Over 1000 Vintage Synthesizers all in one room, I felt like a kid in a candy shop.

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[@prettynoose8497]

Watching this kid's passion is so refreshing. Passionate people are the spice of life

[@suburbanindie]

Right? I'm a drummer and guitarist but I subscribe because I just genuinely enjoy watching other talented musicians go off on what makes life worth living: music.

[@TheChadPad]

@@suburbanindie Saaame, but I'm lowkey really into synthesizers now though I'm a guitarist

[@matiasmoulin2126]

I wanted to complain about him just being another name dropping synth nerd, but he's actually doing outstanding things with modular synths. I just discovered him because of this video.

[@prettynoose8497]

@@matiasmoulin2126 What I mean is, that it's easy to get disheveled and disassociated with life the less innocent we become as we get older. Yes, we get less naive and more experienced....but to have a passion that you've loved and still get excited about since childhood is very refreshing and motivating. I'd rather see a guy be free and happy through his skills and art, rather than another dude who's only motivation is the competitive world of making money and nailing pussy. Shit, those kinda guys are uninteresting and boring!

[@matiasmoulin2126]

@@prettynoose8497 I agree 100%. I was commenting from the perspective of a musician, living in a retro-obsessed culture that, apart from its benefits, feels more and more like reproducing the past than really creating something original and new...

[@elliothall9956]

Ah, now I know who keeps beating me on eBay.

[@hrschwarz2149]

... who keeps beating *everyone on eBay

[@syntheseyez3577]

@@hrschwarz2149 *everyone

[@yawnjones]

Lmao true!!

[@zo1dberg]

It's like the De Beers of synths - they're keeping the price of them high!

[@Lesley-Nielsen-OZ]

Yeah, really indeed, it may be true. Possible a lot of times I don't won the biddings on ebay because of this good/mad customer :D ha ha ha 😗😆😅

[@blankspace0000]

I'm glad this place is in Switzerland. Seems like a relatively safe spot to have an archive.

[@benjaminobrien9334]

If the Swiss get invaded, they've got all the bridges rigged to blow, so, yeah.

[@tapatazapata5970]

@@benjaminobrien9334 That was a thing between WW2 and the end of the Cold War, now probably there aren't any explosives left. Except the forgotten ones, of course

[@nicolabelle1415]

What’s that place and which Town pleazz !?

[@tobiasdorsaz]

@@nicolabelle1415 fribourg :-)

[@erik_gerhard]

Yeah anywhere far away from me is a safe spot. 😂

[@petea8644]

This is a testament of how hard it is to get any longevity in the business of making synthesizers.

[@shlimon7667]

Although ironically enough vintage synths are coming back

[@rexterrocks]

I'd gladly use a lot of that equipment. The Arp 2600 and the MS20 are two of my favourite synths, and they are more popular today than ever.

[@j3m3r3]

The curator must of been having a heart attack every time he picked one up

[@lightrust4680]

I got one after of-ing to read this comment

[@SpydersByte]

probably not considering he said the point of this collection wasn't to be a museum, it was for the public to actually use the synths.

[@kj4ilk]

and then a heart sustain then a decay (hahaha)

[@doomslayerplushie6662]

@@kj4ilk synth jokes eyy What about a heart filter

[@alexsouthgate7551]

@@doomslayerplushie6662 lol

[@ATOMOCDOG]

i live in switzerland and the crazy thing about that is that nobody around here, included myself, knows this place. 😮😮 shocked

[@peterson88keyz]

Is it open to the public? And is the stuff for sale or just show?

[@ATOMOCDOG]

@@peterson88keyz yea, i couldnt make it yet. as far i understood you tell them wich day you want a session, and what synths you need and thats about it. bring your laptop and record . ill check out further details soon👍✌️ couldnt decide yet what gear i wanna use😋

[@beigela]

@@ATOMOCDOG bruh...make some sound packs.. i will give you many $$$

[@ATOMOCDOG]

@@beigela yea i guess i could do that...but look, i need me a new laptop first cause i dont plan to take the comp from studio with me. so if you can wait for me a lil while would b perfect👍✌️

[@drillgirl718]

@@ATOMOCDOG k perfect i need some samples too

[@Legozachk]

I love seeing people gush and go mad about their passions. I know next to nothing about synths, but im so happy you found things you love!

[@am5790]

agree...but I will save my happiness for that child who finds food to eat and bed to sleep on.

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

Never too late to learn. If you can find a copy, I recommend you begin with a book simply titled Synthesis.

[@Ebb0Productions]

How this sounds to someone who know nothing about synthesizers: "Oh shit a BB 9.2!" "Oh look, a KPL Deluxe!" "Oh hey I found a Dingobongo Bombastic 12!" "Oh come here it's a Proto Smicksmack! They only made 10 of these!" "Oh my god is that an actual Megaboom 69!?" "Oh no way, they even have the Snailor X!" "Oh wow it's an ABC 123!" etc...

[@thespector8587]

That's me

[@csharp57]

But when he plugged them up and started playing them 😩😩😩😩

[@tehweh8202]

I especially liked the Hyperloop 2020 and the Roomba XYZ.

[@steve1978ger]

Even the Swiss couldn't get their hands on a Proto Smicksmack.

[@vndrwwmgmt2509]

thats a god tier comment

[@apexshinbi638]

15:28 the distorted growl of 16 oscillators...insane

[@pankeaux]

fav part

[@tweakiepop]

Hairs standing on my neck

[@Jaesee]

His love for synths is contagious

[@herontotem1065]

A dream comes in/out/thru 😍

[@jujuledruide6385]

hahaha excelentttt

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

You got your interface!

[@piavillatx2005]

This needs to be on a shirt! If it's not already.

[@herontotem1065]

Michael Pulido Haha yes, for sure it’s already done (i use to make a shirt with « i ❤️ YOUR wife » on it, and just after it a friend told me that he have seen the same before lol). It would be also a nice advertising slogan for the new Moog One for example... Because of the polyphony of course, and specially because of the price, which really hurts when coming through my ass lol 😂 (EDIT: in France we’re literally saying « it hurts the ass » when for example something is too expensive)

[@PaulBoos]

I backed these guys playroom on Kickstarter. This is so awesome that someone is trying to preserve this stuff.

[@greyaliien]

Manager: Do we have any spare Juno's? Stockist: Yes, 5. Manager: Good. Buy another one.

[@samjones3433]

e x c e l l e n t

[@ToniJXN]

😂😂😂

[@telsutton]

Logical.

[@katyg3873]

You’re like the Steve Irwin of musical instruments. 👌

[@rteague82]

Never have I ever enjoyed watching something I know absolutely nothing about, but enjoyed seeing someone so excited about something they have a clear passion for and being in their element. That’s worth my subscription 👍

[@panicraptor2837]

Its actually a Swiss army project. Playing the lowest note on all synths will collapse mountains in strategic places.

[@DrMurdercock]

the Black note.

[@boterham7144]

Sshh this part about the plan was suposed to be secret

[@speciesunknown8279]

Lol.... Find those resonant frequencies.... then let em rip!!!!

[@sully9726]

I know nothing about synths but I feel excited just because of you

[@kristianTV1974]

I love your response to this - but just in case the video doesn't make it quite clear - this is the absolute MOTHERLODE of synthesizer collections. Nothing I've ever seen comes remotely close. It's almost... obscene!

[@tobiasdomes2731]

You reminded me of Steve Irwin when he spots a snake: "look at this beauty, look at that!

[@Scyber_Official]

Crikey! What a beaut!

[@tangerinejukebox]

Less likely to be bitten by a Rattlesnake drum machine though...

[@theorist5497]

RIP - You are missed, Steve!

[@stumbling]

"The trick with these old 70's synthesizers is you've gotta sneak up on 'em 'n' grab em by the ports before they can leap up atcha!"

[@pontushenrikson]

Veeery dangerous!

[@The8BitGuy]

I guess they didn't have any consumer keyboards like Casio?

[@mrHubris]

I'm sure they have a couple of toy cat keyboards in the back if you ask them nicely. Also, hey 8-Bit Guy! Cool to see you here, love the videos

[@neoasura]

For real, I grew up around the Casio consumer line in the 80s, since it was my dads favorite keyboards. They never get any love.

[@8bitwiz_]

Yes, right behind the MIDI Meowsic.

[@_P3_]

There are several Casio! About twenty or more, as far as I remember. Let me know if you are looking for something in particular :)

[@grandmestredespoulpes2435]

Hahaha I was thinking the exact same thing ! I composed my first masterpieces on a majestuous Casio SA-35.

[@stocchinet]

1:04 i'm definitively making a sample out of that quote

[@eclectricmagazine]

That memory Moog just gave me chills

[@ChrisDN]

Same! Reminded me of the THX Deep Note kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIjOe2tsf9afhqM

[@synthshoot1026]

This will dwarf any vintage gear video I see for the rest of my life.

[@DrMurdercock]

If you like vintage gear, the channel Next Level Chops has a guy named Sticky Wicket whom has a drum collection that will blow your mind. from before they were kits, to the first kits, to war era kits, to modern. His collection deserves a museum. Scope it out sometime broham. I know you're a synth guy, but I am sure you would appreciate it since you like seeing the vintage stuff as I do. If you do, leave them a comment an say Dr. Doom sent ya!

[@synthshoot1026]

@@DrMurdercock Thanks. Checked them out. pretty impressive!!

[@AlexBallMusic]

Right that's it, I'm jumping in the ocean and swimming to Switzerland.

[@gtheskater]

it's the only european country not surrounded by sea :P

[@AlexBallMusic]

@@gtheskater That won't stop me.

[@electroman1996]

gtheskater There are a lot European countries with no connection to the sea ;) Austria, Kosovo, Moldavia, Andorra... just to name a few ^^ greetings from Switzerland ;)

[@vinylarchaeologist]

15:18 “18 oscillators all on the same note!!!” = witness the inception for the 1000 oscillator mega-drone idea :)

[@thomaskositzki9424]

This is such a wonderful sight, your passion for Synthesizers going into meltdown! Had a passion for scale plastic modelling, went bananas like you visting a really big exhibition for the first time. :D Also I love the concept of the museum to make the equipment aviable to the public - I was thinking before how sad it is to have all that great hardware just sitting in shelves. ^^

[@sammerrick6343]

Your passion and charisma for making weird noises with electronics is outstanding

[@AggroNoobs]

That MemoryMoog was literally orgasmic.

[@Themunit1]

it was the elka synthex for me what a sound

[@milesamara]

I went there yesterday.... this place is heaven... truly !!!!!!!

[@Turbotef]

Your enthusiasm and love for the machines earned you an extra sub. Keep it up, man! Man, I love that old late 60s/70s/80s look and design of varying machines.

[@jamesedinger4956]

Amazing collection...dude makes me nervous, though...bull in china shop

[@urbanman1516]

Haha. Thought the same.

[@stormtropp712]

i think you shouldnt be allowed to touch shit lol

[@claudevieaul1465]

Exactly.

[@barrnycharlton8951]

@@claudevieaul1465 there built to be played

[@AggroNoobs]

@@barrnycharlton8951 And of all people I would let loose around my endless collection of rare synths, it's actually Sam without a doubt. Because of all people, if he managed to beak it, he could fix it.

[@ArcAudios77]

A wonderful idea in having them accessible to be used & recorded. Somewhat shocked by what one Man purchased. Bless him.

[@beenmicrophone5817]

well I know what I'm doing if I become a billionaire

[@SDW2000]

Im amazed they let you pick up and handle their collection like that.

[@SONGSTICKS]

This is such a joy to watch... seeing you in your element amongst all that vintage electronica. Like a kid in a toy shop... Wonderful :O)

[@TommyHelgevold]

I'd go mental in there. My 80's heart is going bonkers just watching this video. WAaaaaaant!

[@SaccharineChaperone]

Lets hook everything up and run it all through each other.

[@devi0121]

My first thought as well hahahah

[@redoverdrivetheunstoppable4637]

no need for a power amplifier on the output of that

[@sandyprimus9831]

Yes Tom, I am imagining what fabulous sounds we would hear. oh wow.

[@voidremoved]

earth splits in half. and you were worried about the large hardon collider

[@ICM3]

Hmm.. thats.. alooooooooooooooooooooot of power to be taken..

[@MargaretHarmer]

I live in Switzerland and have been there 3 times. I took my electronic music pupils for a visit too! This museum has a really interesting concept for development. I am glad it's getting some noise…!

[@n.e.m.nasatoelectronicmusi8318]

Where is it?

[@MargaretHarmer]

@@n.e.m.nasatoelectronicmusi8318 Fribourg

[@n.e.m.nasatoelectronicmusi8318]

@@MargaretHarmer thank you

[@XX-121]

@@MargaretHarmer do they really want you handling the goods like that?

[@MargaretHarmer]

​@@XX-121 For now the synths are in a basement and are being catalogued, some very special instruments like an original London Mellotron, Hammond, Fairlight are being repaired or restored if possible. The museum did a Kickstarter to create a Playroom where there are a bunch of synths (Juno 60, TR-808, Yamaha CS 50, etc) so anybody can sign up to try them out. They are also giving talks, workshops, and concerts. So yes this is about a participative concept and not just instruments behind glass.

[@theoliviaarchives4794]

I’ve watched this a couple times before, and it’s always as amazing as the first.

[@heliammusicchannel]

Snap, then I created an account

[@miladragon]

There's a vintage synth museum in California -- used to be Oakland, now LA -- where you can play them all and record on them for the time you have the museum/studio booked

[@TheMatschmen]

i was never so close to robbing a museum in my life

[@LoveStarRecords]

"OH IT SMELLS LIKE...smells a bit strange"

[@M3iscool]

I bet it smells like knobs. *_HAH._*

[@TryptychUK]

It smells like a shitload of money. The most expensive synthesiser in history.

[@edpoell2876]

It smells almost the same as it tastes.

[@tachelesreden]

I love this guy... but i would never let him touch my syntheziser ;-)

[@paulussantosowidjaja93]

Hahaha

[@PetraKann]

Did he break any of them?

[@nathan7766]

He could touch my synth👅

[@natanletthem]

Yeah, he is a little rough with what he is touching and throwing down after looking at it. I knew a couple people that could not finess anything and were so ruff with they way they handled things, and I'm like, I don't want to offend this person, but stuff like keyboards and drum machines have to be handled with care, kind of like a baby, besides maybe a little tapping on the pads, but yeah, this guys cool, I just think he is a little more sturdy in handling things like this.

[@bromo6900]

Jebus, then he sees the 808 and a second one - and literally bangs on the 808 keys. WTF, kick this fuckhead out

[@R2_D3]

Legend has it that he never left! What an amazing place!!

[@Frankowillo]

I was in the barbershop when this kid walked in. He sat down in the chair and said to the barber, "Just fuck me up", hence the hairdo.

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

Who goes to barbershops nowadays? Save money. Just buy some scissors and you can look as awful as me foreverrr

[@lo-firobotboy7112]

As cool as this is it makes me a bit sad to see so many instruments sitting silent in a warehouse. I wish these were out in the world making music.

[@rbrtck]

They seem to be functional, too. Things should be used for the purpose that they were created for. Personally, I've never managed to keep new old stock in its pristine state for long. The item doesn't care, but I do, and I want to use it, if only in a token way in some cases, not just look at it. And if I had such an insane collection, then I think I'd want people to be using this stuff. Well, at least all of these instruments are well preserved, and who knows, maybe someday they'll eventually be used again.

[@ShotgunTurtle816]

They actually have a rotating 'play room' where different synths are available for the public to play.

[@Tubekeny1]

You mate are a legend. No one else could do a tour like that. Absolutely superb.

[@loslosbaby]

What? No CASiO section? #represent !!!

[@fullfunk]

NO LOVE FOR CASIO arturia the moneys at

[@tommyflowers7098]

"Looks like something that would be sat in your grandad's smoking room." Dude, that bit had me rolling, haha.

[@Glokta09]

Over the past couple of years, whenever I've been in a rut or not touched my synths for a while, this video really helps get me excited to get going again. Love this vid.

[@suds5866]

Just imagine the job to organise everything, it would be amazing!

[@mangiatepiumele4462]

I just love your british-sounding enthusiasm

[@michaelk3550]

This seems like something I would do if I won the lottery.

[@DJGodaryD86]

This plus I would build a school for electronic music.

[@jasonpos1537]

One they won't have is an Elektor Chorosynth. This is a multi oscillator string synth from 1980 that was published in their magazine as a project. A commercial PCB was available and I managed to import the board and build it up. With its multi oscillators and many cascades of dividers it could give the 1000 drone a run for its money - and it stayed in tune when swept across its keyboard range.

[@neoasura]

Looks like my old pawn shop back in the 80s. I miss those days being able to walk into one and seeing rows of Keyboards for sale.

[@JulesJenssen]

Keyboards- 1000 Keyboard stands- 0 The Elka teetering on the roadcase made me nervous, haha. Seriously tho, that collection just blew my mind.

[@la-civetta]

... the point when you're so surprised that you don't get surprised anymore. That one surprised me a little. Great stuff!! :-)

[@SynthsandSounds]

So that one guy is the reason it's so hard for me to find vintage gear in switzerland

[@theshyguy1580]

Can i just live there? Please?

[@JoeySchmidt74]

At least you know where it is now, nice to have closure!

[@seb_tv]

This "Museum" is nuts. Wonderful...

[@fantomasfanto8469]

“oh vangelis you made it sound so amazing with these presets” 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@willfomes406]

“Thank you very much Vangelis”

[@rb5stevenumber903]

I used to demonstrate quite a few of them when I worked in a keyboard shop in the 70s and 80s. Downstairs was organs and I was upstairs with the synthesizers, best one I got to have a go on was the Moog 55, mind bending. Also got a chance in the early 70s to view Keith Emerson's legendary Moog 111c

[@warbatron2]

Damn, treat those synths with the respect they deserve man!

[@rufusstewart762]

When He brought the filter up on that memory moog my face mirrored his perfectly in sync. Awesome!!!

[@RaddMann3]

I'm speechless. Only one word to say. Wow!

[@TheDins3939]

So this is where the furby organ gonna end up in mhhh... i like it

[@666LonesomeSailor]

I wanted to like the Video a second time.... haven´t noticed i liked it seconds before. *YOU ARE MY HIGHPRIEST OF CYBERPUNK!* Dude much love from Germany

[@josephwright5921]

And the Uli Behringer buys the museum to build his clone army . . .

[@jamescruz8678]

Joseph Wright Waiting on the DS-80

[@H4NDCRAFTED]

You know the trouble with clones ? They are clones.

[@josephwright5921]

H4NDCRAFTED Yes, they are clones, but my DeepMind 12 is an improvement over the Juno 106 with its chip issues. The originals are becoming scarcer and the electronics in aging synths and drum machines don’t age as well as vintage guitars with few electronic components. There is not enough vintage gear for everyone who wants it, nor can some people afford to maintain such gear. I am done with buying used gear with problems. As a family guy supporting a wife and 3 kids, I will never be able to afford a vintage Minimoog, TR808 or 909, Pro One, VP340 or CS 80. I appreciate that there are inexpensive remakes, but also that there is now some original inexpensive original gear like Korg Volcas, Minilogues and Monologues. If you don’t like clones or updated originals, don’t buy them. “These are not the droids you are looking for . . .”

[@jamescruz8678]

Joseph Wright Agreed. Thank you.

[@prototek4187]

@@josephwright5921 If you can't "afford to maintain such gear" that simply means you *can't afford such gear*!! I have over 40 pre-1983 pieces of gear and I've never had any problems in the 25+ years I've had the pleasure of owning them.

[@nadirsalim7419]

impressive collection. I wasn't expecting to see old computers. A DEC terminal... out of this world.

[@wulyf4lyf]

I love Sam. Dude’s enthusiasm is infectious.

[@straightwaters]

"I missed this corner....OH MY GOD THERE'S A FAIRLIGHT!"

[@dynamicfreeqz4796]

If I had the money, and I was producing an album, I would rent a space there, and build a studio to make music on these. Just being able to sample the sounds would be dope. I'm guessing that vsti companies have went there to create instruments.

[@BigHairyKev]

*I would never leave!* ⭐ 😃 👍

[@VouchforMemory]

Wow!!! Great place! Thanks for telling.

[@arcadealchemist]

18:50 it's like a school music room OMG it's so nuance

[@SPAZit101]

just 6 junos casually chillin

[@andrewbeveridge9178]

Holy crap....that Memorymoog......That's the one right there.

[@theshyguy1580]

Just chilling over there like, "hey dude."

[@JohnJackson-mn4ts]

He’s like a little boy in a sweet shop.

[@babakgholian3467]

A producer's heaven

[@KennethRivenes]

Turn them all on, at the same time! Just to see if the universe can handle it! (and the fusebox, obviously)

[@sandyprimus9831]

Oh Kenneth, that would really be something, that an experience like that send me to outer space.

[@milagrosguadarrama1618]

Stunning place...¡¡¡

[@geekofnature2973]

It's so entertaining seeing someone gawk at an incredible collection of things that I know nothing about

[@funguy8801]

*Museum:* _"How many synthesizers do you want us to display?"_ *Collector:* _"Yes!"_

[@kbtube8125]

you're not a happy camper? that iconic. gays are normal now.

[@funguy8801]

@Apollo Smile ... Apollo, Smile a little more ... I'm just a Fun Guy :)

[@juangodoy3710]

Now I really keep buying more keyboards I doubt 32 was enough But I changed my mind now

[@TheDimsml]

I am pretty sure I am not the first one to tell you that, but just in case you don`t know. The disassembled thing to the right of you just at the start of the video right at the 0:00 mark is the Hammond Novachord, one of the first fully electronic polyphonic synthesisers. No transistors, only vacuum valves, not very surprising given that these were made in 1939 - 1942.

[@thebiggerbyte5991]

An absolutely amazing place.

[@mellotronage7073]

To you it's like a candy store; to Tony Banks, it'd be like jail...😎

[@DarkSideofSynth]

Final, definite proof heaven DOES exist!

[@MidWestConcertVideo2]

I'm 59, old enough to remember when all this stuff was new, and featured in advertisements in _Keyboard_ magazine. I was disappointed to not see any ARP keyboards, but in reply to a comment six months ago, the kid said there was plenty but that he *lost* the footage. Very disappointing not to see a large Moog modular, or the ARP 2500 from _Close Encounters of the Third Kind._

[@Synqronizer]

Haha good to see all those cool old synths being adored

[@drzoyberg]

Amazing, absolutely amazing!

[@chocolatgelato3267]

This is the kind of room where I wouldn't mind if someone locked me inside it. Bliss.

[@gorillabraudcast474]

U didn't show any dw8ks

[@gorillabraudcast474]

Where is this museum?

[@markhammer643]

And I thought Mark Mothersbaugh's video tour through his collection was something.

[@derrylallen]

i watch this with confidence now because i have some beast of a synth or two at home , but if i were young id be super jealous lol. makes me appreciate my babies

[@lexxsimf2]

Back to 80-ties, like time machine. That was so cool!

[@AmirPourkashef]

8:46 There's an actual CS-10 behind you sam and you missed it

[@coolscube5062]

They got to have known it was on the shelf ,, The Box was saying look at me Ima" CS- 10." loll

[@derpnerpwerp]

Came here to say this

[@mikhaildaviesphoto]

wrong CS-10, that's a JL Cooper midi controller

[@derpnerpwerp]

@@mikhaildaviesphoto It did look pretty small

[@coolscube5062]

@@@mikhaildaviesphoto well is defo a CS-10 Analog Synth Box :D

[@RegebroRepairs]

An ORANGE Synkey!? That looked cool. They could give me one of those Tridents.

[@maximilien_4382]

80% of this video : "just sitting around, chillin' out"

[@samjones3433]

Look at that! Three, no four, five of them! Five, just chilling out, sitting there, chilling

[@tommyflowers7098]

Not gonna' lie. I freaked out everytime you touched and picked up those boards.

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

Huh?

[@wince333]

​@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER tommy flowers fear of your freaking genious moding compulsion :)))

[@ReubenSound]

I can confirm that "uhhh, sha luhh la luhh la luhhh" is exactly what the ELKA Synthex sounds like.

[@revolutronic]

as you turned into the drumsection i was wondering will there be a RME rattlesnake and BOOM there are something like 10 in existence. no matter what you program it always sounds like minimal techno. super rare super weird!! this place is crazy!!!!

[@Apg002]

Every synthesizer he’s ever wanted to play and he never plugs them in or hears what they sound like. It’s like a short story where the protagonist believes they are in heaven, but it slowly dawns on them that they are actually in hell. EDIT: I guess he does get to play them later in the video.