DIY Leslie Speaker SPINNING Guitar Part 2, The Doppler Guitar

#lesie #speaker #guitar!!!! part 2 oooh yeah
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[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

Name a type of guitar effect synth jams like the one at the end available as megamixes and re watchable livestreams over here :- www.patreon.com/lookmumnocomputer

[@cybus96]

distortion LOL

[@ghostlytechno5873]

reverb

[@cybus96]

Flanger n chorus

[@rupertkingsley]

That one the Who used to do by holding the guitar by the neck and swinging it into the floor?

[@Nukle0n]

big muff

[@maxwellgrimsley]

"Honey, what's wrong? You've hardly touched your Leslie speaker spinning guitar-"

[@TenchixRyoko]

"Cause I prefer my feet unflattened." "Wear steel toed boots with it then." 😋👩‍🎤

[@SkermiebroTech]

it looks like a repeat of electroboom lol

[@hammondeggsmusic]

While my guitar gently rotates…

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

😂

[@kaasmeester5903]

"Gently *spins*", Aw, so close :)

[@cosmic_drew]

@@kaasmeester5903 nah it's fine

[@HowardKlein1958]

🤣😂🙃💫👍

[@i_hate_handles602]

In this episode of Look Mum No Computer, we reinvent speaking/singing into a fan

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

pretty much

[@isaackracoff1021]

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER That is exactly what I said out loud before I read your reply. Twinsies!

[@martinmoeller9186]

Way back when I made a "leslie' speaker by attaching a small (4") speaker to a ~2' cord and motor with slip rings. Actually sounded almost OK until the cord broke and and launched the speaker across the room. No permanent/fatal injuries. It also needed some help to get started, once running the speaker stayed at end of cord.

[@GodsMistake]

"Now for my next trick, I shall piss on this fan and have myself a good, warm shower. Soap please."

[@IETass]

A Hammond Organ?

[@ian6303]

so glad youre stimulating the market for bullet proof guitars, you have no idea how useful those would be

[@GodsMistake]

B.B. King would not argue.

[@hell_march6652]

@UnjustifiedRecs I was going to say I wish dimebag had one

[@fsbodever3496]

Demolition Ranch has entered the chat

[@ilham7345]

hot play sick riff while slapping .50 BMG

[@connectionlost1063]

Worth at least a Dime, probably a bag

[@Doctormix]

Mad!!! Sounds great on your voice!!!!!

[@glennleader8880]

I'm disappointed. He didn't even say "I am a Darlek... Exterminate, exterminate, exterminate, exterminate, exterminate."

[@LeeFiero]

The most beautiful on this channel yet!

[@programaths]

@@glennleader8880 Put this as a direct response to his comment. Uncannily close.

[@peachmelba1000]

Check out the teack Someone's In The Wolf by Queens. They used a Leslie on Josh's voice on that tune.

[@CardfightVanja]

The sound with the microphones in is so spacious, really open sounding. I feel like recreating that sort of effect with pedals or VSTs wouldn't have nearly as interesting a sound stage. The vocals sound awesome too

[@greenbasterd9425]

The explanation in the beginning stating how you didn't expect it to turn out so awesome, heavy, etc. has me convinced you're a true mad scientist.

[@same9643]

Came for the guitar, stayed for the absolutely BANGER at the end 🙌

[@GuyGamer1]

"it's really hard to reach around" - look mum no computer

[@chriscoralAloha]

Not to put down any of the amazing things you have shown me but this build has to be one of the most creative things you have done.

[@BeepSmile]

I'm 31. Old af. I've forgotten just how *cool* people can be. This vid has moved me in ways that I'd lost. Thank you for making and sharing this. By doing this cool shit you're making meaning. Don't stop.

[@RomanKosins]

Strangely the voice was my favorite part. I wonder if you could add a horn or tube to sing into while you play guitar to direct your voice into it?

[@hpyle5592]

Stick a talk box tube in it!

[@ts4gv]

Dude. This is the first time in years I’ve heard a truly unique guitar sound. Fuck yeah The vocal bit was pretty sick too. Reminds me of The Mars Volta.

[@CreeperNinjaProductions]

It sounds so much like a subtle chorus and I love it

[@brendanbiele2736]

It is a chorus. The history of the Lesley is quite fascinating going back to the 1920’s and 30’s. Originally, the Hammond corporation sued Leslie for modifying the Hammond organs with their “kits” that added chorus to the organ. They lost in court. Decades later, Hammond Organs bought out Leslie.

[@CreeperNinjaProductions]

@@brendanbiele2736 dang, I always assumed that it was closer to an auto pan, tysm for the knowledge, always love learning new stuff about music equipment

[@brendanbiele2736]

@@CreeperNinjaProductions kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6aoYXiifqaqkKc I totally see where you’re coming from, but auto pan doesn’t change pitch. It just moves a sound source from one side of the stereo field to the other. Technically, chorus can be achieved by doubling its sound source and slightly moving it out of pitch (up or down a few cents). Think about how most members of a choir don’t sing absolutely perfectly in pitch. This is the kind of effect that you may find on guitar pedals from the 1980s and 1990s. The electronic guitar pedal version is very distinctive but kind of boring. (Sometimes chorus is also simply known as doubling.) A more distinctive chorus can be achieved by moving the pitch in and out (up and down) from the targeted tone. The Leslie achieves this with the Doppler effect, most notably with the rotating horns. The rotating base “drum“ is a big hunk of Styrofoam with a waveguide channel carved out. This creates less Doppler, and more of an undulating SPL Decibel effect (though the Doppler affect is still very present in the low end). LMNC is only using the big Styrofoam drum from a Lesley (lows) and not the horns (highs). He is still getting the Doppler effect because of how he has implemented the Mic placement. He’s probably getting some 90° phase cancellation and comb filtering adding to the tonal characteristics. I wonder what the mics would’ve sounded like if he had placed them 180° away from each other, and flipped the phase on one of the mics. The sound might have been a bit more full and Rich. Just my thoughts.

[@filipvanek6272]

Sam: Shows the microphones My dumbass brain: How exactly are lightsabers gonna help us in this situation?

[@darkcoeficient]

By cutting thru the 20mm thick plastic

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

10:16 -----> 11:36 = 🔥🔥🔥

[@toddfx]

Yeah that was incredible. Where can we hear more of that?

[@Benjaminduduu]

I want a go!

[@leo197777]

Awesome Artic Monkey remix

[@Gorillarevolta]

Your song at the end is sick, man

[@fel7000]

Thats desperado vespa

[@theveeman]

@@fel7000 haha straight to spotify i go.

[@cutiepiecatloveallanimals6602]

I’m thinking a hurdy gurdy man cover, singing and playing though that guitar would be pretty rad

[@waynesilverman3048]

Yes m8

[@exerminator2000]

I was thinking planet caravan

[@StevenIngram]

It's got a Moody Blues kind of sound to it. I can almost imagine them playing the old song, "Dear Diary" on something like this. :D

[@greatkingrat]

Who here sung along with “all dead all dead” like me. Great song, great effect.

[@summarity]

That casing can deflect bullets :D

[@MegaBadgeman]

He should patent it and sell the design to the riot police. Armour protection and a crazy siren all in one.

[@RraMakutsi]

Perfect sound for a Radiohead track... would love to hear Ed O'Brien or Johnny Greenwood mess around with something like that once it's all sorted out!

[@sentientcardboarddumpster7900]

I feel like someone's gonna do something cool with the concept

[@taylorst.5131]

The museum of everything else. How can you not love this guy? Make this man an award for most sonically inspiring youtuber.

[@tylerthefolf1856]

I absolutely adore this, for some reason i like hearing the motor sound when you sing as it kinda sounds like an old stretched out cassette...idk, just gives me lofi vibes which i loooooooove

[@termsofuniverse7251]

You need to get someone to play this at a live show, would definitely make a unique performance!

[@mrKozmoz]

You sort of got a Muse vibe with the fast setting, I really dig this. The cello/upright bass idea is something I would love to see, the long drawn out notes of a cello seem like it would be a perfect fit for the warble

[@johnwagner1549]

when I had an old church organ in my house with a leslie, mine would free-wheel as it slowed down, so if you stomped on one of the bass pedals and turned off the leslie, it would give you the slowing down doppler effect of wa, wa, waa, waaa, waaaa, waaaaaaaa, waaaaaaaaaaaa. until it stopped. loved it. Thanks for the Awesome content!

[@FAB1150]

I love how the tambre is the one of an old cheap piano lol

[@ditmarvanbelle1061]

The singing was quite enjoyable. Kudos my man!

[@Flako-dd]

Look Mum no Autotune 🔥

[@OfficialDropRate]

i clicked on this video so fast with an instant smile. was looking forward to this after your community poll.

[@RavenLuni]

Putting the mental in experimental :)

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

lol

[@dt890]

Sounds like when you play a wobbly lp record

[@vokoj5544]

I just realized how much I want to hear a synth cover of a Queen song from you.

[@michaelmakemore633]

I dont know whats more impressive, your skill sets, inventions, or your production schedule. Machine man making machines. nice one!

[@CryptoTonight9393]

A speed inbetween the slow and fast would be amazing for that vocal effect you were doing.

[@branhicks]

Everything you do impresses me

[@mvqc9833]

Beatles were all about experimenting with what they had to make sound. They didn’t have synthesizers yet. One time I think it was John and George? I’m probably wrong, but they were running tape backwards while they would play with it and that’s how they did one song. You could totally some of the coolest new sounds with a. Guitar like that. So rad. I love it.

[@DeadWhiteButterflies]

Singing into it instantly transports your voice to 1973 in the best way possible. Sounds amazing.

[@maxwellgrimsley]

This is so extra and so iconic

[@UnauthorisedService]

"All dead" by Queen .. what??? Great choice ! Love that song Sam

[@youman9001]

Sam as always you are on the very edge of new discoveries in music sound. Keep on going.

[@GP100TD]

Hey you crazy guy! That was perfect! And the mindblowing endtitle song!!! Bravo maestro!

[@danerd8978]

The Beatles perfected this technique on many recordings.

[@Doctormix]

Maaaaad!!!! I love it! It sounds a bit tex-mex 🙌

[@datavalisofficial8730]

Sup doc

[@graxjpg]

As a Tex-mex (tejano), I agree.

[@charlessmith5465]

_No one expects the spaghetti Western surfboard guitar vocal solo!_

[@pippilangstrumpf7059]

A nerd becomes a ...thank a lot you are precious for humanity and all the rest of it!

[@Srcsqwrn]

I love this contraption so much! Very nice work!

[@unkowndata2338]

Sounds really cool! Would still love to hear how playing it with a violin bow would sound.

[@georgeilling568]

you could add a voice tube, so that you could sing while playing

[@peter-utrblk]

This chunky Leslie Guitar has it's own character. Nice.

[@JC-11111]

Pretty sure I just found a new favorite channel. This is friggin SWEET! Can't wait to binge a bunch of vids after this first one 👍

[@deralfenderson]

As a weirdo musician/artist, I’ve always appreciated the weird things you come up with. But as a singer with really good pitch that regularly stacks vocals with wreckless abandon? Fuck mang…. Your voice is SWEET. And it didn’t need Leslie madness to make it so. I can tell. Love it.

i wanna hear "where is my mind" with this

[@marknesselhaus4376]

Your voice on high speed is so cool and the entire effect and build is pure gold madness :-D

[@Whistler-007]

One of the things I like the most about Leslie speakers is the ramping between fast and slow. Sounds great with Hammond organs. My 10c

[@mfbfreak]

Okay, now i want one.

[@maxmajerowicz5830]

You should make a song using all of the music inventions you made.

[@BuckJolicoeur]

10:15 love that analog mix.

[@taiyoctopus2958]

Your delivery and sale of this product is simply amazing. XD

[@Tlavite]

damn man you can even sing!

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

ha i try sometimes

[@Tlavite]

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER hey man I have a weird Vacuum fluorescent display you might be interested in

[@ripvanwando]

The vocal jam sounded like a lost desert sessions track haha

[@samuelmessiha8609]

Was just discussing the Doppler effect with my physics friend the other day

[@LelandHasGames]

I love seeing this sort of experimental stuff! Very awesome sound.

[@pAuLa-cx9fd]

You are AWESOME 😍😍😍💖💖💖👌 It sounds sooooooooo great❣❣❣ I watched the video twice because of the awesome voice effect the gituar made❣ Lovely❣ Great Episode❣

[@CappeSun]

Try some extended chords, should sound pretty lofi.

[@Doctormix]

Slow it’s great!!!!

[@MegaBadgeman]

I think it would sound better with a slow speed change. That's part of the Leslie charm.

[@baconeater4133]

Wow, three comments on the same video

[@fletcherreder6091]

Got to the end of this and realized I was grinning ear to ear. Feels good!

[@VigiHunter]

Beautiful Voice 😂😍 Brings back Childhood Memories when singing into fans!

[@VedunianCraft]

It's literally like a 3:14 .. ..I understand!

[@The_BenboBaggins]

How about a Doppler Double Bass?? :)

[@42Hertzer]

Yeah, good one, would solve the trying to hold up the whole construction too! 👍

[@r3tr0nic]

Leslies are quite a blast to goof around with. And, very abundant if your willing to haul the whole organ. I've never really officially put a test goof fully together though, perspex always makes projects look so much more awesome!

[@perfectpitch4151]

Seriously cool and useful vocal effects!!!!

[@garorobe]

По звуку как ГрОб :)

[@bramwindels5435]

The music @the end is so cool, please give us more... love u Sam. Gr Bram

[@ronaldlundbohm815]

It is now a one of a kind!!!!! Nice work

[@jordanharzke9643]

Bro, I completely get you on having your own vision and wanting to see it happen. This is a sick guitar man. :)

[@Sand_man_]

Love it!!! Almost sounds like the same effect you would get out of an old electric church organ.

[@markitustrash]

Mother of god, that was a nice jam in the end of the video, well done!

[@AxelWerner]

Love the slow spinning string sound A LOT!!

[@billS-c3n]

Ya, the voice part was the best. Felt like some new beatles song. The ending was pretty cool too.

[@wolfen8622]

Didn’t really dig the guitar sound but your voice going through that was genuinely amazing.

[@cthlos]

Perhaps the first time I've ever heard, "not getting electrocuted", described as a "bonus".

[@dlabrador]

You singing that Queen song was unexpectedly fantastic. Great video as always

[@AvanToor]

Sir Brian would absolutely love it.

[@bveracka]

😆 I flippin' love you Sam; always coming up with the totally bonkers projects. 🤣 Keep up the good work you mad, genius, awesome bastard! 👍🏻

[@gae_mon]

Very profound sound and voice to !

[@MechanicalGeneration]

Awesome stuff; love the outro!

[@thomaskositzki9424]

Really funny experimentation. ^^ That version of "Desperado Vespa" in the end was rad AF!

[@VELVETPERSON]

Insane, just freaking insane! Dude, why are you so cool

[@gudjon_jonsson]

You sir will always be my favorite mad man🙏🙏

[@TheOneAndOnlyRandy]

Look dad, no waffle! Good video man. Those Leslie speakers are pretty cool

[@guffaw1711]

The slow setting sounds fantastic! 😍 6:29

[@jonathandill3557]

Reminds me of singing into a box fan when we were kids, but that 100% had a wind problem.

[@thomasrose7713]

Wonderfully creative! one of your best creations to date Put the black scrim cloth back on the rotor. You will get less “wind noise”. Fantastic best combo since “somebody got peanut butter on my chocolate..hey you got chocolate on my peanut butter ! ....THEY TASTE GREAT TOGETHER watch those mains bruv those monkeys bite👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 more madness please

[@batterymakermarkii2654]

Reminds me of songs in the sixties where they plugged ANYTHING thru the Leslies for that special sound...

[@joseppuig925]

With some colorful LED strips inside that perspex case and a mini smoke machine near the moving element of the Leslie you can have a stunning freaky thing show...

[@Coruphius]

Getting a Ween vibe there with the vocals lol. Epic work mate!

[@timhvac6869]

Dude this is awesome sounding love it.

[@hospitalbruteband]

Absolutely amazing video

[@mrmotormouth7593]

Sounds hell raw my g, love it 👌