SLOW TV - ASMR - Sailing to Tobago - Sailing Vessel Delos
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มิ.ย. 2024
- If you enjoy slow television, or have seen the slow tv boat filmed in Norway you will probably enjoy this. We take our sailboat Delos up a South American jungle river and film an unedited version of the experience. The jungle sounds were recorded live as well for a true experience.
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SCENE CHANGE TIMESTAMPS BELOW.... Okay guys, for this one we tried to give a little more behind the scenes representation. As you just watched the edited Passage to Tobago video, here is the more "raw version". Really hope you enjoy and as always looking forward to your comments. Brian
For this one we left the GoPro running while we get Delos ready for passage, motor out of the anchorage, set sail, and spend a few hours on passage. I moved the camera to a new fixed position from time to time. The audio was recorded on our Zoom mic in the cockpit, and later in the dinghy when we were filming from the bow. So kick back, throw this up in the background, and get ready to come on passage and chill with us for a bit on the ocean.
00:00 - 16:00 The crew get Delos ready to head to sea.
16:00 - 24:38 Getting the hook up and motoring outside the reef.
24:38 - 34:27 Setting sail with main, mizzen and Genoa.
34:28 - 54:30 Beating upwind.
54:31 - 1:03:47 Switch to cockpit view.
1:03:47 - 1:15:11 Switch to helmsman cockpit view.
1:15:12 - 02:49:00 Time to roll that fattie or hit that space pen and enjoy the ride :)
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My TH-cam is on all night long or I wake up in silence in my nightmare world. Then THIS came on and I HAVE NEVER SLEPT BETTER. I just need 8-11 hours. But now I am going to watch what made me sleep SO good. THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH for filming and posting this!!!!!
Sailing and living out at Sea is the only thing that I really want to do. It's the only thing that I dream about I constantly watch these videos because in reality it's probably the closest I'm going to get to it. You folks are truly living a blessed life.
Ah, the sound of the wind whistling through the rigging brings back fond memories.
Love the drastic change in speed when the Genoa comes out!
I can't get enough of this video ... no music, no voice over ... just the wind and the waves, PERFECT!
I have 5 sailboats. Last year I was so busy I never got to take any of them out on the water. The year before, 2017, I only went out once. By being able to view this video... I was taken there again. Thanks for choosing to do something different. This video feels more 'normal' to me. It is past my bedtime, but I can't turn this off. lol. Peace unto all of us.
Loan me one of your boats and I'll do with it what it was designed for, not sitting still somewhere. Just kidding. I'm building an OZ Racer RV in my garage. Hardly in the same league, but it will get me on the water. Just waiting for the spring to warm enough to go out and finish it up.
Great when stuck in your office as back ground
Keep them coming
Finally!, just pure sailing hull waves cruising sound. No selfies, monologue, etc. I been expecting some sailing channel did just that...for old cruisers sake...mucha suerte, mucha Gracias !..
Just sailing and enjoying peace ? Thank you again for taking us along.
This is so relaxing! I miss sailing. My parents had a 27’ Catalina in Seabrook Texas and those sailing days were some of the best days of my life so far! Good thing my classes were cancelled today! It’s raining and cold here in North Carolina where we live now. Good day sit back and act like I’m sailing with you guys! And Yes, I’m a 37 year old student. Graduate in May!
Kelli Williams , my dad lived in Morgan’s Point. I started sailing when I was ten back in ‘71.
A cat 27 is not that expensive! Mine ran me $5k. Hope you go sailing again soon.
your not missing much now, they are completely redoing 146 and expanding it to a 6 lane highway. the seabrook marina has been cut off due to the construction.. sad times, will make the wednesday night races a pain!
Andrew Mccravy 6 lanes. What in the world? I miss that area. I lived in Kemah for a little while. It has all grown so much around there.
yeah its nuts! www.sh146.com/
Thank you. This is exactly what I crave when watching cruising videos. I felt like I was there with you. Delos really takes the wind well and matches along. Thanks for the real sounds. No music is great.
I could watch this for 24 hours straight. Really feels like you are actually there.
No this is a video, not even close to what it feels like on the open ocean.
Don't pay any attention to Sir Little Dick ... We all knew what you were getting at.
I agree John, I love this video. The sounds and view is fantastic. Makes us feel like we are there with them. Wish I could be there with them.( just a little jealous. LOL)
John Donaldson popkkookkmo kokkkmmokkpoo knkmmukmorning
No edit. Live. Just sailing. Perfect.
Just a great addition to the Delos catalog of videos. Very enjoyable to put this on a big screen, darken the room, and find moments of Zen, particularly while underway; watching the swell and wind chop, with Delos pitching and rolling, the mesmerizing sounds of wind and wave, the rigging and the occasional voices. I feel it really captures how it must be to be aboard without having to be "on" for the edited videos. It was a great way to space out, and also to be a so-called fly-on-the-wall. A short stint as a virtual Delos crew member, but without the chores! Thank you for taking me along!
love this camera angle we can see how everything works.
I like how y'all show that it isn't always a party and it is actually slow paced. I also enjoyed seeing everyone relaxing and actually, not doing a thing. I'm pumping myself up for my trip March 3rd! Thanks guys for putting this together!
This is the best the real deal . Not some heavy edited bullshit .
This what reality looks like .
Life is not art.
@@pauleohl Its a matter of perspective.
I wouldn't call their editing a bullshit, I would rather call it a masterpiece.
@@klimankhmeron7636 ..used to be, miss the original opening to the episodes
@@LeviGenes every artist has ups and downs
I really like how you did it in actual time. Like any other day any other Sail. I find it rather epic and inspiring , another thing I like is that you can see how the boat rolls and moves with the waves instead of just sitting in the cockpit . I think it's rather cool . Thank You delos crew🍻😎🍹🤘🍺👍
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This is great, I just sailed from Melbourne to Hobart for my first offshore sail two weeks ago. I'm ready to go back to this life.
Janice Thomas , which yacht did you go on as I am from Melbourne and at HBYC
@@CaptMarkSVAlcina Hi, timber boat Seasalter. My husband Brad helped crew for the boat show. We are getting as much experience as we can before we get our own boat. Head off sailing for a few years with the kids.
Congrats Janice that is awesome experience:) I sailed a J24 out of the yacht club by Sandringham when I lived in Melbourne. Brian
@@svdelos thanks Brian, we have 6 daughters (age 2-11) who have seen most of your videos. Brad would like to get offshore experience before he takes us all on a few year trip. Brad grew up sail port Philip bay and down at lakes entrance. We have been watching you since the first year. Thanks for all the great episodes. Our plan was to leave by the time we turned 30 but another year or so and we should be right to go, we are 32 now.
This is therapeutic. If I didn't have to work in the AM, I would probably be up until 1 AM along for the ride. Cheers guys, you rock.
Awesome prospective of how the well oiled machine works 🤗❤️🌬⛵️🍻
Love this episode yet hate it . love it as it reminds me of the 3 1/2 years spent on my beloved first boat. She was my home but so much more she was my spirit my soul. When I raised her sails . I could feel not only the wind but I felt intimately connected to the whole planet. I miss that and I miss my boat. She was a 1973 O'Day 37 center cockpit sloop. I loved her
A beautiful day spoiled through beating to wind ward. The ease with which Delos does it though is the reason you guys are still out there doing what you love. No boat will ever replace the bonds you have with Delos and will probably be the beginning of the end.
A 3 hour Zen moment being totally here for now !!!
Glad I found your channel -loving this raw version. I do love the "new" editing version too!!!
Pre departure passage prep.....this reminds me of the great feeling of anticipation we always had before every passage no matter how short or long it was going to be. Even after many years of cruising, getting ready to leave for a new destination always left us a little "breathless" with the anticipation of another new adventure! We were always "stoked" too! But no fishing? Maybe a "first Delos catch of the season" video. It would be fun watching your new crew sliding around on the stern like Brady used to do trying to subdue a good sized wahoo, a good initiation, lol!
I’m not sure they fish anymore.
Thar is so Beautiful thanks for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is so relaxing. I needed this in my life. Can't believe TH-cam hasn't recommended this video to me till now. I would've watch this 2,000 times by now
Thanks for the sail! On the big screen it’s like I was there for the trip. Lovin’ Delos!
Keep on going straight until close to Ireland and then hang a left bypass England etc and head to France and take a break yall deserve
I love this video, talk about keeping it real - this is great. Relaxed, chilled just shows that picking up and setting of is not a five minute procedure awesome, no music just chat, the sea and Delos sheer magic. Thanks for this one it's fabulous. Stay safe.
So reminds me of my sailing days, the flurry of activity before you raise the hook, setting and trimming the sails then falling into the rhythm of the sea.
This might be the greatest Delos episode ever, let me explain why I feel this way.
My wife buys an exercise bike, and since I don't care to go with the right hand for an extended period of time, I agree to put it together when it arrives. I come home from work and there it is. I'm struggling to find motivation to put it together, and I find myself online looking at TH-cam videos, and there it is, SLOW TV - Passage To Tobago. OW HELL YA, I'M IN !!!
For me this video could not have arrived at a more perfect time. Slow and methodical, that exercise bike goes together, with many breaks to enjoy the wind and the waves. It's like you knew what I needed and when I needed it. Just an absolute masterpiece.
Hey Jeff, wow this is very cool I never imagined this scenario for watching Slow TV but it certainly makes sense. Fair winds and happy exercising! Brian
@@svdelos You should do that again sometime, it worked. Maybe a short sail... Pull the hook... Sail... Arrive, drop hook.
@@svdelos It might require and external battery pack to get it done, but it's possible. I played around with an all night time lapse using an external battery pack (sundown to sunrise). Had to use some plastic shopping bags and rubber bands to protect the electrical connections... th-cam.com/video/PSDyWowZC_k/w-d-xo.html
FABULOUS video, guys. I nearly skipped this, because the previous slow TV of sailing was beautiful, but... s l o w. This, setting out and knowing where you are going, is really watchable. It would be really good to have occasional annotations edited in during this with some explanation of what we're seeing - time, maybe, and temperature; windspeed and course and a map and speed through the water; and at some points, a summary of what everyone's doing down below, as a snapshot. It was good when Brian was explaining setting sail to the newbies. Thanks again for all your work.
I totally agree with this. I loved the commentary by brian about what was going on. It was cool to see putting the mizen out and hearing how to be easy on it as its being taken out. I think an easy addition to this would be to put markers in saying what you are doing when so that someone can skip slow parts or go directly to what they want to see, should be quick and not a ton of production time.
Hey Roger Stone , By any chance did you grow up in Chesapeake,Va on Happy Acre Road????????
@@teresawilson7199 No, I'm from the UK. Nor am I under investigation by the FBI for helping Trump, I'm glad to say!
@Roger Stone, LOL, okay glad you're not being investigated ...but was just wondering. I grew up with a Roger Stone. Many moons ago. Have a awesome day. 😊😊⛵⛵
totally didn't see the timestamps for scene changes. Thought it was the same as the last slow.
A more relaxing aspect of the sail that I enjoy, just the relaxing sound of the sail & surf. Nice to see some downtime every now & again :-)
Now that is a welcome change from the ordinary, finally someone actually sailing. I enjoyed every minute. The process of getting underway then how quickly everyone transitions to chill mode, this can only happen sailing.
I love these unedited videos! This is kind of what I've been craving from the multiple sailing channels I watch! A slice of reality as well as the edited lifestyle stuff. This is so nice to put on in the background while I'm doing chores.
I hope you guys do more of these. I love them.
Lay in bed in my little River cruiser on the canal now and then opening my eyes to see the ocean with sounds that can only be made at sail 😊 bliss
Finally, you demonstrate what sailings Delos is REALLY LIKE. Awesome! Thank you! More REAL sailing is appreciated. SV Brooklyn.
After all the work you have all done to get Delos back in the water what a way to wind down. Such satisfaction for you all. Thanks Crew.
This is your best vid so far. Just beating the waves and wind whistlin through the rigging. No camera movement
This is exactly what I needed while watching it snow outside! Hello from Montana!
Much better video!! Love feeling like I’m learning too. I could close my eyes and let the sound of the waves put me to sleep. Wake me when you need me to help drop that sails. 😴😴😴
I second John Donaldson's comment -- what I have been waiting for all along, the real sense of sailing, unvarnished
I actually woke up with a start thinking, "Did we lose the mast." The sounds of Delos made me think I was back on my buddies sailboat and I was straining to hear the tink tink tink of the wires inside the mast. I hadn't realized how much I missed being on the boat. Thanks for bringing me back.
I like that you guys experiment with new things. This was fun and different -- felt a little more like being there. Love Delos! Thanks!
The sounds of the ocean playing in the background is so therapeutic.... Rather enjoying the sail...while coding away
Yes, perfect! That is exactly how we imagined someone might enjoy a video like this. Fair winds and happy coding! Brian
I love how Brady keeps waking up, to quickly check on his brother sitting at the bow..
True brotherly love, there's no better friend than a brother.
What a great sail! It put me to sleep by the end just listening to the waves...I LOVE IT!
The cameraman/helmsman/captain(and engineman) does an awesome job, as do the rest of the crew, going from the anchorage to underway and sailing. Reminds me of being in the Caribbean enjoying the warm weather and balmy breezes, although our vessel was somewhat bigger at 887' and 212k shp and no sails. I was wanting to see what all the winches went to and how the sails were deployed and this showed all of that. After seeing other vessels I like the design of Delos with the helm and winches in the center and protected. We had a young man jump over board while down there. Guess he needed to go swimming in the warm waters.They put the rudder over smartly and had him back on board in short order. Nothing like good seamanship! You guys/girls rock.
I love that there is silence , save wave sounds... wind water ... thanks
Wonderful! Brings back some great memories. Thank you so much.
That will do, SV Delos that will do. The soothing sailing reality, just what I needed.
So awesome I love these segments I put it on big tv in the board room at work and crank the sound so relaxing to hear the wind and the ocean the office loves it fair winds delos all the best from Alberta Canada 🍁
Yes awesome idea!
Its interesting to see all the different elements of what actually goes on when you set off
Thanks 3 hour vid it's 2 am looks like I'm not working tomorrow but drinking a beer
Thank you for putting this up guys. It was a very chill thing to have playing in the background as I got some stuff done around the house.
This kills background noises perfectly. No more neighbors dog, no more construction site... I slept like a baby!
Just what the doctor ordered. Total relaxation and to try to destress. Guess what, it worked. Many thanks and much appreciated.
You're the best guys! Thx!!! :)
I have found my going to sleep soundtrack . Now ..... just need to figure out how to make the bed gently heel from side to side ! Great work Delos Crew Love from down under ! 💖💖💖
Thanks Martin and fair winds to you mate!
i've seen bed frames hung like hammocks so they will sway somewhat.....takes some serious engineering though
@@svdelos What a great video...you always have great ones but this is the first time I felt I was there sailing with you. The bow crashing through the water gave me the chills....I so wanted to cruel up and go to sleep...soooo soothing. Sometimes less is more and this surely was the time. Thanks so much for sharing.
A vibrator under the bed may do...😊
Martin Crowe hammock
Near the end of my last comment I thought of the ultimate idea for a SLOW TV episode. But this would involve High Tech! What if one or more viewers could control what the camera was looking at? A viewer could pan around, zoom in and out, scan the horizon for other boats, or look for land. A system like that could be expensive to create but what a BLAST! And I have no idea how a user interface would work (via WiFi?) but perhaps some company has such a product and would LOVE to promote it (for FREE?) on SV Delos! I'll have to Google "Remote Camera Systems". Heck, you could also give patron's the opportunity to schedule an hour of remote camera viewing time for a small fee, or they could "win" the chance.
S C Yz TH-cam has a 360 mode. They just need the camera. Look up 360 view in TH-cam lots of vids do it. Very common.
@@swettyspaghtti, We might be thinking in the same direction. I was thinking of a 4k camera that could pan and tilt and zoom in and out, and do all that with a remote viewer in control. On Delos I think a good location would be the top of the mizzen mast. The idea is along the lines of the viewer being closer to really being on the boat. As it is, with SLOW TV, we look where the camera is looking. We can't "look around" to see some other point of interest. Zooming in would be like picking up a pair of binoculars - to see a far off ship or first peek at the land/port Delos is headed toward. . . . Just checked out some 360 TH-cam videos and they are all static. I remember seeing one a year ago that was interactive but it was a simulation.
@@scyz2807 No im talking about a 360 camera that takes picks in ALL directions at once and the viewer can move the screen around. th-cam.com/video/mlOiXMvMaZo/w-d-xo.html move the mouse around on the vid and the view moves.
Look at a back vlog of a Delos slow 360 3D where you could do all you asked SCYc
Arrrh!! Delos! Wunnaful to sail so quietly upon the sea..Much Thanks for this and all your other vids..Great work on the switch Brian..I'm sure you've got the new one in by now..Fair winds and calm seas from icy cold Montreal Canada..Cold beer's and a hot meal's on me when you show up.. (Edel 540 You'll Sea once long ago)..
I’m very fond of, not just the Delos crew, but of Delos herself. I like to view her as one of the family. And so it was nice to see her take center stage for a couple of hours and show us land lubbers what she does best. I’d love to see a similar video in heavy seas with big swells.
Such a cool way to passively vibe out to Delos while working on stuff -- more please!
This is great Brian. I've been trying to sell the idea of adopting the cruising lifestyle to my better half and this really does give a clear representation of a typical day's sailing from start to end, with all the preparations, sail-setting and tuning and the essential experience of a short sea-going passage.
Love this videos, gives me a perspective what is involved in sailing.Congratulations to the happy couple.keep up the excellent work Brian and Brady actually the whole team.Keep living your dreamAlex from Toronto CanadaI have been following you for many, many years
I really enjoy watching the real time mode of leaving port and taking off on the next journey.
It gives a great perspective, like actually being there. Shows the ends and outs of it all in real time, which I'm sure was your objective.
May seem boring to some ( slow TV = lol), but I truly enjoyed it.
It's been freezing rain in this neck of the woods today, So I mixed up a couple Bacardi & 7Up's and kicked back and enjoyed the ride.
Thanks for the vid.
Looking forward to your on going video evolution and your new adventures in 2019.
Cheers
Absolutely perfect thank you very much. No advertisements. No blah blah. Just real deal sailing thank you again x2
The sound of the waves itself is very calming to my ears coupled with rolling and pitching of the ship that tricked my mind that I was there. I had a great dooze on my couch of that 2 hours ride. Awesome job DELOS for keeping it RAW.
I LOVE these kind of videos!! Excellent !!!! I wish you guys would do one of these whenever you make a passage or at least once a month. Makes me want to hurry up on my boat build so that I can get out there myself!!
Loved watching and listening to the sounds of the ocean...then hearing the snow plow come down my street. 😜⛵️🌊❄️
This is actually a really cool video because you get to see things that you normally don’t get to see on your regular videos! Loved it, thanks guys for changing the script and sharing with us! 👍🏻🍻
Steamed to the telly and just dreamed of being there chillin out. Awesome.
That is the real thing. Thank you. Needed to see this.
OMG, next best thing to being there. I love your videos!! Huge fan.
My favorite episode yet.
Just love the Delos crew ..makes my day watching these amazing professionals navigate across vast Oceans .. please keep doing what you do and congratulations Brian and your lovely wife Karin .. from Micky 🌷🍀🍀
Thanks so much Micky, fair winds to you my man! Brian
AHHHHH I am in Heaven !!!!!!!! This really was an Awesome Journey.. Could have used another 10 hours of it.. Thanks for letting me ride along!!
I love the sounds and sights on a moving vessel at sea in fair weather. Love the smell of sea air in the morning.
I am really enjoying this video. Like I'm sitting aft and watching the boat cut through the water. Thanks for the ride.
Reminds me of my time in the Royal Canadian Navy, just chilling on the bridge wing, or lying above the bridge watching the stars in the south pacific. Thanks Delos! Fair winds and following seas!
Wow this is so cool. Very relaxing and pleasing. Thanks for showing a little of the daily live you all get to live. Happy Sailing.
Beating upwind is the best for sleeping. Thanks for a good nap.
Excellent video again! Love the SLOW TV concept. The videos from the back of the ship looking forward were the best, showing what people are doing, how the sails are being trimmed, etc. Keep these coming! Thanks.
Man that was great! The last of the vid was like I was at the back of the Cockpit chillen and riding the waves. It was great! Thank you thank you!
I LOVE what you guys are doing with the new videos and how you are going about it! It's really cool to get a birds eye view of the reality of what happens in real time on Delos...As well as the alternative view from when you shot the last short video! Some cool new stuff here! Awesome!!!...I'm going to buy you guys a case of beer at some point hahah!...Keep up the great work and keep trying new things with your videos!!
Thanks for the positive vibes, means a lot to us :)
This looks so peaceful...I see why you love sailing....
Great video on actual sailing great trim of your sails and wating Brian always looking over his boat. A true captain.
Simply brilliant. Thanks guys.
the weather is good and places is great to make footage
Love this! Thanks Guys!! Safe travels and will be watching! 👍👍💯💯😘😘💗💗💗
I actually fell asleep while resting my head in my hand listening to Delos cut throught the waters. What Sensory Response gets better than that 😊. Thanks for the "slow sail". It was beautiful, and fulfilling.
Thanks for showing the real life on Delos unedited. Enjoyed the preparing and sail!
Look forward to another one of these soon.
Ya gotta love Amel's sail handling equipment! Of course an experienced crew makes it look easy.
Thank you for the great "slow TV" episode. I would love to see one of these every six months or so mixed in with your regular great episodes. Loved the one of the river cruise. Would love to see one made in weather that makes your heart pound. Much better than just a few quick shots of breaking waves.It was amazing how fast Delos looked like it was going, while the camera was pointed at the pulpit. Delos is a fantastic vessel with a great crew and Captain. Looking forward to more of your exciting adventures. Cheers
Really like this new format of starting “in media’s res”, no musical opening, no previews, etc. just pure sailing and the sound of the wind and the boat going thru the waves. What a nice change in format. Puts your videos in a new light and I can appreciate the crew working silently together in a well practiced way I never saw this before. Really nice video. Thanks
This video is an absolute must watch, particularly for those who are looking into the cruising lifestyle. For the most part it is truly mind blowingly boring! Though it's also a real view into the reality of cruising. If you can watch this for hours and still be interested, then consider doing it for numerous days on end. If you find that appealing, then cruising might be for you. I've actually watched this video the whole way through several times and I still find it interesting.
Fantastic as I sail my CBD apartment to Tobago!!!
YES MON!
@@svdelos That's Jamaica...not Tobago
This might not be for everyone, but it sure makes my day! Thanks!
Great...it brought me back to my sailing days in Maine.........thank you.
Seeing you 2 hug made my day. I need a hug. and a sailboat lol. Working on it. I like the slow tv. Every other video has an agenda, the world needs to slow down. :)