New Instrument, new sound!

[@imawizard6876]

I imagine this is what a kaleidoscope would sound like if it made noise.

[@orbambassador5158]

whats funny is that theres an audio plugin called kaleidoscope by 2caudio that sounds exactly like this

[@douglasamundson2423]

That’s literally the most perfect thought lol

[@jlGuitarGuy7]

@@douglasamundson2423 I second this!

[@buddyrevell4329]

Excellent comment!

[@BeanzMan]

fr

[@aarongilbertphonetube219]

You've heard of the hurdy gurdy, now get ready for the harpy garpy

[@MicahScottPnD]

😂

[@XatxiFly]

excellent

[@NiallBoggins]

more like herpy derpy... I'm guessing this has a bunch of fake reverb added afterwards.

[@seth468]

banjo wanjo

[@Vinnie_728]

I support this name.

[@rattoota]

I cant wait for this to randomly show up in everyones recommendations 10 years from now

[@seekkr]

Hi me in 10 years!

[@damonhtoo]

Is this copypasta? This identical comment appeared on another video I was recommended recently about a guy drumming with a speed bag.

[@Smileyfacegreat]

Fr

[@bmoore1908]

@@damonhtoo so we’ve been watching the same timeline

[@bouopo1999]

yes

[@Scipio-Africannabis]

That was absolutely incredible. You just created an analogue version of digital atmospheric music development software. This is literally exactly like the music you hear in the background of tv shows or KZbin videos about space / the universe, and he made it with some string and a carefully rotated wheel. Great video.

[@WilmoTheBear]

This is gonna end up used for some movie soundtracks, it's perfect.

[@ErikWilliamsviolin]

Exactly my thought

[@helenavanmaanen6733]

Koyaanisqatsi III

[@Creeper_Minecart]

Maybe youtube effects or even for theathers!

[@TomeRodrigo]

Maybe if they slow it down 5x.

[@warweasel2832]

Hans Zimmer is going to buy his whole stock of these, for sure.

[@horaciogonzalez4284]

This sounds like a ambient sound effect that would be used in sci-fi settings, like looking out at a distant nebula, or in fantasy settings, like wandering through a complex of crystal caverns.

[@aarongolden370]

Ambient Wonder by Marty O’Donnell from the original Halo soundtrack is very much like this, and very much added to the atmosphere of the game

[@parallelarms5645]

​@aarongolden370 that's exactly what I was thinking!

[@deinbarenbruder6570]

Satisfactory sounds EXACTLY like this!

[@michaelhilliard2161]

Just read this in Ajax voice from Duckman; very accurate description tho

[@NickRoman]

Just what I was thinking. The next trippy sci-fi movie I see better have that somewhere in the soundtrack.

[@Fjordy]

I don't know what I was expecting. But it definitely wasn't that! That is so creative and a beautiful sound!

[@MicahScottPnD]

You gave words to a sentiment I had but didn't know it!

[@sonclearbrahman-ar1461]

Astonishing! 😮

[@kentalanlee]

It sounds exactly how riding a fat tire bicycle feels.

[@lumpychucks6457]

I know lol. My inner cynic was expecting it to make janky noises, and the drum looking thing in the middle threw me off a bit on how it operated as well.

[@rolandschmidt8285]

​Yes!! 😅 ​@@kentalanlee

[@Not131-Z]

This is the type of video that’s gonna be recommended to me in 10 years time.

[@goatgiraffe6942]

wake up babe new instrument just dropped

[@cameronneal4]

😂

[@hunternegron336]

Lol I just left the same comment

[@Lennart1995]

wake up babe new milked out 'wake up babe' line just dropped

[@hunternegron336]

@@Lennart1995 cope + seethe

[@hunternegron336]

@Prod.Lavure Amen

[@Anonymouthful]

"You enter a serene forest, plentiful in magic and wonder."

[@nautdead3197]

I cast fire ball

[@vanitymarks8798]

@@nautdead3197 I cast Vas Flam then cast An Lor Xen on myself 😘

[@DaleGusta]

@@vanitymarks8798 You fumble

[@lobstrosity7163]

The whizzard takes out his wand and sprays you with a gentle rain of gold.

[@RadicalCaveman]

Then you are gored by a beautiful unicorn.

[@murraymoore8668]

guy discovered how to make surreal minecraft music acoustically

[@autumnwinter3639]

his name isnt guy

[@murraymoore8668]

@@autumnwinter3639 guy told me 'his name isn't guy' ☠

[@ChronoMune]

@@murraymoore8668 guys, calm down

[@autumnwinter3639]

@@murraymoore8668 it isnt

[@teslainvestah5003]

​@@autumnwinter3639 the anonymization of Fron Reilly is most likely intended to mimic the style of a news headline (this is a compliment! it implies that the topic is newsworthy). in news headlines, names are usually omitted to save space and to emphasize the main reasons a reader might take interest in a story. Compare these headlines: 1. "guy discovered how to make surreal minecraft music acoustically" 2. "Fron Reilly discovered how to make surreal minecraft music acoustically" The first headline maximizes the chance that a reader who is interested in minecraft music will go on to read the article. This is a large potential audience. The second headline will cause some minecraft fans to skip past it after just a few words because they have already noticed some key info from the headline, a name, but have not noticed anything that matches their interests. Sure, the second headline will lead fans of Fron Reilly to read the article almost always, but they represent a much smaller potential audience than the minecraft fandom. So the second headline is probably worse at bringing exposure to Fron Reilly, and certainly worse at exposing him to _new_ people. The first headline style attracts more readers overall, so it should be adopted by any newspaper. I have seen it often. Omitting the person's name from the headline does not mean fully anonymizing them - their name will usually be given in the first few sentences of the article, if it is available. On KZbin, the uploader's name is displayed prominently above the comment section. So, naming Fron Reilly in his comment was probably not the _best_ way for murraymoore8668 to show respect to Fron Reilly. The best way was likely the way they chose - to commit to a joke style, parody, and make it as entertaining as possible for us, thereby bonding with other commenters over a shared appreciation of the content, and creating engagement that drives the youtube algorithm to recommend this video to more people. Murraymoore knows that we are all already here, and promoting this video or its creator to us by name would be silly. But a commenter _can_ increase our appreciation for the content by pointing out more things to like about it. Such as: it is like minecraft. I hope this helps!

[@OhMyMiaX3]

idk why i never thought of the concept of people making new instruments, but here we are. shows we can always evolve and create something new 💗

[@AerialTheShamen]

At least we see here that there is more than only laptop music.

[@cactusdoodle8619]

haha right?? I've often thought that same thing about foods... like seriously think about it that someone was like "nothing..... annnnnnnd pizza"

[@asterlofts1565]

Or new things for weapons, like Legolas... Very interesting!

[@yannna_yan]

I’m so glad I clicked on this vid, it feels like I just got healed in a way.

[@AvitalShtap]

Me too. It would work really well with a healing musician like Laraaji. I bet he'd buy this!!!

[@Mitfan]

Better check on c418

[@bradentheman1373]

Same here, this was meant for me at this exact time

[@trailspike4938]

Omg

[@Dustinlove102]

Same ❤

[@neonlights3739]

How incredible is it that even now, thousands of years and countless generations into creation, we still discover beautiful new things

[@driftliketokyo34ftw35]

Yeah it really is. You think we’d run out of stuff to do by now, but we keep doing new things.

[@haxozr0]

Exactly!!!

[@soggybreadman4035]

Some of the most beautiful and poetic statements in the comments are always made by people with goofy profile pictures like yours, lol.

[@TEAMGETHELP]

Create.

[@НиколайШауб]

И будем, люди не знают многое ибо поглощены мусоррм

[@Psycandy]

generating a concept for a new instrument is the pinnacle of creative thought. the notion of kinetic energy keeping the instrument in motion is brilliant and the potential for scale sounds (like a string layout as with bass) is certainly there, nicely done

[@EARWIGSMOKER]

Underrated commented. This man is a genius in every sense of the word.

[@i_eat_soap792]

It's pretty cool that he added guitar tunings pegs, with the number of strings it would be pretty awesome to hear how it sounds in different tunings an especially with stacked extended chords since it already sounds surreal and hypnotic with multiple same notes harmonizing

[@deshaebeasley]

I support new instruments.

[@brunnomenxa]

​@@deshaebeasley, His table as well.

[@deshaebeasley]

@@brunnomenxa lol

[@widhskxnkan1349pl]

Glad people are still inventing new and unique instruments

[@dgSolidarity]

I suspect the room gets some credit for helping with resonance.

[@fronreilly4787]

True. It was recorded in a fairly spacious hallway.

[@yvonnepagan9912]

Wow! I love that sound! I’ll bet you’ve been working on this gizmo for decades!? What a gorgeous sound! I hope you have good success selling it on to, perhaps, musoes or sci-fi film creators. You deserve success! First new instrument in yeeeears! Just WOW! And….not all the brains are younguns!

[@DIEGOLUNFERTA]

⁠@@yvonnepagan9912 If he has thinked at this creation in decade , he's brain was younger 😅

[@lwwells]

Doesn’t it always 😅

[@dgSolidarity]

​@@lwwells Nope. People will go gaga over recordings they'd otherwise ignore if not for the added effects. A lot (most?) people seem to have no concept. I'll wager a very large chunk of people amazed by this video have no idea.

[@Sp4wnEffect]

Straight into my favorites folder, please never remove this from the internet.

[@Speakup117]

A hard drive is handy friend ❤

[@AutismoGamer]

yes

[@WrityGD]

why tf would he

[@AutismoGamer]

😐Take 2 minutes to answer your own questions for once😐

[@janhokas8482]

​@@WrityGDmaybe later own he makes something prettier and starts to hate this

[@UnderSampled]

I love how you can just hear that it would be even better in person.

[@MrCasualGamer27]

I read that as prison at first lol.

[@danteglory95]

​@@MrCasualGamer27They need to pass the time somehow.

[@rpgstaple]

It's gorgeous. The beauty of the ocean depths, the theme of genesis, the mysteries of uncharted space.. I hear it all *here* with your playing.

[@guillermo7168]

I always thought it would be impossible to create a new sound with an acoustic instrument, specially since lots of instruments have existed across history, mankind, and throughout the world and cultures, air, strings, and different materials. But today... I have witnessed something completely new, the birth of an acoustic sound.

[@ericjefferson7849]

You missed the Hang (drum) in 2000.

[@guillermo7168]

@@ericjefferson7849 I definitely missed it because I have no idea

[@e.d.1642]

You weren't very open minded and curious, then.

[@idiosomatic5242]

This is the greatest doohickey performance i have ever seen.

[@jackolantern610]

They say there is only one virtuouso of the doohickey alive today but you have to be a virtuoso just to play it - whivh takes around 25 years of winding a dummy handle as practice before you get to even assist maestro.

[@999_derp1]

Never thought i'd say a thingamabob could play such angelic sounds

[@jackolantern610]

@@999_derp1 you might have been a thingamob expert but this guy just pushed the state of the art ahead further. Maybe no one will find out and you’ll still have a job by the end of year but maybe not

[@andrewbarrett1537]

That's what she said

[@imoldgregg8]

Absolutely breathtaking. An accoustic synth.

[@benny_dryl]

i... oh man...

[@23-oszkup]

I will use this instrument

[@samurai-f77]

Beat me to it

[@dontletmebrown]

There’s something kind of beautiful to me about the beginning and ending with the empty shot of the instrument rotating. A perpetual force, complex yet soothing in its naturalities. Mutely it beckons bowing, a world of sound kept tight lipped. Enter it's maker’s skilled hand.

[@xenontesla122]

I was thinking, “How does that make such a resonant sound?”, and “What’s that drum for?”, then I put two and two together. Interesting take on such a fundamental part of string instruments: the bridge and resonator.

[@cryptojoecoin5480]

I wondered what the drum was for as well. But I can hear it resonating when the bow gets close. Awesome!

[@nomms]

And now ya know what the head in a banjo is for too :) although it has a floating bridge, other than that same same

[@michaelcaplin8969]

You could probably make this into an incredibly complicated instrument with a large amount of strings and foot levers being able to bring up certain combination of strings to form various chords and voicings. Imagine this being able to play all the most common chords and voicings!

[@argonwheatbelly637]

I was thinking either that or a small group of them, perhaps laid out like timpani.

[@Kaiji700M]

It is already complicated as it is now

[@stephenspackman5573]

@@Kaiji700M They built pipe organs, you know.

[@kit4616]

@@Kaiji700MNot any more than an accordion or Hurdy-Gurdy. Instruments are famously not easy to play if you don’t know what you’re doing.

[@shamzo2492]

Foot pedal to turn it which frees up the other hand for another bow if that would work

[@Bones_]

This sounds like the wondrous, and beautiful soundtrack to a fantasy setting that has been expertly mixed and composed yet it’s performed with a simple handle turn and bow. The utter simplicity of your movements to create these sounds underscores the massive achievement of your design.

[@skullshapedbox]

hear hear!

[@AerialTheShamen]

This is a bit like a successor of the shrutibox, which is a thing from India that basically drones one chord, good for meditative music.

[@AK-Drakoin]

This is a sound which stays for you forever. So distinctive I can conjure it so prolifically into my own mind even after I’ve spent minutes in silence

[@OhMyRoystone]

Ah yes, the spinning angelic violin-flute, instant classic.

[@billwesley]

beautiful results, great idea to have the sound radiating element rotating to get a "lesslie" effect, kind of an inverse hurdy gurdy where the strings rotate under a stationary bow instead of a rosined wheel rotating under stationary strings, brilliant.

[@fronreilly4787]

Thanks, Bill! The rotating strings idea comes from the Brazilian band Uatki and their instrument, the "torre": however, the drum head resonator and "floating halo" bridge are mine. Here is the Uatki video that got me going: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6q9mp16otN_q7sfeature=shared

[@Heightsomethinghuman]

Thank you for mentioning Uatki, I thought they had disappeared from the face of the earth! No wonder you got creative ideas form them, they inspire my dear drummer in the family too.

[@mf_rat]

@@fronreilly4787 Have you heard of Hainbach, you should get in touch. I bet he'd love to play one.

[@gabrieldelatortilla1]

​@@HeightsomethinghumanMy dearest brother, as long as you know about something, it hasn't disappeared. Keep cultivating your unique traits and tastes and whatever gets u going. Keep appreciating art; you're art.

[@Heightsomethinghuman]

@@gabrieldelatortilla1 Thanks man! God bless you.

[@miahan8988]

I can’t explain why but it sounds so nostalgic. Like a dream.

[@sirbillius]

Sounds like Minecraft to me.

[@youMatterItDoesGetBetter]

Ethereal sounds

[@YorubaRemixed]

@@sirbillius Is Minecraft a nostalgic concept for you? i mean, really!

[@sirbillius]

@@YorubaRemixed Umm, yes. I haven’t played it since I was in middle school with da boys so yeah. It’s very nostalgic.

[@YorubaRemixed]

@@sirbillius Ok, i guess i'm old :) I mean, back in a days you would not refer to anything younger than 20 years, as "nostalgic"

[@bigart1493]

I imagine this is what the rays of the sun shining through some clouds ⛅️ on a beautiful warm sunny day sounds like! ☀️✨💕 I am in love with this sound! Wow! This feels like my soul dancing in celebration and life. Thank you!

[@aRandomGemini]

GIVE ME 15 OF THEM THIS IS THE BEST INSTRUMENTAL SOUND I’VE HEARD

[@Lynk56]

The chord at 1:25 sounds like an image of a seagull flying over the ocean in like a ghibli movie or something in my head

[@KeithLyons-z4h]

I loved gibli's animes.

[@CocoBoo_Anti-Oblivious]

I was imagining humans and earth, people of every race with their family and just being happy, looking up in the sky feeling the wind... I am a big day dreamer though 😅. (Meladaptive daydreamer to be more specific)

[@anonym5380]

I was imagine a medieval women playing it and get accused of witchery and then got burned

[@trainiumm]

that sound is the sparkling of waves in a harbor beneath a setting sun…

[@allyrose6437]

Yesh that's the vibe!

[@niedec_hello]

I love how you can see every piece that makes it work, but the sound is still unexpected magic. Beautiful instrument

[@stevegarcia9098]

sounds angelic.

[@NotSoArtificial]

I like when it goes "eehuiahureia" 0:56

[@Joytaze]

I imagine that's the kind of description you would find on the sheet music for this instrument.

[@JNS512]

lol 😂

[@mikailekmen]

Actually u spelled it very good

[@TheYoungDreamer-v1t]

Ehulareea sounds like the perfect name for this instrument.

[@xMontorix]

It wasn't until this video that I realized I've never seen a "NEW" instrument since I've been alive. Sounds have been established so long people don't ever bother to find a new one.

[@Philosophaster]

Then you my friend are going to love the glissotar kzbin.info/www/bejne/e17dd6WOjrZ_oZY

[@niello5944]

Ehhhh, Handpan - 2000, Otamatone - 2009, and that's just two of the many. Most are just way too niche.

[@MegaChip97]

Yep. Wintergatan made some ​@@niello5944

[@leovillads1677]

@@niello5944 true

[@greenapple9477]

​@@niello5944 Used to have a Kirby Otamatone. Didn't really use it much since I never asked for one when I got it for Christmas years ago. Just didn't really want anything that year. It felt way more like a toy than an instrument. Same with kazoos.

[@lazerblade2]

Reminds me of a waterphone. Lovely sound.

[@fronreilly4787]

Interesting. The first person to buy a fron2 also owns a waterphone.

[@jabelsjabels]

That is an incredible sound!! I can't believe something so rich comes from something so simple-looking.

[@finntheraven]

Very interesting. I can imagine there being a row of several players of these, all with varying sizes to adjust the range of sound, like hand bell players.

[@superlitin1]

Absolutely astonishing! The tonal texture that arises when bowed, is quite reminiscent of a mix between a soft fiddle and a tagalharpe (tagelharpa/jouhikko) in a sense, just way cleaner and present. The instrument also harmonizes very well, and the faint overtones that linger in the background, coupled with the rich droning, makes for a deep, yet sublime, feeling of awe and immersion. This feels both ancient and foreign, yet mysteriously nostalgic and homely. Truly unique in all the best ways!

[@fronreilly4787]

Thank you very much!

[@blad...]

Dude, well said.

[@Superkid33]

I hope you get that instrument patterned! It is such a mind blowing beautiful design! The sounds are fantastic and you play it well. I hope that someday you can make a good amount of money selling those things! Wow, I just am so blown away

[@HazyDayzPlayz]

(hiya, I agree with your comment, I was just wondering, do you mean "patented" instead of patterned? Where you get a new thing legally recognised as yours? Not sure if typo or you just may not have seen the word written before and thought you might like to know 😊)

[@aidend1212]

ABSOLUTELY, BREATHTAKINGLY, BEAUTIFUL! Thank you for sharing your talent with the world!

[@miles7224]

Man, every cave in Minecraft must have, like, 15 of these lying around. Awesome sound!!

[@WindowGoblin-i8n]

Most beautiful contraption ive ever heard

[@OgreFunk]

Once again, I've been blessed by the youtube algorythm. great sounds

[@seeharvester]

I was thinking the opposite.

[@donaldduckith6792]

The algo-rhythm, if you will

[@dogmeat7582]

Praise the Omnissiah!

[@CaesarEllish1]

Thank you for sharing, and thank you for taking the time to create a NEW instrument!!! The world always can use new sounds/instruments to keep the soundtrack fresh! Thank you, sir 🙏✌️

[@Sheikyerbouti8]

You should call it a glissandophone I really thought I was going to hear something like cats doin the hunka chunka. This is really pretty.

[@Snedd99]

Seconded, that's a great name!

[@TheYoungDreamer-v1t]

I honestly also expected painful screeches and creepy drones.

[@Playcon404]

Sounds like my ps3 each time I turn it on 0:26

[@smug_cat1]

And scare the piss out of you 😂😂 When you snuck into the living room at night 😂😂

[@regularperson5647]

this brings back the memories

[@Nissenov]

😂

[@JustinViola]

oh my god, true, now that you mention it 😂

[@Alixdkari]

uhh your ps3 should see a doctor

[@latenighttalkshoww]

would also be cool if spinning was controlled by footpedal like old sewing machine, and if it had a neck like area you use push with another stick to control pitch this is great. reminds me of the spectral multiband resonater from 4ms

[@Aedi]

the foot pedal wouldn't be too difficult, but what are you imagining for the neck? how would you make that work? i cant quite picture it

[@sethtaros7757]

You'd have less control over a foot pedal.

[@invisibleman1928]

A 1HP motor would be a good option

[@ScratchyBaws]

Crazy but amazingly beautiful sounding.

[@dbbb2012]

That is awesome!!!

[@fronreilly4787]

Thanks, Denise!

[@EPlTHANY]

@@fronreilly4787 Unsure!

[@justinhalethesenuts7769]

While i was watching this video wondering how on earth this device was making those sounds 🤔, it dawned on me... Thats exactly what everyone thought watching someone play guitar or the cello for the first time back in thee day. Fascinating

[@drew-ct8nc]

Human ingenuity and creativity never fail to impress...

[@djblanch]

I just came across this, and as a woodworker and musician, I instantly thought, how would I make it more varied? My suggestion would be to add a disk at the end controlled by a lever, which would be moved by a by a large-thread screw, that would allow all of the strings to be tightened or loosened together, so that the pitch could be raised or lowered without having to make a new instrument each time. This would allow playing in different keys (less boring in the long run) for this amazing sounding instrument. Great invention!!

[@oddmustelid4339]

It almost sounds like those glass cup/bowl setups!

[@TheYoungDreamer-v1t]

A glass armonica?

[@ataraxic89]

Fron Reilly is such a great Star Wars name

[@Kalhiki]

What a beautiful sound! Crazy to think new instruments are still being created in the modern day.

[@marcelwierda6262]

YES! An instrument *never* to be classified by ANY Intelligence, let alone AI. very well done and a beautiful music piece on top! *respect*

[@testofplaces]

This is genuinely one of the most beautiful instruments I have ever heard

[@nobodyplaylists]

I love people who invent new instruments with amazing sounds! :)

[@Greenhourglass]

imagine if C418 had one of these when working on minecraft

[@geetoasty]

I just want to say that your craftmanship, creativity, and hard work into something as simple as music in life has brought me joy into this world. Keep doing what you're doing man. Hope life goes incredible.

[@Chocobooo92]

he creates sounds that are usually generated by synthesizers. it's impressive. In other words, it's an analog version of a synthesizer XD

[@VestedUTuber]

You mean "an acoustic version of a synthesizer". Because there are synthesizers that use analogue circuitry.

[@robertstellan6017]

Thats sounds pretty awesome. Now add a fly wheel connected to a foot pedal like an old wool spinning wheel. Then you can free up your other hand to use a second bow.

[@imragaa]

THIS

[@T1duzz]

Only yesterday I learned of the Idea of "weird instruments" in my mind i was like " I should look some up ". But i diid not even have the time to.. yet Here you are not even 24 hours later on my front page. Awesome stuff.

[@helenavanmaanen6733]

Now google is reading your mind. Scary stuff

[@T1duzz]

@@helenavanmaanen6733 if they can, so can you

[@gymbmymb3465]

@@T1duzz yeah but I turn mine off out of respect and a desire for no headaches

[@T1duzz]

@@gymbmymb3465 can relate

[@DaisyAjay]

Add a footpedal mechanism to adjust the pitch, and a flywheel for extra amazing. Love the sound this makes already!

[@fronreilly4787]

I have already done that! This video is just a brief intro. It does a lot more.

[@alextotheroh8071]

This will have 10 million views in a week or two. So awesome.

[@michaelcaplin8969]

This is basically an acoustic omnisphere patch! Impressive and beautiful! With two of these tuned in different ways, the sound would be insanely beautiful

[@ShadowoftheDude]

Absolutely incredible. Just... wow.

[@minharedlines]

Very Nice! 🎵🎶

[@elkolifa1]

Remember the principle of the "hurdy-gurdy", and its sound is magnificent.

[@leonarddumm7634]

I did not expect an acoustic arpeggiator... But man that sounds awesome!

[@orionishi6737]

This would make an amazing kinetic sculpture with some wind turbines.

[@stevensmutko1408]

Imagine all the different sounds you could get with just simply tuning each string this thing is super cool. Well done Fron.

[@ConnorSinclairCavin]

This sounds like running metal rods across crystal sheets, so interesting that this combo of all things mimics that. I love how organic it sounds

[@Eb0nut]

Really cool how it can produce such a fantastical sound. Feels like it belongs on a movie soundtrack about loving life.

[@GlazeonthewickeR]

Or an incredible horror scene 😁

[@ordg1774]

This is legitimately the coolest thing I have ever seen. Inventing a whole new instrument has got to take a whole other level of talent and creativity.

[@SarahJacksonLV]

Sounds like an orchestra tuning up for the beginning of a performance...but in the pattern of a windchime🎉

[@bradley7013]

Double mounting the drum for extra resignation is genius

[@Kovapele]

It's an amazing invention. I opened two windows of this video and played them simultaneously to hear a wonderful duo. :)

[@dr.thunder1567]

I'm confused, intrigued, and loving every moment of this

[@xoazaja653]

Thanks for sharing your first time. There goes my dinner.

[@mr.angelosonassis3069]

Fascinating sound! Like a piano and fiddles combined.

[@uxartmusicvideo-andphotogr2043]

Sounds like a Philip Glass. I like this instrument

[@Painted_Owl]

Bro made analog synthwave. Honestly, I’m here for it.

[@aPumpkn]

0:14 What in the Nostromo is this video

[@chairmanxina2338]

Alien?

[@avi_mint]

Minecraft ahh soundtrack

[@Young_Revolutionary]

😂

[@asterlofts1565]

Like Alien movies, Minecraft sound or sound of meditation or similars.

[@putthecotdown]

Wow, really beautiful, fairytale-ish and soothing.

[@rykkor]

It's kind of like the Harmonic/Euphoric version of the waterphone in horror films. Awesome.

[@Punkpin42]

beautiful sound, I love it!

[@nickmigliore1206]

Thank you for a truly mesmerizing sound Absolutely sublime

[@fronreilly4787]

Thanks for listening

[@TAW4SHI]

i was listening to this and started crying it felt like all my life memories

[@woodyawoogya]

I was gonna write the same!! So weird..as soon as I heard it I was amazed and like wow so cool and then all of a sudden teared dropped a lil.. for me an old movie+my state of feeling back then. Sad but beautiful sorta all mixed ig xD

[@xavi5298]

Hi self 10 years from now! You've done so well in life. I'm proud of you.

[@tylerbuck9347]

Sir I ask, do you know the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Jesus is the Son of God, and sinners have a hope of eternal life and eternity of peace with God, but we must have faith in Jesus Christ to be Children of God, Sheep of Christ, read these verses: ( if you want to use the Bible version I use, I use New King James Version, NKJV ) Isaiah 7:14-15 Read all of the quotes of Jesus in the 4 gospels Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Acts 2:21, 2:38-41, 3:19, 4:10-12, ( I'll keep adding to this list )

[@Dismythed]

If you can find a way to make it do different notes, it would work well. Perhaps create a ring causing tension on the strings so that you can move the ring to get the notes.

[@drewbabe]

yeah, i imagine either having two strings or a ring and a string, then changing the turning operation to a footpump, would really make this thing fun to play

[@jazb88]

That is truly incredible Fron! Thank you for introducing this to the world.

[@davidrobbins8941]

Such a beautiful scene 👍 thanks for sharing 😊 it .

[@WordofSil]

So close to synthesized sound, with a real instrument! Thank you!

[@fliegenderzauberkasten1337]

are you sure? Are we sure this is the original sound track?

[@fastmclaren71]

1:25 onwards reminds me of Annihilation(film).

[@conexant51]

Great movie!

[@EddieHazel87]

My thoughts exactly from the start.

[@Mytrios2137]

How does it sound so whimsical, glorious and gracious?! It's wonderful!

[@galeg.3427]

Wow! A Beautiful creation from Canada! I hope some popular conductor, musical groups or Movie makers, become fascinated by it and purchase one. Folks who have connections please spread the word. 😊❤🇨🇦