This is Schreiber's video promotion. They can be purchased from vwww.omegamusic.... (yes we agree with the comments, the music is not appropriate. : ))
cheep chinese clarinets are plastic but hard rubber thats two different thing you can find rubber in trees in the Wood by the way hard rubber and Wood clarinets has different advantiges and minus wood cracks and is affected by temrature and wether wood clarinets are not better than expencive hard rubber remember, the name on the bell or barrel does not make the clarinet professional but how it actualy performs how well it plays in tune with it selfe over long time
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The comments on your comment are so indicative of stupid people who don’t understand comic subtlety......
WOW I never knew there was that much demand for Clarinets in the world that it could employ hundreds of people daily. That just blew me away! Nicely done! Does each employee get their own Clarinet after a year or a special occasion. Thanks for sharing. Best Wishes & Blessings. Keith Noneya
The people who are working hard to make these clear enough they're not the people who can afford to own them I bet you know how that goes. It takes time to pull yourself up economically sometimes it even takes a generation or two we are very fortunate to have what we have
@@fododudeyour cars aren’t either. We can’t keep taking the aluminium and plastic from the earth if we want it to be “sustainable” and something tells me that may not be possible for a while.
I want to see the same guy make a video about the making of a triangle. x) And in fact the music selection is pretty wierd, I would have tough they'll put some clarinet playing in the background like most of the video I saw about building an instrument but.. ^^
Rapaz que coisa mais delicada! Tem tratar e cuidar do instrumento como uma verdadeira jóia uma literalmente uma obra de arte! Amei conhecê-la o local onde se fabrica e monta esse instrumento obrigado pela postagem do vídeo!.. valeu.
Metal clarinets were very popular with marching bands in the USA because they are much less prone to damage and humudity changes. Some of them are very good but you would need tobdo some research first.
Its so detailed for a pipe and i am ashtonish who discovered it. I thought the guy measuring a rock like wood in the begiing was a joke. Producing one car might be more easier. Such a detailed and big factory for a clarinet.
Made in Germany. That says so much to me. I am a retired Senior Warrant Officer & Blackhawk Pilot. I was stationed in Germany from 1969 thru late 1971 and from Early 1986 thru late 1989. German manufacturing is some of the very best in the world. I only buy German automobiles, VW's in the early days and for the last 25 years I only buy BMW's. Here is what I took from this video. (1) very interesting (2) the process to build these instruments is amazing to me, I love to learn how things are made. (3) Look at the Employees. , they are focused on what they are doing, not easy doing the same thing every day. I hope they switch them around. They all look extremely intelligent. The Germans are amazing people. My wife really enjoyed our tour of duty back in the day. Unfortunately, the crazy immigration thing that has taken over Europe and especially is insane. The same crap is now taking the USA over and We better get the Democrats to get their heads out of their Liberal Az's. They do not give a Shitzen about their country they ONLY care about Power. The German people are amazing, and their Country is absolutely beautiful. The only time I saw trash, unfortunately, was around American Kassrns. My only advice? Deport those immigrants now before it is too late
I love the little induction heater. I wonder what happens to the ones that fail the final testing? Is there a - in effect - repair shop to fix defects?
What an elegant lady hanging the keys on the lines for plating. Bet she's ready for glasses before her 30 birthday. Man those Germans are terrific making quality things. Like my 64 Volkswagen Beetle. I'd like to buy the entire crew a beer.
here we see trained engineers who spent years mastering the mechanics of this beloved instrument- just to be paid a tiny sum of money to load and then watch machines doing the job they tediously mastered for no reason
This music... 4:31 I feel like I'm watching something horrible happen. Like at the end of the song the camera will pan up and reveal a terrifying clarinet monster the whole factory has been working to bring to life.
Help me out... at 5:00 to 5:25 is that an induction heating coil being used to braze? Aren't the keys made of brass? How does induction heating work on nonferrous parts?
A great headline : “ modern day typhoid marry found in a clarinet factory. A previously unknown disease that turns you into a tellytubby spread by a clarinet tester. “
I was amazed how automated this factory is for making clarinets. It looks like they could be cranking out thousands of clarinets per day. Are people really buying that man clairinets? I know it's still used widely in orchestras, but you don't very often see it used in many other kinds of music...unlike the flute, or violin or even cello.
This is what i learnt about how to make clarinet: put materials in the machines, close the doors and press buttons. Defintly not what i was expecting ^_^'
Hi, nice video and job, it's good to see that even with using advanced cnc tools, a lot of job is made by human hands, good to final quality standard and maintenance of people on action !
It's the same with cheaply produced Chinese violins. Almost no machinery and actually quite well done and quite precise aged tonewoods scraping the thickness by hand and checking with precise calipers using heated natural glues instead of fake so that they can be repaired over the generations. It's amazing
They have to play test them to make sure everything is working properly, by the time someone would get their clarinet the spit would have dried by then. It doesn't cause any harm.
Ok, good video, but is that really the music were gonna have to endure while watching? I mean, it's a video about making clarinets and no clarinet music?
I noted the silver plating on the pads highlighted that the pad cup was not all that smooth. After the plating the close-up highlighted unevenness on the pad cup surface.
Do ya think it might have been better with some, I don't know... CLARINET MUSIC?!?!?!?!
Nah, that silly pseudo-dramatic cheap tune sounds... well, more dramatic, and even more silly.
YES... They could have had Acker Bilk's clarinet playing. Outta this world !!
Fascinating!
no music would be better than this!
@@HouseofRecordsTacoma exatamente, fascinante BRASIL
Amazing how much craftsmanship goes into a clarinet. These Germans take great pride in their work. Thanks for sharing !
I hope this was sarcasm.
Maybe they take pride knowing they’re contributing to the betterment of musical society, but...
Why the background music so unclarinated?
Nilesh Bandale because plastic clarinets sound terrible
Have fun competing with China.. make a crap product get crap product competition.
cheep chinese clarinets are plastic but hard rubber thats two different thing you can find rubber in trees in the Wood by the way hard rubber and Wood clarinets has different advantiges and minus wood cracks and is affected by temrature and wether wood clarinets are not better than expencive hard rubber remember, the name on the bell or barrel does not make the clarinet professional but how it actualy performs how well it plays in tune with it selfe over long time
The comments on your comment are so indicative of stupid people who don’t understand comic subtlety......
You're right ! It's exactly what I told myself !
I'm kind of amazed there is enough demand for clarinets to support a factory. These jobs look like jobs your really ready to quite by 4 o clock!
I play the Clarinet and Bass Clarinet. This video helped me better understand the value of an instrument such as this one. thanks
This is quite astonishing, I've never thought about the process my clarinet went through.
you would not believe the processes that are needed to make ANYTHING.
WOW I never knew there was that much demand for Clarinets in the world that it could employ hundreds of people daily. That just blew me away! Nicely done! Does each employee get their own Clarinet after a year or a special occasion. Thanks for sharing. Best Wishes & Blessings. Keith Noneya
There are 7 billion people in the world, some of them will play clarinet
The people who are working hard to make these clear enough they're not the people who can afford to own them I bet you know how that goes. It takes time to pull yourself up economically sometimes it even takes a generation or two we are very fortunate to have what we have
Beautiful craftmanship! Thanks to all these dedicated and well organized people we can afford one!
The man without music would live for no reason to exist, perfect instrument.
To make a clarinet, first you need to stare long and hard at the factory car park.
No. First, find an unsustainable source of ebony in Africa.
@@fododudethat’s not ebony. That’s a species of the Dalbergia genus.
@@existentialopal721 Thank the lord.
@@fododudeyour cars aren’t either. We can’t keep taking the aluminium and plastic from the earth if we want it to be “sustainable” and something tells me that may not be possible for a while.
2010: no
2019: you gotta see this man
Me: about to close computer for the night.
Also me: Wait, "how to make a clarinet? Sleep can wait a little longer."
The greatest dedication and the highest quality standards make you the boss.
This background music makes this sound so epic...
animeluva115 but it isnt
Soundtrack is all over the place! One minute they're attacking the Persian army, the next minute they are hacking the mainframe.
what do you mean? this is the most epic thing i’ve ever seen
If only somebody like Mozart had written something pretty for the Clarinet.
I want to see the same guy make a video about the making of a triangle. x)
And in fact the music selection is pretty wierd, I would have tough they'll put some clarinet playing in the background like most of the video I saw about building an instrument but.. ^^
What's up with this music?? I feel like I'm watching MacGyver trying to escape from the clarinet factory....
Shawn Goodman I laughed too hard at this....
I felt the thrill when he was going to put in Tank 3
Oh shit now I can make my own clarinet in my home factory now that I know the process
I am 3D printing one right now...
@Bugz Murphy ...FOR THE HELL OF IT(?)
@Bugz Murphy ...I guess you really blew it(?)
Richard K. Does it work well?
I wanted to write that.
The worst part of those repetitive, tedious jobs is listening to that dreary music loop all day.
At least they have their jobs, while in Africa, source of the ebony, only the devastation remained. :(
I hope you survived.
but you can turn off the volume and the problem is solved
@@cabrahao
And who is to blame for that ?
@@cabrahao lmao 😂
Rapaz que coisa mais delicada! Tem tratar e cuidar do instrumento como uma verdadeira jóia uma literalmente uma obra de arte! Amei conhecê-la o local onde se fabrica e monta esse instrumento obrigado pela postagem do vídeo!.. valeu.
Wow I didn't realise what actually went in to making them - no wonder they are so expensive! One day I will be able to afford a wooden one :)
I have a wooden one. I wish I had a plastic for marching band later this year lol
Get a metal one
ban jomi there's a metal one what
Metal clarinets were very popular with marching bands in the USA because they are much less prone to damage and humudity changes. Some of them are very good but you would need tobdo some research first.
horaceandspeedy I have a wooden one and it was only $60:00
I didn't know there was such a high demand for clarinets.
Its so detailed for a pipe and i am ashtonish who discovered it. I thought the guy measuring a rock like wood in the begiing was a joke.
Producing one car might be more easier. Such a detailed and big factory for a clarinet.
that music changes everything! it's like people making clarinets for machines haha
Thanks for this. I just spent USD 8 million on a factory, some cnc machines and a small workforce. I can now make my own clarinet. Hooray!
First of all, how did I get here? Second of all, why am I watching this at midnight? Third of all, WHY AM I WATCHING THIS AT MIDNIGHT?! 😂😂😂😂😂
Weird Miggy it's 5.17 local time here. Should have gone sleeping many hours before.
Hope next day will not require too much.
me too
Made in Germany. That says so much to me. I am a retired Senior Warrant Officer & Blackhawk Pilot. I was stationed in Germany from 1969 thru late 1971 and from Early 1986 thru late 1989. German manufacturing is some of the very best in the world. I only buy German automobiles, VW's in the early days and for the last 25 years I only buy BMW's.
Here is what I took from this video. (1) very interesting (2) the process to build these instruments is amazing to me, I love to learn how things are made. (3) Look at the Employees. , they are focused on what they are doing, not easy doing the same thing every day. I hope they switch them around. They all look extremely intelligent. The Germans are amazing people. My wife really enjoyed our tour of duty back in the day. Unfortunately, the crazy immigration thing that has taken over Europe and especially is insane. The same crap is now taking the USA over and We better get the Democrats to get their heads out of their Liberal Az's. They do not give a Shitzen about their country they ONLY care about Power. The German people are amazing, and their Country is absolutely beautiful. The only time I saw trash, unfortunately, was around American Kassrns. My only advice? Deport those immigrants now before it is too late
Me watching even though I know full well that I’m not going to make a clarinet.
I love the little induction heater.
I wonder what happens to the ones that fail the final testing? Is there a - in effect - repair shop to fix defects?
Did they use every instrument but the clarinet in the music for this video?
Cool video! It's great to see how a classic musical instrument is made. 😁
well that took the magic right out of a clarinet.
My baby went through so much being made
...........and then you took VERY GOOD care of it and it lasted for 40 years............(8^)
@@alexandra.willitts6988 No kidding, I bought my 1930's Clarinet and had it tuned up, will prolly outlast me, my son, and his son
How to apply sir? ..one of my dream.. i'm a clarinet player and ilove clarinet.
I played this instrument 10 years ELHI .. this video leaves me a bit speechless .. well, except for this comment .. ty for posting!
What an elegant lady hanging the keys on the lines for plating. Bet she's ready for glasses before her 30 birthday. Man those Germans are terrific making quality things. Like my 64 Volkswagen Beetle. I'd like to buy the entire crew a beer.
here we see trained engineers who spent years mastering the mechanics of this beloved instrument- just to be paid a tiny sum of money to load and then watch machines doing the job they tediously mastered for no reason
Instructions unclear: used clarinet to make repair in toilet pipe.
Brilliantly efficient... but mind-numbing work.
The girl soldering the keys is very cute!!
Steve Oromaner I went back a few times just to goggle at her
I would like to work there. Try playing Aker Bilk in the background. It would be perfect accompaniment.
Best TH-cam Video In The Universe! :-D
This music... 4:31 I feel like I'm watching something horrible happen. Like at the end of the song the camera will pan up and reveal a terrifying clarinet monster the whole factory has been working to bring to life.
Big factory! How many clarinets is the world consuming per day??
Great background music! Where can I buy a 10-hour version of it?
It seems we've seen more of the employees than the actual making of clarinets.
Those people all have the look of former craftsmen who've been enslaved by computers.
That was a personal touch.
not really a "how to" video but more of a "how its made" type of video
Hey
Brandon Cho Hand carve one
Parabéns, incrível conseguem conciliar a tecnologia com a precisão humana. Excelentes profissionais!
I only wanted to watch this to see his my clarinet was made. It was kinda satisfying in a way.
The background music constantly made me feel like I was going to burn my pie in the oven.
MODERN TIMES producing is more worth, than playing the INSTRUMENT !
C R A Z Y ! ! !
I used to play clarinet and I own a wooden one, but I've never realized how many people participates in its making. Amazing.
Q: So how did they make them hundreds of years ago? eg was each bell carved by hand?(!)
What is shipped to Germany from Africa, the whole log or just wood billets?
That was interesting, aside from the car park. I didn't realize they were made of wood. And now I understand why they cost so much.
Help me out... at 5:00 to 5:25 is that an induction heating coil being used to braze? Aren't the keys made of brass? How does induction heating work on nonferrous parts?
A great headline : “ modern day typhoid marry found in a clarinet factory. A previously unknown disease that turns you into a tellytubby spread by a clarinet tester. “
Una curiosita'.Bel video e tanta gente che lavora ma.....tutti i clarinetti prodotti,chi li suona?Ci ne sono cosi' tanti a suonarlo?
Thanks I’ll be sure to do this every day
No safety glasses at the induction brazing station???
I would imagine that, with those jigs and CNC machines, accuracy and consistency would be higher than that of a hand made instrument.
Then BLM will
Come in and trash the place in protest
I was amazed how automated this factory is for making clarinets. It looks like they could be cranking out thousands of clarinets per day. Are people really buying that man clairinets? I know it's still used widely in orchestras, but you don't very often see it used in many other kinds of music...unlike the flute, or violin or even cello.
Does this bibba clean the clarinet I use. Oh wait I use Yamaha
Thanks for the tutorial I will make my own now
imagine the horror of doing the same thing to the same part, day after day after day.
did the OP go to some website called "really crappy youtube music to use" or something?
I Love It a Lot
I love the clarinet, i had to find a video for my class and i choose this one!!!!
~clarinet lover
ich habe eine Schreiber D41 und finde es toll zu sehen, wie sie entstanden ist und wer sie gemacht hat. Vielen Dank für eine super Klarinette :)
So they only make soprano clarinets?🤔
very interesting of course
Are those wood or hard rubber clarinettes you're making?
Bois is french for wood. Did you see the opening where they were harvesting grenadilla wood in Africa?
"Bernadette, hold my clarinet."
I can't even imagine sitting in a chair assembling clarinets for thirty years.
Wow i love my clarinet even more
Why am i watching this if i don't even play the Clarinet?
Because
It's interesting
Play tuba
And?
@@yellowmustard7482 I completely forgot I commented that 2 years ago ...
Wheres a video of them being made by hand ?? withOUT the cnc gear
prob. on pathe newsreel....
Who chose the music!?
squidward would be proud
This is what i learnt about how to make clarinet: put materials in the machines, close the doors and press buttons. Defintly not what i was expecting ^_^'
how much machinery do they have to make different size instruments? in Eb, D, C, Bb , A, basset A, basset horn in F,, bass ??
its funny how the music makes making a clarinet epic
dang welcome to the clarinet factory, _fabrication _*_bois_*
¿How many clarinets they have to sell every day?
Seriously ? Did I just spend 10:00 of my life watching a clarinet biography ?? I don’t even know how I got here !
Conflict clarinets?
I was interested in seeing how a clarinet was made, not how how CNC machines are operated.
That's the reality. If you want to see one made by hand, get a lathe and go at it.
Must have cut the music completely. What does it add?
looks so easy with all the technology
We have passed the feedback on the music to Schreiber - and quite agree!
Dude this tutorial helped so much thank you!
Hi, nice video and job, it's good to see that even with using advanced cnc tools, a lot of job is made by human hands, good to final quality standard and maintenance of people on action !
It's the same with cheaply produced Chinese violins. Almost no machinery and actually quite well done and quite precise aged tonewoods scraping the thickness by hand and checking with precise calipers using heated natural glues instead of fake so that they can be repaired over the generations. It's amazing
They have to play test them to make sure everything is working properly, by the time someone would get their clarinet the spit would have dried by then. It doesn't cause any harm.
ClarinetAddict OR the bacteria could growup and colonize the mouthpiece in multiple aberrant ways
Just loved the music.
Ok, good video, but is that really the music were gonna have to endure while watching? I mean, it's a video about making clarinets and no clarinet music?
my sister plays clarinet, my eldest sister plays flute, i play trombone, and my younger brother plays the saxophone, were a musical family!
wie hat man sowas früher hergestellt ??OHNE CNC Automaten??
Who had thought how boring it would be "building" such a nice sounding instrument ....
These are quite the oddest odd jobs I saw in a long time.
Sooooo...Where can i get those machine thingies? I wanted to make a clarinet...
congratulations for all team!
I noted the silver plating on the pads highlighted that the pad cup was not all that smooth. After the plating the close-up highlighted unevenness on the pad cup surface.