally just "eh, it's about 12".
@@mrglibb base 12 is surprisingly good system for working in one's head or doing even-number division without the use of fractions, though yes decimal math generally works better with our decimal number system. Which... we have because of having 10 fingers. Human design is fun.
@@MrGichinfunakoshi yeah but we also designed all the rest of our numbers around that already, so it kinda helps to get everything on the same base if you're able. Except time, because time defies easy decimal measurement.
Measurements are observer depentant in either case . :)
At first I was like “how is that thing going to fly”, until I realized it wasn’t that kind of drone.
TheTrueKingOfSpace same
Definitely space time
I read "oscillator drone" and pictured the stomping "soldier" robots from Mythbusters when they tried to make a bridge collapse through marching induced oscillation.
but at e.g. 06:29 it sounds like a big ass (flying) drone revving up
@@GrafKrolock82 The drone that controls all other drones.
(Meanwhile at the power company): "Something just knocked out Manchester. Activate the emergency back up reactor and get the Prime Minister on the phone... Britain maybe under attack."
Hahaha. Check the radiation scanners and see if we are being nuked.
Ajahahahahahahhahahahahahahah man!!! 😂😂😂 This T H I N G needs a nuclear power plant.
by aliens!
I appreciate your fanatical passion for building this . . . 1 - 2 hours just for tuning it. "Ridiculous hours putting this thing together", and I thought I was a fanatic for this sort of thing, way, way beyond my pay grade!
LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER is the Colin Furze of musical engineering.
I like Colin Furze too.
I was just thinking that.
Omg, I Just posted this in my discord after someone posted this video. He really is. XD
the amount of right this is.
Setting off 1000 -rockets- oscillators all at once.
He unwittingly summoned a Depeche Mode concert in the middle of Yorkshire.
🤣🤣
Now that's a hell of a summon.
"A man soldering oscillators for 4 months just to replicate THX logo sound" Effects can be heard from 5:30 to 5:45". And it also sounds like starting jet. Love it.
You are an absolute GEM!
Thanks for sharing your amazing projects and art with us!
I am quite curious now what 1001 oscillators would sound like...
It's 1 louder.
Mr. Creosote?
I like ducks.
Hhaahahahhaa sick xD
Silence
ok now you gotta plug a keyboard into it and play it like a giant church organ
I finally understood the concept of “wall of sound”
You, Sir, are a wonderfully creative human! Thank you for following and realizing your outlandish ideas.
30 years from now he will be controlling swarms of synth drones, turning every living thing on earth into an oscillator, and i'll still will be supporting him on partreon
th-cam.com/video/NhheiPTdZCw/w-d-xo.html
Maybe it's just a sad commentary on the present state of affairs, but that does sound like a clear improvement... ;)
More like 3 years from now 🤖
@@marcusjt nah i'm adjusting for the fact he is using no computer, it will take a while until he has drones based on a thousand 555 timers and potentiometers that can roam the earth and deploy nano robots to convert the vibrations of all living cells to synth inputs :D :D
If he's starts turning our politicians into oscillators, I'll chip in too. An endless meaningless drone would be far preferable to the endless meaningless drones we have now.
THX has left the chat
THX sweep is to this what a motor is to a jet engine.
Uncommon Sense Dolby got their coat and ran
Let me introduce to you a man who in his future will suffer from severe tinnitus which, ironically, will give him the gift of having the sound of his oscillators in his head 24/7.
I got tinitus from clicking on this video
This just started my tinnitus again. Usually subconsciously I delete it out, but some sounds cause it to come back like now.
@@ramohino same for me.
Ah I didnt know that ringing in my head had a name. It's just always been there from what I remember totally just thought it normal.
Does anyone hear voices?
Danke!
Thanks!
This should win the Turner Prize. The Knob Turner Prize, to be precise.
The 103’rd one is slightly flat.
David Gates
Are you sure, I thought it was the 104th one that was a bit flat? 😉
@@lordyoda8555 You're just using 0-based counting. I think we're all talking about the same oscillator.
I felt the other 999 were just a tad sharp🤯
103rd?
no, the 103'd one is the only one in tune, the rest are a bit sharp.
Your limitation is mixing all of the sound into a single waveform through a single set of speakers. You should use at least one transducer per sound bank so that the entropy of the oscillators get out into the open air. Either buy 10 cheap bookshelf speakers or make some yourself with Fostex full-range drivers.
Agreed. The other issue is that the decibel range on most headphones is anywhere between 85-110 db. A gunshot is around 140 db to 175 db depending on the calibur. You would need either really loud speakers or hear the thing in real life to truly feel how massive the soud is.
yea!!!!!!!
wait what? he only has one speaker for all of that? thats like playing a looseless audio in 99cent store speaker.
Yes, thanks for this comment! I was thinking the same thing, but didn't know how to say it.
what would be fun would be having a 10-100W speaker + amp on each bank
I come back to this video many times. The sound just brings me out in goosebumps. It’s just amazing.
This should be used to portray a warp drive activating on a starship.
I think it will actually be able to activate a warp drive.
"Warp 7, Scotty!"
"Can't hear you Jim, this Warp Drive is damn loud!"
@@ToNiej0 I think it is a warp drive
Not even a warp drive. This is the sound of human being filled and eventually torn apart by the sheer power of the Holy Spirit. “Endure my blessing, my child.” *mind shreds, face melts*
@@olevolbracht9107 You can't stop the music. Literally.
Damn, I was really looking forward to seeing 1,000 drones attempt to fly while welded together into *the megadrone*
I mean, it did sound a bit like a jet engine. I totally thought it was that kind of done too
I know right?
I thought that was the charge dock for the S.W.A.R.M..
Same
1000 drones each carrying their own oscillator in a flying web of sound and cables and ultimately, tragedy
So you have enough oscillators to build an ANALOG ADDITIVE SYNTH! Never thought someone would build that many oscillators but now you can load and play any sound with this thing, like, literally playing each harmonic. Like Harmor synth but analog. Harmor is a very powerful synth. And on top of that you can build any other synthesis - WT, FM, etc. Yeah that's so close to building an ultimate synth!
Except it's too hard to control them.
I don't really know anything about synthetizers, but this description reminded me a lot of the "fourier transform" in mathematics, that can be used to break any wave down into a series of sine waves that sum up to the original waveform.
so yeah, in theory this machine could indeed play any waveform with really high accuracy
@@johnywhy4679 well, digitally. If one could break apart, for example, the mentioned Harmor to the level where it switches the individual harmonics on and off, and connect this to the analog VCO's instead of DCO's... That's it. Of course, one would also need auto tuners for each VCO instead of tuning by ear.
@@this_commenter_had_a_stroke so, seems like you already know something about synthesis
typically additive uses sine waves, and these oscillators aren't really built to the spec where they could be used in a classic analog circuit, much less fm or additive
Nice white noise!
Cool rig!
Love your inventions!
What a nice synth.
Anyone else find themselves smiling giddily as they all come into tune the first time?
Honestly, yes.
I literally cheered. x)
Bringing KiloDrone into tune gave me chills and brought tears to my eyes. Thank you. Yes, it WAS worth it.
Came here to say this. Hearing it go from garbage to what I can only describe as the sound of a well-practiced choir of bees was magical.
Beautiful. I love the full 1,000. It feels like Tibet. I think the 1,000 voice sweep just NEEDS MORE TIME! I imagine that there are an astonishing amount of amazing tiny details within that last few hundred or thousand milliseconds! But we'd need a couple of very worthwhile minutes to hear it played very slowly!!! Don't underestimate the intricate beauty of the sublime and godlike tribune sound you've made. It isn't hellish. It's heavenly. Tibetan buddhist monks would be envious. If you listen to their music with chanting, droning, crashing, banging, low deep thunderous horns and wailing screaming pipes you'll hear the sound of the Tibetan buddhists literally trying to blow your mind! And open it up to enlightenment. I'd buy the sound of that 1,000 oscillator sweep but played one hundred times more slowly. The perfect meditation tape! ASTONISHING WORK. PURE BEAUTY. AND ASTOUNDING
THIS
+1
Yes! 👍
I agree that what you got shouldn't be underestimated. I hope you capture any sweeps or drones or any experiments but in 24bit 96kHz and have it available to purchase/download. That sound is ALIVE! I couldn't stop laughing at it's insane awesomeness. Spread out the sound across a stereo field. Hell.. make it quad. You've created a monster! And if you have the room set up with good speakers, it's going to be an awesome thing to come visit to hear live. Awesome job!
Majestic. Thank you for making it possible to see and hear
2020 finally has its soundtrack.
Very good!
Earrape... Fuck
it needs a sad slide whistle at the end
Nuce
Mmmmm, I dunno. Might be a close run thing with Pink Oyster Mushroom playing Modular Synth
These European folks take their raving seriously. Props
Brilliant! Lol it Sounds like that sound for the THX Intro. You’re a true mad scientist now, what about 2000?
Someone get the man a guiness world record !
Sounds just that!
My thought exactly when he turned the knob and i was magically back in the cinema watching the thx intro for the first time.. maybe it was the phantom menace...
@@blairwilliams136 i read this as *genius* world record lol
Lol please no
IM OBSESSED
ID PLAY WITH THIS ALL DAY
I used to turn the volume all the way up and play THX over and over again.
I would like it to play the 5 notes from "Close Encounters Of The Third Kind" :-)
Mr E This needs more upvotes.
Sure, if you want to actually summon the aliens.
....and see the windows shatter.
Fucking amazing. Out of tune it sounds like a jet engine, in tune it sounds like a demonic cyber orchestra.
Wonder what that says for the tuning of jet engine's, maybe they are truly out of balance? ;p
Sci fi horror movie producers frantically trying to reach this guy
Nice description bro
Maybe you can find the resonance frequency of the house with this.
Lol just one day he hits the perfect frequency and the whole thing turns to dust
Based on my experiments it's about 30-35hz for a wood frame house.
@xNapZz meaning screwing around with a subwoofer and an online tone generator. At those frequencies items on the wall start to vibrate
And of the neighbours. Sonic pulverisation at its most invigorating.
Wow, when the tones are about to converge, the sound is ominous, very interesting.
I know that its 3 years since the video has been uploaded, but i would really listen the sweep with some mild distortion.
The fact that the system is analogic makes it special.
I will try to simulate it via software and see if i can get a similar experience.
Hans Zimmer would be proud.
"If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits eighty-eight decibels an hour you're gonna see some serious shit"
His neighbors are just like “what the fuck”
"Gertrude, I think the neighbor is trying to summon an optional bossfight"
I met Bob Moog back in the early 90's and he would say one word for this. "AWESOME".
thank you for being the conduit of somebody else´s words, life purpose met. I bet nobody says Rich Rozmarn told me this once
I own arturia or Moog keyboard synthesizer do you like those?
@@josedealva4205 Bob can't say it himself, he's been dead since 2005.
Thank you Melanie, for naming everyone's knob! :D
A "one thousand overtone additive synthesizer" sounds like a must do experiment! I.e. tune each oscillator to a unique note of the overtone series. Then use the mixer to see if you can produce a true to nature sustained clarinet sound.
Mikael Solin holy shit that would be cool, a huge amount of effort though
@@joshuacowlord2933 he strikes me as the kindof guy who doesn't shy a challenge. I mean, he soldered a thousand oscillators. This seems to be in the same league.
5:40 *Turning on PlayStation at night when your parents sleep*
I like how you can see his joy
@@HarryVedercii :)
THX: I'm the greatest sound known to man.
1,000 oscillator wall: hold my beer
“ hold my pitch”
Hold my oscillator
0Kceeullator
Holding pint or quart in mug....
....mug shatters
Holy crap!
Simply amazing. It’s got Tron prop written all over it. Seriously - SF films often go on site to include unique things like this in their movies.
Tune the oscillators so the singles form smaller groups of frequencies, which then merge with other groups. You'll get a much more potent build of the sound, as you'll gradually reduce the noise in stages.
The fact that you know this says... Well... I don't know what it says 🤣
Good call. This may be in the weeds but just looking at the physics, once each oscillator achieves frequency it would be cool to synchronize the phases. Amplitude of the signals would be huge, might break some stuff haha
@@Discerner13 I was thinking the same thing.
@@Discerner13 or play a practical joke on the guy and tune + phase 500 oscillators to cancel out the other 500
@@christopherotto5433 500 RANDOM oscillators.
Boss of THX: "WE MUST HIRE THIS MAN IMMEDIATELY!"
I would love a samplepack with sounds made from this monster
This is truly amazing!Amazing work and creativity!Sounds' like a 'humongous' orchestra!The sweeping-up of the hundred drone/osc. is reminiscent of "a day in the life",Beatles'! ♥🍻
This madness.
This .. is ...
This is no computer.
with a thousand oscillators, that is 100 10 note chords, or 200 5 note chords etc. The mixer idea is brilliant; spring load sliders (to return them to zero) attached to a harp-like wall of strings (to move the siders) which are pressed in like the multi-dimensional wall in interstellar (movie).
That’s a really cool concept! Not only would it work, but it would also probably be the only one in the world. The 1000-oscillator megaharp. I like it!
Everyone else has now pointed this out, but if they ever need to re-record the Deep Note for whatever comes after Dolby Atmos or something they should drop by.
THX: exists
LMNC: hold my oscillator
Waiting for Behringer to make a clone of this 😜
You wanna be a beta tester?
yeah well.. it would probably be 20x10x2cm and sound EXACTLY the same ..
Good goddamn, son. An infernal choir. And even the original creator of Deep Note can't remember how he created it. You've created a monster that specifically creates a version of it.
It can't be stopped.
It's gonna destroy the planet... 🙄
I just came from Colin's channel and subbed. I suggest you set them every 200 hz so the whole thousand goes to 20khz and maybe you will have broken a Guiness World Record for the most oscillators making the largest pink noise generator in the world.
One of the best videos Ive ever seen hands down
I programmed a digital synth that played a 30 oscillator drone, and then a 10,000 oscillator drone. Took 5 minutes to code. Both of them were Saw waves With 17 cents random detune and random Phase on all of the oscillators. I could not tell the difference between the different drones. More than about 10 or 20 oscs is overkill in my experience. But since it’s analog, it’s just gonna sound really cool. It’s really impressive that you built all those vcos.
I guess the noise of the mixers will substantially add to the final sound.
George Lucas: *THX Sound*
Sam Battle: "Hold my oscillator knob."
...lawyers have it removed from the tubes.
Stop oscillating his knob.
THX eat your heart out.
Also: I hope this project is over quickly.
THX is just nonsense! now THX does not say whether something is good or not. Now you get cheap stuff that says THX.
I just wrote the same thing then see your comment 🤣
bruh he spent 4 months on this synth, I want to see everything he can do with it even if it takes a month.
@@TRIPPLEJAY00 ???
Build a trailer around it, make it mobile in a weather sealable box. Take it to venues, festivals, and such. Different spaces will make it new each time.
"I'm not fussed if it sounds like crap 'cause it looks so cool."
You're inspiring.
Someone, please, invite Daft Punk to play a song on this beautiful beast, please-please-please
UPD: Looks like it was my fault :( updated on feb 2021
Or aphex twin...
Nah, daft punk!
Well the Daft Punk thing escalated quickly :/
@@Luca-ih3dv aged poor as fuck
@@vampsk84 bruh this aged like moldy bread😂
Finally, someone rises against the tyranny of THX
Ok, I was just listening it through the speakers of my computer and was already getting goosebumps.
THAT. IS. AMAZING.
That moment you payed someone to write your name on his knob.
Thank you patreons!
This might be what the center of the universe sounds like.
Also can I get an hour loop of this?
Not at all... He didn't played infrasounds 😈
The universe have no center
Play twinkle twinlke little star on it
or hot butter´s popcorn and 11 sec later pop out the diode^^
I felt your joy when you brought them all up. Amazing. Spiritual. Ahhhhhhhhhh
You need one of those rolling library ladders for this thing.
Absolute majesty
so are you
Every dog within a 50 mile radius started going nuts
You should have seen the smile on my face when that was going full blast. Amazing job!!!!!
This is one of the coolest goddamn things I've ever seen or heard. Your excitement and joy make it even better. Congratulations!
After the first test, the coastal line of England never looked the same.
"The THX noise is the loudest sound on earth"
This thing: The literal big bang in audio form
Whooow. I understand pretty much nothing what you did here, but it gave me ghoosebumps when you turned it up. Awesome!
Is there a midi in?!
cv i'd imagine, but you could map that to a midi controller
@@lvomotor It's the one thing he hasnt really mentioned -- keyboard control. Wouldnt that be missing a trick?! Imagine a classic synth power-riff on a thousand oscillator synth?>!
Ann Other he did sort of imply it and that it’ll be shown in the next vid, better keep a peeled eye ;)
@@lvomotor probably get too much oscillator drift to play it like that, I don't think he has digital tuning on the modules to sync them all up hence why he mentioned play it like a mixer if he can tune the banks of 100 to single notes he can fade them in and out to create chords the old fashioned way.
MIDI in over the internet, is more like it
Pay to play!
Neighbors: “The most epic movie is starting next door. Wonder what they are watching.”
THX+ Jet taking off+vacuum cleaner+ Beehive= Kilodrone