Pipe Organ | HOW TO BUILD... EVERYTHING

[@JaydenLawson]

Thanks - will bulid one this weekend.

[@plxmegastar]

well done mate

[@nuclearphoenix177]

Jayden Lawson hows the construction going

[@mypronounismaster4450]

@@nuclearphoenix177 it was too easy for him. Now he's building a playable scale version that will fit inside a matchbox.

[@JaydenLawson]

NUCLEAR Phoenix1 decided to wait till “next” weekend 😏

[@williammitchell1864]

Jayden Lawson, Make sure you're cealing is high enough.

[@2pacTheTankEngine]

The casualness of this is so funny - easy, just drill 5,000 holes

[@ihavekalashnikovyoudomath9275]

And cut pipe no larger than 32 feet

[@WeslarWaven]

Don't forget the 15,000 small parts for the primaries, secondary pouches, and pallets (24 parts per note) in the chest

[@andikahetris5219]

oh crap. I forgot the church, now I have to start all over agan

[@bionic_yt9911]

Underrated

[@jamesleodelacruz]

Lol

[@raymondraptorclaw2901]

The most amazing thing about handcrafted instruments is no matter how similar you make them, every little detail makes the instrument and it’s sound unique.

[@jacothy]

what was the point of the hipsters, literally only needed the narrator and the german guy in this video...

[@LyubomirIko]

They need to exist otherwise the whole dimension will collapse, they are nucleus stabilisers.

[@Mystixor]

As Goethe knew, good can only exist next to bad.

[@madamedipstick8569]

What is the point of the avocados? Toast is the most without it.

[@jefferywhite3823]

@@Mystixor 😄🤔a 11wwwwww is 21st in 🤩😁😁🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤔🤗🤗🙂😉😚

[@ABCDuwachui]

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[@rainvictor]

How did I end up here? I'm just looking for an Electric Piano from Walmart. Kidding 😂 What a magnificent art 😍

[@justbringingmusiqe]

Funny

[@minnieyuyantung]

because organ is the grand grand grand father of electronic piano

[@ashujchwd]

Thankfully, it is the electrical-electronics age...but some enthusiasts like me, still wanna see the machinery

[@michaeldavid1566]

Ashuj machinery still reigns the electronics one

[@MrElcome2000]

Same here

[@stanislausklim7794]

@ i have a Casio cdp 230r keyboard. I like using it for variation. However, an actual piano has more depth. I hope one day to play an actual organ one day.

[@s.p.3587]

Exactly the same here, only I want no electric instrument to exist, meaning I want times to go back to where the organ is manually blown by another person.

[@s.p.3587]

@@stanislausklim7794You’re not going to get there without asking. Form a relationship with a church that has an organ if you haven’t already, and then ask them politely if you can! Be prepared for them to want to arrange something with you.

[@bren9594]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I've been looking for a DIY tutorial everywhere for a 5,000-pipe organ! I am now going to build one!

[@benfoster578]

You only have to drill 5,000 holes and aquire lots of material! Not a huge project!

[@uglyface1469]

:dddddddd :d i what i thoughf :dddddddd

[@resonantdave]

Only need a few hundred.

[@nexivy]

For when you need a do it your self Organ video. "Now insert your 5,000 pipes in the box."

[@matrixarsmusicworkshop561]

Exactly what I commented XD

[@James_Bowie]

At 1:27, that is a reservoir not bellows. Bellows generate wind (nowadays replaced by electric blowers). Reservoirs store wind and regulate its output for a constant pressure.

[@Equelan2]

I will start to build church first I need to make some bricks (: i hope to finish this project within 6000 years. Wait. I am not sure if I can live even 60 more years. Project canceled. Now let's play some Vivaldi.

[@philipbay1548]

Get the aliens to help you like the Egyptians did with the pyramids

[@onionhat9141]

Friend: hey cool organ how much did it cost? Me: my house.

[@FlamingFatality]

0:56. That moment when she's bigger than you

[@alexandromoyotl9441]

0:23 - J.S. Bach - Toccata & Fugue

[@kingoscar5884]

My favorite instrument!!!

[@HarvinderSingh-yy8th]

Mine too.

[@PontiacFiero-u4m]

Mine too

[@Octordoctor]

step 1 : get a church *hang on let me go get mine*

[@aperson9375]

Okay I will build sure one day. Thanks for the instruction.

[@candreel]

One day I'll make an organ with PVC pipes.

[@resonantdave]

The diameter to length ratio won't be consistent enough with the diameters that are available.

[@AquaSerpent9001]

@@resonantdave There are some organs with pipes that are lengthened differently, but sized the same. It's mainly smaller organs, fairground organs, and portable organs that have these.

[@stanislausklim7794]

I have a Casio cdp 230r keyboard. I'm looking to maybe (in the future) attach foot keyboard like for organs. Would it at all possible to do this? Since the bass pedal pad can be expensive, I don't wanna waste money.

[@Hwy1dweller]

1:53 whats that song called?

[@willysunata2529]

crhomatic fugue J.S BACH

[@christophbull]

Actually, I was improvising :) There's a number of pieces played on the instrument in the video available on this playlist: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6qsZqqpqr-rrLM

[@loganboehnlein2738]

Instructions Unclear: I now have a bunch of paper towel rolls on a cereal box in front of a fan and a keyboard

[@honesteagle98]

How to build a pipe organ: “Well first you need $2m+ USD.”

[@thewaffleman2689]

Instructions unclear, built a medieval cathedral

[@Sarlasmancranmaji]

Even if we can replicate some of the sounds with electronic devices, i would definitely have a organ in my house

[@QUIAPOPOWERPOINTMASS]

I agree

[@k1necorporationmedia]

2:13 LOL

[@Ommelanden]

I followed along with the tutorial, but half way I had to stop because my dad found out I used all the pipes in the house for it.

[@randallcarissa]

Did you remember the church? I almost forgot in my organ.

[@minka866]

They had to explain that in the assembly there should be divisions for each tube group 1:08

[@jennifersiepert5438]

My kid watched this video for her music class and she said it was so awesome and so interesting

[@AquaSerpent9001]

I made an organ out of legos. (The musical kind, not the flesh kind)

[@helensilver1381]

How does it sound?

[@normaldavid]

I don’t think anyone has made an organ out of flesh.

[@MH55YT]

Excellent video, thank you. You made it easy for a non-musician (like me) to understand.

[@jashbrown8079]

Yup I'm gonna stick with the piano instead😆😂

[@AikoOriginal]

0:23 Everyone: Bach Me: OROCHIMARU THEME

[@TheYouTubeCuber888]

Which organ is that at 1:54?

[@christophbull]

The Great Organs of First Congregational Church of Los Angeles. The church offers weekly half-hour organ prelude concerts on Sunday mornings before the service starts via fccla.org/live. There's also a playlist featuring this organ and the organist in the video (myself :) on KZbin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6qsZqqpqr-rrLM

[@watercat1302]

What’s the piece playing at step 2? 02:24

[@mashy712]

That’s a blues piano. Not organ related.

[@angelgonzalo2885]

Es imprescindible que tenga ,como minimo 3 o 4 pedaleros de 32 notas con 72 registros,con solo un manual de 5 octavas,basta. Lo importsnte es que sea muy grande y haga mucho ruido.

[@motorgreen]

Excelente reportaje y el nivel de detalle, los felicito.

[@Skoogorganist]

That's way, way too cheep! You would need 3 million dollars roughly to build an organ for a cathedral.

[@tophercIaus]

Pretty sure the most expensive ever was $4.2m. I doubt $3m is standard.

[@Skoogorganist]

@@tophercIaus What do you mean?

[@undertaker11ism]

@@tophercIaus The atlantic city organ probably costs way more than that

[@delsi26]

Thnx my mate wants one thought it’d be a fun project

[@benjaminslayton4335]

You don't need 5000 pipes to have an organ with all the necessary tonal resources. In many cases, an organ with fewer than 500 pipes will do the job. It would be awesome to have 1000 or more pipes, but I'd rather ave a 4-rank unit organ than an Allen. A 4-rank unit organ could have somewhere around 340 pipes. That's still better than an Allen with only 2-4 speakers.

[@xelle1649]

The reason there’s so many pipes, is because of the stops. When you pull a stop, you completely change the sound of a specific manual. This requires a completely different set of pipes. Depending on how many stops and manuals the organ has, an organ can easily have 5000 pipes.

[@flyurway]

There's always the pipe organ clearing house. You can buy a complete organ, very often in pristine condition, for anywhere from $10,000 on up. Oh, well, assuming you already have a large hall to put it in, you still have to have it moved ... for around $100,000 or so should do it.

[@Εύροκλύδων]

Dang it, the 20000 sf cathedral that I inherited already has an organ.

[@cyberschn1tzel997]

Really nice informative, but short video. Isnt a didgeridoo played rather like brass instruments, though?

[@Galadonin]

It is, although it's not as simple as blowing air into the pipe. To make sound with a didgeridoo, some mouvement of tongue, mouth are needed ! You can even "hum" into it to make a different sound and different notes

[@TalhaMakakk]

Im in love with this

[@mr.amazinggaming1153]

My church got a $10,000,000 organ AND IT'S AMAZING!

[@grubbymuffin]

What church was this filmed at.

[@donotcare330]

As an organist of 25 years and a person whom worked in a pipe shop. 3 minutes does NOT even remotely explain this instrument. AT ALL. 1. Standard windchests do NOT have 1 thousand pipes on them. 2. Average cost of a USED pipe organ can be UNDER 50k. If your church wants one. WRITE a pipe organ company an email. Usually there is another church discarding their instrument for a praise band (SAD). 3. If you want your church organ to be exciting. Ask them for a Trompette 8' , a MIXTURE IV and to SCALE up the Pedal bourdon. And then a VOIX CELESTE for tonal Color. Trust me. You want emotion to your music and NOT just LOUD. 4. A pipe organ is much more emotional than a Praise band. Really, Consider the pipe organ.

[@maziu27]

Still, it's 50.000$ lol

[@bertblankenstein3738]

I would imagine that getting a pipe organ for free will still require a good chunk of money. The destination building needs to have space for the pipes, console and all the air ducting and such. This would probably require a good amount of engineering and renovations to an existing building. It is probably easier to design a building from scratch with a pipe organ as opposed to retrofitting.

[@sacfornicatr8155]

Thanks you’re a life saver🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@flyurway]

Just 5,000 ... well, they DID say a "medium sized" organ!! Imagine the Wanamaker with something like 29,000+ and then there's that behemoth in Atlantic city that, if it were 100% operational, becomes the largest, most powerful musical instrument ... at least in our solar system!!!

[@cbt2206]

Thanks Discovery Channel

[@-GilbertNathanielSibarani]

0:24 song?

[@marquishodgson8402]

Toccata and fugue in D minor

[@christophbull]

It's the beginning of the fugue (BWV 565/2) of the famous Toccata and Fugue in D minor. The whole piece (both Toccata and Fugue, BWV 565), is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKmlZqycqpeWrJY (Same organ and organist as in this video.)

[@pauljsmith2113]

Wish I'd known it only takes just under three minutes of video to learn how to build a pipe organ before I spent all that time reading books and and learning from actual organ builders. Don't I feel silly now.

[@raymondraptorclaw2901]

20,000 man hours??? I really gotta wonder at that point which would be more cost efficient, hiring more people or hiring enough people and waiting almost 3 years at the very least???

[@adolfopalaciosgonzalez9398]

Now, I know. I have always wanted.

[@monolito8556]

Complete documentary plz

[@ivanmamede]

There are much smaller ones, which are possible to be homemade.

[@williammitchell1864]

You forgot a part that goes into the wind chest below the pipes. You forgot the magnets and solenoids and the wiring.

[@carolnahigian9518]

Fascinating!

[@basedmonke3471]

:24 what’s that song

[@AMT1345]

Toccata

[@WeslarWaven]

The Toccata section from Bach's most famous Toccata and Fugue

[@basedmonke3471]

WavenFPV thanks!

[@christophbull]

It's the beginning of the fugue (BWV 565/2) of the famous Toccata and Fugue in D minor. The whole piece (both Toccata and Fugue, BWV 565), is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKmlZqycqpeWrJY (Same organ and organist as in this video.)

[@basedmonke3471]

@@christophbull found out years ago, thanks for the link though, i’ve been trying to find that one.

[@WAX6428]

Sorry, but there is no organ under two million for a room that size.

[@darthlinathegreat7489]

There is a lot of I formation missing in this video about the Pipe Organ and it is very misleading. 👍✊😮!

[@apofficial2265]

2:20 😂

[@Miraclin]

Arranger keyboards: 🤔

[@vyvianspipes]

That CGI console though… yikes haha!! Namely the expression rocker foot pedal locations😬

[@darthlinathegreat7489]

I thought the CGI looked terrible.

[@pocopianostudio5194]

Excellent!

[@soulsirius]

and people were building such a machine 500 years ago? this is an industrial process and just don't add up with the official narrative which says industrial revolution took place in late 18th century

[@alext8828]

This is starting to sound like a lot of work.

[@fannin8583]

Why is the Fred and George theme from the Harry Potter games here?

[@binhang7611]

0:23 Orochimaru's Theme?

[@DanielSquidington]

Ah, I see, Its so simple.

[@hiimmayonnaisethevendingma2145]

Nice 🙂

[@hiimmayonnaisethevendingma2145]

Oh I forgot "the vind chest"

[@maincharacter1405]

oh cool a talking rooster

[@Diego-zz1df]

OK I'm stuck on step one.

[@LukeShalz]

There's something really fricked up about the organ console in that thumbnail... Im an organist. I'd know

[@darthlinathegreat7489]

Maybe it’s the CGI looks bad though and the modeling of it in that form is terrible, I think that’s why though.

[@LukeShalz]

@@darthlinathegreat7489 lol no its the placement of the row of expression pedals/toe pistons directly below the bottom manual as opposed to directly above the pedal keys. The row of expression pedals/toe pistons is at literal waist level when it should be down at the feet. It's kind of hilarious looking... no hard feelings tho

[@ethanlamoureux5306]

I think a few details were left out. 😉

[@mashy712]

Yeah, Im still stuck in Step 1. I need something called "Flying buttress" to support a pipe organ?

[@smellingtotocodm]

And lastly when you’re done building the damn thing you need a pianist to play it. Preferably someone with at least 3 phd in music

[@mariodykstra6555]

It takes a _VERY_ Long Time to build a Pipe Organ.

[@rinnin]

Wow. The Discovery Channel has really dumbed down. Or is that just for US audiences?

[@prodcharles4801]

why the f**k do I need to get a church to build an pipe organ.

[@Diego-zz1df]

Because **DEUS VULT** ye filthy heretic.

[@nataliesmith9083]

How and why did this discovery channel episode turn into a comedy skit?

[@aaroncameron1494]

heavily generalized but great none the less

[@ToniPanagu]

wth, all of that under 3 minutes? a lesser youtuber would take 5 midroll ads to discuss that.

[@Charles-Reardon]

It is a lot more complicated than this

[@romaineathey6512]

I am sure you can still buy handbook with all info you need on woodprix. Just google it.

[@Daniel-d1e5k]

❤😊

[@emiraryaputra4900]

300-500k sounds cheap compared to violins that can cost 10 millions

[@kuildeeppandit]

Who the hell invented this

[@KenTheChad]

Already failed at step one 😔

[@crbarny]

Pointless. And inaccurate.

[@williamfrederickiversen8518]

The make it looks easy altho is not

[@superiortabby9528]

For the funnies

[@guilhermeuc]

and this is how we turn an interesting topic into a very lame video

[@Skz...gumball]

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