Pipe Dream (Animusic) - Remastered 4K 60FPS

Pipe Dream (Animusic) remastered in 4K at 60FPS.

[@Wintergatan_2]

ok lets try to build it

[@rayganparksmitchell]

damn i saw this just now today and it got pinned 22 mins ago

[@Wintergatan_2]

@@rayganparksmitchell that was surprisingly fast :)

[@rayganparksmitchell]

@@Wintergatan_2 yes :) 👍

[@moderngrub1876]

you havent even finished marble machine x

[@tekki2]

intel built it in 2012

[@Carstuff111]

I remember when these demos were new.....and they were absolutely mind blowing! And they are still rather beautiful even now.

[@itzseffery8020]

Do you have the DVDs? I remember the first time I saw Future retro on a commercial I had that shit ordered before the ad was over. Haha

[@venzoah]

Fun fact: The guy who created this, Wayne Lytle, wrote custom software that allows you to rig up the 3D instruments and plug in notation in the form of a MIDI file. The instruments would then animate themselves according to the notes written in the file. That means every note is 100% accurate and the instruments are not being animated to the music, but rather the music is animating the instruments.

[@stylis666]

That is indeed a fun fact! Thanks! It's quite impressive and beautiful.

[@ericturpin6624]

@@stylis666 jfjdghfjfddhhdjmfhfhfjfhhfhf

[@dzmo-official]

@Meme_Cave nope sadly

[@forzaguy1252]

Midis2jam2 is a similar program for those interested

[@alleriodrone]

@Meme_Cave unfortunately it is also told that he is a perfectionist and could not meet his own high standards. At one point he suggested that he would make the software available for people willing to pay for it but never actually released it because it didn't match what he wanted it to. Maybe someday someone could work to bring that project out of the grave 😔

[@mizukisoups]

Every now and again, animusic pops back into my head and seeing it look so clear and clean is truly like seeing it again for the first time in kindergarten music class, it's wonderful!

[@Random_Gal11]

Saaamee

[@daynellewolford1511]

That’s literally why I’m here at 2am🤭🤣

[@Kauan-Kaiser]

terríveis das nações; e destruirão a soberba do Egito, e toda a sua multidão será destruída. E exterminarei todos os seus animais sobre as muitas águas; nem as turbará mais pé de homem, nem as turbarão unhas de animais. Então farei assentar as suas águas, e farei correr os seus rios como o azeite, diz o Senhor DEUS. Quando eu tornar a terra do Egito em desolação, e ela for despojada da sua plenitude, e quando ferir a todos os que habitam nela, então saberão que eu sou o Senhor. Esta é a lamentação que se fará; que as filhas das nações farão; sobre o Egito e sobre toda a sua multidão, diz o Senhor DEUS. E sucedeu que, no ano duodécimo, aos quinze do mês, veio a mim a palavra do Senhor, dizendo:

[@Disappearingboy1039]

I used to love catching these randomly at night on PBS back in the day

[@LondonCalling12]

Yes, same!!

[@allister-malister9179]

This does feel very pbs-90s ish with the cyberchase color palette.

[@RadeonVega64]

@@allister-malister9179 yep

[@kimdull1623]

I did too with my son...he passed away at the age of 13 in 2007. When we couldn't sleep we would catch this late night and early weekend mornings. When I seen this I started to cry...my son Joseph 's birthday is on 8/21, a day before mine. So finding this now means he is with me now. I can feel me with me 😢 😊

[@rachelrodgers9171]

Same here! I eventually found a VHS video compilation that showed several Animusic ''instruments'' and their entrancing melodies.

[@christianelzey9703]

This is one of the best things ive ever randomly stumbled upon on YT. Not only did it bring back a deep memory of the original Animusic, i'm beyond impressed at how accurately you recreated the animation AND musical arrangement style of the original.

[@starrythestar]

It was only restored

[@jas_bataille]

Whoever did this will forever be a legend. This is pioneering 3D physics and the fact every single hit and note follows the pattern 100% perfectly and realistically is beyond unreal. Honestly? I think one day this will remembered as one of the greatest creations of our time. This is the Mona Lisa of 3D animation. Edit : the music itself is remarkably interesting as well!

[@SpykeZ0129]

This was made back in the like, the 90s and was mostly forgotten lol

[@PhantomFox77]

Even better, it's procedural animation driven by a midi file. You feed it a different song, and it'll play it. Like, there's a note at X time, so I need to start the animation Y seconds ago and does the whole song like that. Of course camera and lighting needs to be redone. They made a Pipe Dream 2 to demonstrate all this.

[@AustinRiggsFire]

Somebody made this in real life too

[@droid8472]

@@AustinRiggsFire Ibm

[@zweefpiloot]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bouYi2iwpJaFmZY

[@OwenRothwell-m1k]

Man, my elementary music teacher would show us these videos while he was grading stuff or just didn't want to teach that day. This brought back so many memories... Thank you.

[@chanileavitt5262]

As an elementary music teacher who is trying to figure out a last minute emergency sub plan for tomorrow morning, I like that guy's style.

[@general5104]

I remember stuff like this. IMAGINE...all the hours of design...all the hours of encoding the animation. Just the CONCEPT...the layout...the level of imagination it took to do something like this...WOW !!!

[@WarrenGarabrandt]

This was released as a graphics demo for the ATI Radeon 9700 series graphics cards. I remember watching it over and over back in the day.

[@Maximum_W]

it is difficult for me to imagine. I could make this run easily on my 3080Ti

[@WarrenGarabrandt]

@@Maximum_W All the old API calls are still there for compatibility. If I can run the original unreal tournament on my computer, you should be able to run this tech demo.

[@gacc2245]

100

[@pcefulpolarbear]

I thought this was real when I saw it in 2nd grade music class on a CRT monitor

[@alexwoolston6539]

As a percussionist, I can confirm that we chuck marbles at our instruments to get them to play.

[@SpawnofChaos]

Well yeah, of course we do. ...When the teacher's not looking. 🤣

[@Trxfxlgxr]

As a cellist I can too confirm that we chuck marbles at our instruments as well

[@kevincochran2055]

Y

[@cherylschmacher701]

🎶🎶🧜‍♀️🤣🤣🤣🤣Sure you do 🤣🤣🤣🤣🧜‍♀️🎶🎶😊🤪

[@bigbad6983]

All l want to know is, is it live or animated? l've been watching this for years. The first description l read was that it was mostly made out of Deer John parts, so please, someone, enlighten me!

[@marcopolomsp]

Only legends remember this from elementary school music class

[@Thecremewife]

On god 😂

[@dumbruv_]

Yeeessss

[@heavyq]

Elementary school? I was in high school when this originally came out. I remember buying my old ATi Radeon 9800XT video card for OG Far Cry and this came as a demo with the GPU driver disc. I am pretty sure I wore that disc out watching this so many times.

[@thehigh-plainspiper9143]

Let’s gooooo!!!!

[@rushlikestrainsalot]

Oh i remembered when i was not even in school

[@kentslocum]

Ah, yes...the only Marble Machine that plays music as tight as Martin wants. 😊

[@vadimbich4602]

Has anyone run it through Tightinator to confirm it is tight? 😀

[@alphanumeric6582]

​@@vadimbich4602 All you need is to call Tuco from Breaking Bad and if he says TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT then you know its tight

[@Shinesprk]

That poor, tortured soul. He already made a marvelous machine, so what if it’s not so perfect it can only exist in a simulation

[@muzvid]

Imagine having such precise control of the trajectory of each marble!!

[@Julia_and_the_City]

​@@alphanumeric6582 I'd really really really prefer the version of the plan that _doesn't_ involve Tuco from breaking bad. Prefer to stick to 5 more years of Wintergatan haha~

[@devinmcleod3395]

Music classes, 4th grade, teacher would roll out that ancient CRT screen that had a bit of fading to it, the DVD reader sounded like a jet engine at full tilt, the speakers were old and occasionally crackled, she'd slide a DVD into the reader, it had this wacky design of what looked like some bendy sticks on it, you wouldn't think much of it until your ears were graced with the sounds and your eyes were graced with the visuals of *Animusic.*

[@illegalPaint]

Still magical even 20 years later. Glad it's been remastered

[@generalzeta7000]

A real blast from the past.

[@cooldustsans1626]

I know right

[@El_pouleto]

The most nostalgic music from my entire childhood

[@Corrner1870]

i am about to blast you gurl 😍😝🤪😘☺😚🤗🤪😘😆😁😃🥰

[@sarahnovotney9275]

500th like

[@katelynncohick4281]

Yes its aqua harp is and so organ and chamber one

[@Reshiram543]

What i really love aside from the music is the specific visual of the scuff marks where the marbles have hit the percussion instruments. They only hit one place and its marked like that permanently

[@SheeplessNW6]

And notice the ball-sized dents in the walls and floor!

[@angrybearduk]

This video is, I believe, from 2001. So from the ancient times, when we were downloading stuff from the internet with an ADSL modem. With internet speeds up to 2 Mb/s (but no one could afford such fast lines, mere mortals had 256 kb/s, 512 kb/s lines). And we were burning that downloaded stuff on a CD (if one was lucky to have a CD-ROM with a burner. And then we would carry the precious CD over to friends to share music, funny videos and pics with them. Alternatively, we would use an HDD in a carry tray ...risking dropping it and destroying the drive. And the precious content, that took hours and days to download.

[@Belchmaster41]

well.... that's what most ISPs continue to do: reel in profits while customers struggle with towers that slow down to standard dial-up while in-game

[@kens32052]

My first modem was a 300 baud. I thought I'd died and went to heaven when I got my 1200 baud.

[@Krizrox1]

Yes! I remember seeing this for the first time (around 2001) on a CD that came bundled with a new video card I had bought. I guess it was meant to be a showcase for the graphics capbility of the card. There were 4 or 5 other videos similar to this one, but this one was the best of the lot. Once it kind of got out into the open, people thought it was a real machine. And not to be outdone: kzbin.info2-7rtdeDp1Y

[@BobBayoangin-zn6nf]

Waaooouuuuww.... keren banget Mas Broouw. Saya baru Nemu channel ini. Perkenalkan saya dari kota Bengkulu. Propinsi Bengkulu. Sumatera Selatan. Indonesia. Terimakasih telah menyajikan musik-musik yang berkualitas.

[@AthenaSchroedinger]

I saw this years ago and it never ceases to amaze me. I love all of the animusic, always fascinating and just plain awesome!

[@TheHappyKamper]

I'm glad this masterpiece still exists., and has even been remastered. Watched this so many times back in the day.

[@pirajacinto4]

HOW THE HECK DID YOU REMASTER THIS?!?! IT'S SO CLEAR...and so BEAUTIFUL!

[@Spazilton1]

Could have AI upscaled the original DVDs. Or used a modified version of the demo that came out for the ATI 9700pro. You could change resolutions in the config file up to a certain point.

[@Hamburgernice]

@@Spazilton1 it's Topaz ai

[@Maximum_W]

this must be a recording from the VHS. the blu-ray release is much HIGHER quality

[@OrangeYTT]

@@Maximum_W It's probably from the DVD (480i/p). Image is too stable and clean to be from a VHS.

[@39bigmarks]

@@Spazilton1 no, i dont think ai could upscale motion blur, that doesn't make much sense for it's progress so far, and also im not entirely sure if that ai was meant for CGI or real life, because it isn't really meant just to be messed around with. edit: nvm lmao

[@sonconmas]

Wow this is throwback to my childhood! I used to love this, and upon stumbling upon it again I remember why. Something really satisfying about it, especially after finding out all the notes were actually accurately paired to the animation via MIDI. The whole thing is really impressive, especially given the age of it now

[@alexcross7303]

Thank you, so so much! I am glad to see others haven't just forgotten animusic or aren't just still watching but are actively making content and nee stuff off of this old beautiful gem. Thank you P. S. You are really really good at this!!

[@cyberboy9550]

Same here

[@AstralSurfer]

The animation is so realistic that initially, I truly believed it was real! The music reminds me of a Crash Bandicoot level. Sick!

[@amymaki2918]

I loved this 20 years ago and I still love it! Absolutely brilliant!

[@lorri1129]

I always noticed it that at 1:58 when the bells start playing, the first 3 notes are the same as in "Scourge of The Universe" By DM Dokuro, even the instrument is the same, Tubular Bells! This might be a nitpick because it's only 3 notes, but everytime i come back to this video and the bells start playing i always expect the following melody to be the same as in Scourge of The Universe

[@lorri1129]

I focused on the melody a bit and to be honest wouldn't be surprised if DM Dokuro was inspired by this, the chord progression is not the same but some of the notes in these few seconds are very similiar throughout Scourge of The Universe. But also that might just be my pattern recognition being funky

[@caralambson]

​@@lorri1129holy shit you're right

[@DoodleBoing]

⁠wha-… why- HOW DID YOU KNOW THIS

[@blacklight683]

the amount of balls to make this video

[@johnmantikas]

Severely underrated comment my friend. Great work

[@patriciastachew1719]

Thank you, Julian Lachniet! I had saved the original Animusic videos from KZbin in my KZbin play files. But I think they were taken down. I have one original DVD we bought 20 years ago. But I sure do love just pulling them up on KZbin. I appreciate your work in preserving their artistry and genius for us.

[@Ясна-в3г]

СУПЕР!!! Это можно слушать постоянно и глаз не оторвать!!!

[@АлександраВишневская-н3р]

Это графика

[@TechMik]

Да, графика. Музыка классная и графика тоде!)

[@Technohazard]

Hail and well met from across the ocean, comrade pirates of metal. 🤘🏴‍☠️😎🦜🤘 Excellent video, nice Slayer shirt.

[@louisnguyen6610]

My dad brought this dvd home one day and I was so creeped out by it but grew to love it when the music teacher and substitute played this two days in a row

[@alliehamilton-calhoun162]

Why is it that actors get paid millions of dollars and people who create wondrous things such as this don't. Our society has such ludicrous notions on assigning value and worth to something. This is fantastic!

[@EVILBUNNY28]

I can't believe I found it. I thought this was something I imagined in a fever dream. I had the tune stuck in my head for months

[@Trash2TreasuresOFL]

Amazing

[@vinesthemonkey]

you imagined a pipe dream

[@mcknackus4721]

I've been looking for these for years but searching animusic usually just pulled up AMVs. Thank you for not only uploading these, but upscaling them as well.

[@krioatgunpoint]

this one blows alotta nostalgia at me

[@TheNorthwestForager]

I remember walking into Fry's Electronics 20 years ago and watching this play on their 40" projection screen TV marveling at it for at least a minute before realizing it was a computer rendering. It seemed so advanced at the time and now I can't figure out how my eyes deceived me...

[@soup9242]

I know the precision required to make this in real life is physically impossible, but I like imagining that it could be made.

[@recu1]

THE MARBLE MACHINE!!!!

[@ZaerdinGaming]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2XLm6tplKZgmdk

[@Maximum_W]

intel could do it with pentium 2 duo equipment in reality

[@enantiodromia]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXe7Znych5l-nLc

[@louist103]

*Intel has entered the chat*

[@EagleRyan14]

This is wild to see this again! I watched this over 10 years ago, back when I was first on KZbin, but the video disappeared a long time ago! I’m glad it came up in recommended!

[@FCorporations]

My dad first showed this to me over 10 years ago, nice it see it's still getting love

[@official2mt37]

Same haha

[@gabemiller4882]

I used to love watching these on the PBS station channel back in the day when I was a kid ! Love the animation music with the marbles hitting the pipes and percussion ❤❤❤! This is so cool and awesome watching! Thank you for having this online to watch! 😍😍👍👍👍😊😊😁😁

[@OMG_TheFrogs]

Dude! I remember my band teacher showing me this original video in middle school. Seeing it again as an adult is surreal

[@michaelgoble8200]

Totally brilliant. I loved it years ago. I’m so glad to see it back again.

[@homuchoghoma6789]

А ты знаешь что такая машина существует в реальности?)

[@wypmangames]

i like how at 3:16 you can hear the song end with the same bass/drum note as the song starts with, such a perfect way to loop the song on itself

[@The_Legend47]

That's how u know the song is "complete;" I do not remember what that is actually called, but every single song (that I know of) follows that "rule" (last note of a song is the same PITCH as the first)

[@Yuri-yf1we]

🎉🎉

[@sean_miller]

Bro accidentally discovers some basic music theory. 😂 That’s called the tonic or root note. 👌

[@wypmangames]

@@sean_miller as a non musical person, that last note felt magical to me

[@DanielsGameVault]

I'd like to see a band actually performing this song :))

[@jackjohnston5268]

That rhythm at 2:27 got me rethinking my life. It goes so unfathomably hard

[@professorgame3662]

I've never thought I'd watch this at 4k after not seeing it for a whole decade

[@beatlynx7400]

you were looking for this since elementary school

[@paulintacoma]

These are done so well, I get an "uncanny valley" vibe since that it's not humanly possible to animate with this precision. Master class stuff!

[@zerotimeleft]

It's software that animates based on assets and midi files lol

[@paulintacoma]

@@zerotimeleft Exactly, amazing animation.

[@Latz55]

Wow, I was just searching for a speaker stereo sound test... and found this wonderful art! Stunning!

[@WalterHildahl]

When I first saw Animusic I thought it was real, because I had seen The Marble Machine. Which is an incredible piece of engineering. This is an incredible piece of animation.

[@2DxxRS]

2:12 This was my fav moment when I was a child. And it still is. So nostalgic...

[@chriswhittington5790]

I haven't seen this in years. Was the coolest thing I had seen like 10+ years back when I was in high school.

[@timcer]

Cool, so nice very nice. Yes, I love it. 👍😍❤️👌

[@royalguillotine9353]

That was so satisfying to find, I remember in elementary school the music teacher showed only like two minutes of this. Im glad after all this time I was able to finish it

[@shelleymartin1451]

Thanks for remastering this! I'm a music teacher and I still enjoy showing this one, for starters anyway!

[@SalocinDotTEN]

Thanks for bringing this back. Fond memories of techtv eyedrops.

[@trevatix]

It's videos like these that really make me wish Animusic 3 would happen (even though it probs never will).

[@Maximum_W]

i cry

[@The_Legend47]

AGREED

[@az4x4taco420]

This takes me back, i remember this coming out when it was new, super rad to see its still around

[@James_the_Flames]

Dude you are a fucking legend for making these 4K 60fps. NOW I CAN WATCH THESE ON A GIANT SCREEN! I love you man. You are a gift from god himself

[@psychotikpaisano]

A friend from down my street have me this DVD and my mind was BLOWN. It was maybe 15 years ago and I still love it!

[@BendyJrGamer]

I remeber having a DVD with this in it, still so nice to listen to years later

[@evelinapaganin6196]

Da incanto , da non credere ,palline che cadono sul posto giusto per produrre musica ! Che ingegno e fantasia !

[@ClintonAlden-c5b]

Amazing as it was several years ago when I first heard it. I bought the music then and am still amazed!! I am a great-grandmother with 7 grands. I share unusual music with the parents to share with the young ones. I have discovered KZbin and love it!!!

[@bobpierce]

What I like best about it is that after you know the tune and the different instruments well enough, you can anticipate the sounds before they happen by watching the balls in the air and things like the spacing of xylophone keys on the track. It always makes me smile.

[@johnm.4898]

Someone gotta get all of the smartest engineers in the world together and make this in real life

[@Mikeoxlong460]

Look up marble music mech

[@RapidVidsProductions]

ive got great news for you kzbin.info/www/bejne/bouYi2iwpJaFmZY

[@Delibro]

Done. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnSsnJWobq12mdk

[@electricheisenberg5723]

@@Mikeoxlong460 marble machine*

[@DayneTreader]

It is not possible in real life, unfortunately. Too many things in this do not abide by the laws of physics.

[@cynmcmillan382]

I've been listening to animusic for a couple of years now and I'm pretty sure I will never get tired of it.

[@victorcercasin]

The facility has been there forever, since the dawn of the universe. It's immutable, not designed by anything or anyone. It has been silent since the beginning of time, but in this very moment, right now, it moved and created sound, music. Only for this moment-and then it returned to its immutable silence. There’s nobody there to wonder why. It simply is.

[@seroberts]

HOLY SHIT ANIMUSIC BRO THIS WAS MY CHILDHOOD WE WOUKD WATCH THESE ALL THE TIME IN MY MIDDLE SCHOOL MUSIC CLASSES AHHHH

[@Alverant]

I miss this old style of CGI. No attempt to make it blend in with real people. Clean. Taking full advantage that it isn't bound by physics or paper. Nothing but imagination.

[@danacampbell-vu2ut]

This is AMAZING!!!! The only thing I hated about it is I wasn't able to be there for the performance!!!! ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!!! 🔔🔔🔔🔔👍👍👍👍❤️📹😃

[@vaughnkopacz2196]

the simplistic sounds from the chimes @ 1:58- 2:12 w/ the bass chords in the background continuing the melody, that was gold in my book

[@Daniel_kein_nachname]

DANKE!!!! Ich suche seit locker 15 Jahren nach diesem Video

[@stylis666]

Oh, the physics and the timing! I love this so much! And the tune is already great all by itself, but seeing it like this is just so wonderful. This is what I was thinking when I was bouncing a ball in a gym and then on the wall. I just thought, I wish I had more arms and balls!

[@DoggosAndJiuJitsu]

This blew my mind in, what, 2002? It’s amazing that it still exists.

[@thecommenter578]

that xylophone part at 1:09 gives me some serious Donkey Kong Country vibes

[@connorself]

I hate to be that guy, but I’m pretty sure it’s supposed to resemble a vibraphone. Similar to the xylophone, but made of metal, warmer sound, and more sustain. The vibraphone is a very interesting instrument so I recommend looking into them!

[@CadetheDraglin]

@@connorself Welp, you're that guy sadly...

[@connorself]

@@CadetheDraglin sacrifices must be made in the pursuit of progress

[@truefilm6991]

@@connorself Very well put. No use faking being an ignorant, just to avoid being called a smart**s. It stalls progress, which would be into the right direction: distributing knowledge. Yes it's of course a vibraphone.

[@randytucker3083]

Fantastic job. CGI gone wild with sound!!!

[@gametram6139]

"so why do you need 2000 pvc pipes again?" "uhh, its complicated."

[@JiYongDijkhuis]

The Blue Man Group called.

[@CJDaniLeo]

Try it with 2000 Marbles on Real Life: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6e4hmugpKeVZ7M

[@laurab703]

Thank you for remastering this!!!!!

[@pradeepmukherjee3977]

The magic is that this is great to both listen to and look at.

[@The_Legend47]

Absotively posilutely

[@陳亭蓁-u7s]

The video and music is so cute!😍 Maybe you can upload some comedy cartoon music next time.🙏😇

[@Deny534]

Обожаю 🥰 эту чудесную музыку! Всегда бы её слушал! 🥰👍❤️

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

Wow! That’s amazing!

[@MangoMars]

I was obsessed with Animusic 1 and 2 as a child. I still watch them frequently. This was always my favorite. I was so sure it was real as a kid.

[@MelancholicMan22]

What’s so crazy is with the right modifications, lots of room, and insane precision this could probably be recreated in real life

[@rhirhisax]

jeeesh im tripping or smth rn this is crazy as hell holy crap thats amazing

[@HunterYT_Real]

We having a Texan showdown with this one🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣️🔥🔥🔥🗣️

[@adrianaaurrera4444]

СУПЕР!!! Это можно слушать постоянно и глаз не оторвать!!!. HOW THE HECK DID YOU REMASTER THIS?!?! IT'S SO CLEAR...and so BEAUTIFUL!.

[@creamygoodness4440]

What amazes me with these higher resolution videos, is now noticing all the little details in each animation, like all the little scuff marks, or little dents in the instruments. Not something you can tell in the old videos that are only in like 480p

[@davidj.mackinney6568]

Love Animusic. Have 2 dvds the only ones he ever did as far as I know.

[@DanielSchmidt94521]

I was a kid and ordered this on DVD. Great video.

[@nasiruddinahmed3582]

Truly wonderful, which cannot be expressed in words. It's a beautiful music.

[@Robloxian-ju2pr]

if this was in real life imagine how many attempts it would took

[@nikalo3292]

와 이거 20년도 전에 고등학생때 출처도 모른채 우연히 보고 너무나 맘에들어서 수백번은 돌려보던 영상인데 이게 이렇게 뜬금없이 내 유튜브 알고리즘에 뜰 줄이야!! 너무나도 반갑고 여전히 신기한 영상이네요!!

[@ai.graphics]

My best friend, Great video. Love your channel. Keep up the excellent work!!! Wonderful upload! Keep it up! +thumb up3!

[@Skonris]

This is awesome. I hope future music teachers will show their students these remasters like mine did with the originals.

[@BILLY-px3hw]

And future animation teachers too

[@GOLDGANG52]

Man this makes me kinda sad, they used to play these back in Elementary school and would hype them up. We would have these special days where we would eat lunch in the music room and watch these. Crazy how fast time goes by

[@Delibro]

I like how the circular xylophone just finished expanding at the very fraction of a second the first marble hit it 😂 1:04

[@rake10]

All percussionists are cringing right now

[@arpsichord7474]

It's not a Xylophone.

[@Delibro]

🙂 C'mon, I'm not a musician and English is not my first language. If I would have said trumpet I would have understood your complaints 😀

[@arpsichord7474]

@@Delibro well Incase you didn't know, Xylophones have wooden bars. Glockenspiels have metal bars.

[@Poulifer]

I understand ur confusion and just to let u know it's a vibraphone👍

[@TubaGuy88]

They used to show these between shows in the evenings in the early 90s on YTV. They highly influenced my childhood and musical preferences

[@alexandreterroni1221]

Animusic for ever

[@patriciaegan7244]

Always one of my favorite creators of such intricate, full of details, and great sounds. ❤