The Most Expensive Way to Steal Music 🎶😂 TKOR Details How To Make A Vinyl Record

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[@TheMaisse]

I live in Poland and my father was using similar technique to copy records of Pink Floyd during comunist time, when you couldn't buy western countries Music in our country.

[@jingchenyeo3984]

How did he get an original copy?

[@Vicecity420]

Boris had Contacs

[@TheMaisse]

He was working in university radio station, so he had access. And some of records he had from a friend who had family in Western Germany.

[@bradfarrell2771]

О боже!

[@bradfarrell2771]

Grahbird he could of been. Great русский control. Part of the Motherland блин

[@BlueSorcerer]

Every single record geek was having anxiety in the first two minutes

[@justjeremy441]

That's not how anxiety is spelled.

[@Sorryhurtsgazing]

BlueSorcerer and at 9:03 man look how dirty it is

[@jorted_julimak]

@Jim McCracken yeah, I was gonna say that the noises of the record were giving me anxiety even though I know nothing about records

[@NickG123]

Crosley

[@rrrailroad6888]

I mean, it’s not a valuable record, and at the end of the day it’s their property and they can do whatever they want with them.

[@Goresaka]

Crosley cruiser : * is in this video * Vinyl collectors : 𝑵𝒐

[@patcisler7938]

Poladroid seriously, did you see that thing wobbling? I felt bad for Wolfgang.....

[@NewYorker613]

I aggree

[@roscoven]

Everyone says they damage the record but they don’t!! The head weight is 5.8 grams which is perfectly acceptable.

[@DynamiteDylan45s]

@@roscoven its just really cheap and has no real counterweight, doesn't even have a spring as a counterweight

[@bluespiritrecords1709]

@@roscoven they warp it horribly

[@prestonkline3295]

“This is a copy of Mozart music” Starts playing hardcore dubstep.

[@Bebble]

It can be fun messing with the settings on a record player

[@evanmclaughlin9949]

Is that what you consider hardcore dubstep?

[@ups1dedwn_522]

How about heavy metal

[@sambenson4303]

Make a coin with a silicone mold and put it in a gum ball machine

[@codeforest9027]

or on the eiffel tower binoculars

[@blitz3785]

Sam Benson U don’t need silicone, just break open the glass with your fist lol.

[@fenichofficial9887]

I think it will not work bcuz they have sensors, and they threw out everything that is not metal

[@BioClone]

@@fenichofficial9887 ussually are based on weight and size. so they can calculate if the material its close to teh average coin.

[@Emi3Tirona]

Sam Benson easy way to non steel steel lol

[@reinzel6241]

Well, i think this is how "Disc 11" was made

[@heatherhughes9440]

Accumulated a seeded cyclones earthquake CD high we luv service it's DC TV GB TV DVR VCR f ā no arty bizarre TV in my event liv

[@rosepetunia1829]

Yeah.

[@rosepetunia1829]

+ Heather Hughes What?

[@liammurren7668]

this is something only minecraft people will get

[@ericalexander3246]

@@rosepetunia1829 She's exactly right, though. Everything about the event is true.

[@cjawesomegames]

*does everything you're never supposed to do with a record

[@ilike_racecars]

Hi

[@ilike_racecars]

You have 69 likes

[@amuser5867]

Had

[@jwsnyderaal]

It’s not bold, you need another * at the end *like this*

[@whopperslol]

Will Snyder I think he meant “random words”* instead of making it bold but it is supposed to put it at the end

[@yehurek1883]

Violently assaults my homies music.

[@cristianvii8402]

A c mamo Xd

[@TheStevengob123]

Since you're messing with old audio tech, you should grind iron oxide (rust) into a fine powder and stick it to scotch tape. Then make an audio recording on it. It's basically how old cassette tapes worked.

[@ShobhitVashistha]

awesome idea would love to see the results

[@schwertdornenheck458]

I actually tried this when I was a child. I uses electrolysis to gain rust. Unfortunately, the rust won’t stick to the sticky tape; so it did not work.

[@jonathantan2469]

Early hard drives also used iron oxide. Open one from the 1980s, and the platter is reddish-brown in colour. And boy... were they expensive...

[@saladsalad9991]

You actually did an excellent job of cleaning the record when you pulled the silicone off the surface -- it lifted up all the microscopic dust and gunk in the grooves

[@jungletreepolandballanimat3593]

The resin actually did a really great job at replicating the grooves. The weird sound is caused by the record bending.

[@michaeltalamo1833]

Nearly gave me a heartattack when he spun the record backwards.

[@spicymunkey2621]

Mo

[@eggdog4920]

*Mo*

[@IwrestledTomCruise]

Mo

[@valentinne]

Mo

[@michaeltalamo1833]

Tf us a mo?

[@FullMetalHamster666]

People in Poland used this technique to copy vinyl records, too. In the 80's

[@kamilbandurski7635]

The Real I live in poland :)

[@Baxvel]

we too)

[@grantlewis8919]

Polish gang

[@theunpredictable3691]

Well am I the only one in the polish gang that can speak polish?

[@gaigeist]

Unpredictable jak się masz

[@MrCheeseMan4411]

You should make a series of this... “the most expensive way to...”

[@benoit-pierredemaine3824]

MrCheeseMan4411 produce gold from lead, via particule accelerator.

[@Justin-cu7so]

Benoit-Pierre DEMAINE Create a replica of the flash via a particle accelerator? 😂😂

[@LegoGuyGaming]

It's not a very profitable idea for the channel :D

[@Zak-ob5ze]

Benoit-Pierre DEMAINE particule or particle

[@alexbirchmeier3004]

MrCheeseMan4411 yesss

[@spacebreak6493]

The second one sounds like the original just with a fire in the background

[@awesomeninja1311]

A pixely 1

[@killianholm2283]

Thanks ????

[@CaptainEO27]

"It can be fun playing with the settings on a record player" Me ~ 1982

[@goldenndeja]

Captin EO 😢😭💛💛

[@danieldaniels7571]

So much more fun when 78 and 16 are options, and the turntable has a proper neutral

[@itsmelissa5788]

@@danieldaniels7571 16? I never heard of a record with this speed. Wanna tell me what this is? I only know that 78 is for shellack records that are played with a gramophone.

[@danieldaniels7571]

@@itsmelissa5788 78 was used long after gramophones went away. 16 was mostly used for early audiobooks, which were made almost exclusively for the blind. There were other records made at that speed, most notably the Seeburg background music records:

[@itsmelissa5788]

@@danieldaniels7571 thank you for the reply. I learned something new today! Well, I think our family record player my dad got in the early 80ies is way too modern to have those speed options. That's why I wasn't familiar with them. Thanks for explaining it to me.

[@chiefintheleaves]

“Can you hear that” as he continues to scream overtop the music.

[@colinkelley2106]

Stephen Finley I know right? You can't hear it over him yelling about how bad it is.

[@rhinewyatt-w6820]

Exactly

[@megacrispy2553]

For real

[@patrickgrimm9539]

i heard it over his voice (those crakles and pops and the later static)

[@Colbartson]

Lol

[@pb14veluzjulianrafael68]

It’s perfect for a horror game because of the scratchy noise it makes

[@Charlieb796]

Dope Meh well thanks for spoiling it

[@philipslone3059]

Your fault for reading the comments before watching the vid

[@talonurbano7283]

Yeah that’s what I thought lol

[@matthewlane3647]

That's what I was thinking

[@cxtlass]

Bo2 zombies lol

[@patrickhemsley8631]

"It can be fun playing around with the settings on a record player" Me: has a heart attack thinking about how messed up that record probably is after that

[@tescomealdeals]

Patrick Hemsley well by “messing with the settings,” I’m pretty sure he was just talking about changing the speed, which in itself isn’t harmful to the record

[@jarsal]

@@tescomealdeals its VERY HARMFUL,the speed switch is only there for the different sizes of the record, setting it to the wrong speed can damage the record horribly making it not playable later in the future.

[@tescomealdeals]

Jarsal that’s not true at all

[@jarsal]

@@tescomealdeals yeah you're right a KZbinr gave me the wrong advice then.

[@maxwell9561]

@@jarsal Yeah sure, your record will play at the wrong speed and not be enjoyable, but there's no permanent harm in playing a record at the wrong speed, 45rpm records are made the same way as 33rpm records, besides the speed and size obviously.

[@yeowo]

The resin curing halfway through the pour was the most unsatisfying thing ever

[@ionlycommentnosrsly8733]

继续滑 r/mildlyinfuriating

[@rivviegobrr714]

r/extremelyinfuriating

[@jeremygarcia6251]

The reason?

[@reverse5461]

r/ihavereddit

[@noone.5296]

继续滑 r/youropiniondoesn’tmatter

[@vicdmise]

Here's an interesting trick to try: record the same exact place on both the original and cast records into your computer. Load them both into your audio or video editor onto 2 different tracks at the exact same place (zoom in to match waveforms as perfectly as you can). Now invert the polarity (flip the phase) on one of the tracks. The music should mostly cancel out and all you'll hear is the noise of the imperfect copy (and probably a little of the music ghosting).

[@eraser400]

Yes, they should do this!

[@Dylan-xc8yz]

This is like active noise cancelling headphones! Except.... its music cancelling audio editing 😂

[@hestonsverige]

and then you take that imperfect noise audio track and make it play at the same time with the cast audio track and flip the phase again and voila u made the cast audio track noise free.

[@thingsdemystified]

Sounds great in theory but it'd probably sound horrible in real life.

[@pkaulf]

Wouldn't work, the timing would drift immediately.

[@ExperimentalFun]

You should have made a sugar candy record in that mold

[@soniccookie655]

Playable candy records!

[@dallaswoiken7533]

Yes that would be awesome

[@DYWTE]

Experimental Fun I love your video, I'm ur subscriber

[@ggarzagarcia]

And then you eat it!

[@miauighumorbackstage7011]

Experimental Fun agree

[@i_love_soup]

You’re gonna get a bad rap from audiophiles! C R O S L Y C R U I S E R

[@bayawiki]

You right !!!

[@NewYorker613]

F crossly crusier

[@Segatari]

I LOVE SOUP crosley***

[@section13mediabranch34]

at least he's not damaging a real record disk.

[@Segatari]

mann workers 5 grams of tracking force won’t damage records. 7 grams will.

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

i still am curious how the silcon negative sounds :D

[@-danR]

No sound at all: the groove is now a ridge and the needle won't stay on it.

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

@@-danR but the needle would probably be between two sound grooves/bumps.... and as far as i know the sound isn't just at the bottom of the groove, but also on the sides of it... especially if it's stereo

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

@Kaptain Kid ok, ridges, english isn't my first language ;) i know that the silcon would interact differently with the needle than the resin... but still, the best way to find out would be just trying it...

[@MichaelGrey11]

It would sound like Mozart backwards

[@paticusmaximus12]

You would need to move the tone arm....I made an elmers glue record copy and used a broke off rewired plugged into an amp tone arm...it played sort of...noise

[@KK-sv1pr]

try unlocking Grant's phone with his silicone thumb casting mold edit: I meant by using his thumb mold to cast a model of his thumb by using different materials

[@leovongames8901]

K. Kwan yessss

[@myriadtechrepair1191]

Thumb print scanners use the capacitive properties of your skin, which silicone does not have. They would have to do something special to even get it close to working.

[@moneybilla]

Chobrenga hmm would a latex layer ? like the gloves possibly make it work

[@MisterLepton]

Hubear put some metal Underneath. And it doesn’t have to be conductive. Just capacitative.

[@philipsiminenco5002]

K. Kwan yesss

[@threecreationleather6596]

Incredible, didnt think the mold would capture the detail. The silicone company should use it in a promo.

[@ArtifactAttic]

They do. I saw it as early as 10 years ago.

[@cjhardknocks7040]

No kidding! That would be an excellent promo for quality!

[@jtapia92]

Threecreation Leather silicone is exact.. used in dental procedures

[@peeweebus6829]

We'll use a record player Entire Audiophile community: ItS aCTuAllY caLlEd A TuRNTaBlE aNd EEw CrOsLEY CrUIsER!!!!11!1! 30 seconds later: heS rUiNING iT aND PLAyING iT AT tHE WRonG sPeEd.

[@creepers018_]

lol

[@dirkvantroyen9170]

I did exactly that.

[@batman.darthmaul]

Speaking for the audiophile community, no, he got it exactly right. Crosleys are "record players," as opposed to turntables.

[@peeweebus6829]

@@batman.darthmaul We must rethink ourselves, we argue about what should be called record destroyers

[@peeweebus6829]

@Sasha Little Thanks hungry!

[@DarthMauldinOfficial]

I cringed when he put his hand on the record and turned it 😬

[@SydBarretts2ndChance]

Its fine records are hard to damage

[@JesusGarcia-wb5mm]

I would like but you have 69 likes

[@landonvincent7974]

He had a glove on so it didn't leave any prints or oil on the record. Nothing that could really do long-term damage. As long as it's cleaned (and he did clean it, just not very well) it will be fine.

[@DarthMauldinOfficial]

Landon Vincent this is all true, other than one small detail. The needle 😬.

[@LeglessWonder]

Cause scratchers haven't done that for decades lol

[@justinroman7255]

Now I can finally pirate records.

[@rgbkingpin]

Potato, Potato just to think ... I just ate lays I'm sorry I did that.

[@jaslenejordan5486]

Potato, Potato hahaha

[@greenlemon9155]

Potato, Potato

[@somuchtocook9159]

Potato, Potato,potato,potato

[@humaid2003]

And the random irrelevant replies come in.

[@edmonton20084]

That poor poor needle

[@Agent-vj3ns]

No, that poor poor record

[@camelCased]

... and poor Mozart ...

[@henatatorplays]

Just putting it on that cheap record player is a crime

[@billiam5726]

You are the problem

[@benzelmer8111]

M C ya poor poor recor

[@RainAngel111]

The technology of records is amazing. It's so simple but still blows my mind

[@TheRogueX]

I mean, this is basically how records are made to begin with so.. The master in real record making is just made of metal instead of silicone.

[@diecast_MikeEspo]

TheRogueX , Aluminum or copper I think . But your right. Mike Espo

[@TreenaBeena]

Mike Espo diecast customs & more which are metals.. like he said.

[@simonorth2727]

Acetate i believe covered in silver and then nickel as the top coat

[@Fernando-hb4sh]

You should take someone's face and silicone it and try to open with face id

[@paigio12]

Fernando Garcia yah try that with a thumb print too

[@xdsocksandsandals2939]

Yup stick your face In for 20 mine...u won’t die

[@elle.violaa]

Fernando Garcia YES

[@hernanperez5267]

Diamond Ranch probably cuz the fingerprint has to be warm

[@thepixelgamercodeyt3913]

R U SRSLY A SPPPYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

[@jacksonv671]

I talked to Mozart and he was pissed at this. The authorities will be contacted.

[@dazza912]

Jackson Volkening it was Beethoven 😉

[@roblackssaavage2170]

Dazza 147 Well, I talked to Beethoven and he wasn't triggered at all. Infact he was more suprised than pissed.

[@arsantiqua8741]

Jackson Volkening, what's the catalogue numberr of this piece?

[@dedcurrently9099]

Mozart Violin Concerto No. 3, K. 216, composed in 1775.

[@arsantiqua8741]

Danke! I'll use that for OSU!

[@purplrshadowyay]

0:58 as a vinyl enthusiast, the combination of the crosly cruiser and the backwards vinyl spin nearly gave me a heart attack

[@jamreport6981]

Yessss 😂

[@jeopardy60611]

It's amazing how it sounds like the original record. You are probably replicating the record pressing process, so you get an exact copy.

[@DannyoRaiden]

14:04 that drop

[@dam2236]

Its crosley cruiser, so it probably damaged the copy of a record than the needle lol

[@seanross3921]

"You wouldn't download a vinyl"

[@xavierrodriguez2463]

I would.

[@bradleyconrad678]

You wouldn’t call it “a vinyl”.

[@shamicentertainment1262]

+Bradley Conrad u wouldnt not download an vynil

[@1gigatitan]

Shamic Entertainment its a reference to the anti piracy ad

[@ncgallagher]

would you download a 3D record printing file?

[@PhoenixCNSTL]

1:05 This sounds like from tom and jerry

[@achill6080]

I saw someone else have even better results with wood glue.

[@thekeeper9327]

I watched that too

[@RamyaNarendran]

Can you melt glass with solar scrocher or a propane torch and drop the drops of molten glass into liquid nitrogen..?

[@steveee616]

Ramya Narendran the glass would just shatter because of the sudden temparture change

[@SchiwiM]

Or would it form a Prince Rupert's Drop like in water?

[@steveee616]

Schiwi M no because liquid nitrogen is so cold that the super hot glass would shatter

[@SchiwiM]

Did someone test this already?

[@CryptoDatabase]

Drops cannot be made using liquid nitrogen, sorry bud. They may form something of similar appearance but the result is not a drop as the structure is different and doesn't behave the same way a normal drop would.

[@thomashinkle6438]

I think its kinda creepy how records work you can play a replica of a human voice with a couple tiny ridges

[@x413Crypt]

Well I didn't find it creepy and now it feels very uncanny valley 😱

[@lukaswhitley973]

Thanks for the nightmares 😑

[@lukaswhitley973]

Thanks for 4 likes that's actually big for me

[@The_Andromeda_Galaxy]

fingerprints for sound

[@Mothlord03]

Okay you ruined them for me

[@C_H_1972]

This is the recipe for making a 1925 sounding record.

[@steadyeddienewk]

Nate has come so far in his hosting abilities, it's amazing

[@bcuzwerecrazy2047]

Video idea: how to make sugar glass bottles plz

[@Urmom-rk2di]

Yes

[@lechnerproductions9208]

Sir, you belong to the top! Up you go!

[@bcuzwerecrazy2047]

Thx

[@snager80]

in soviet russia, they used to get contraband music by recording long-range radio signals. they would then either press the sound in used xray paper or else somehow make copies from contraband records onto the xrays. so there's some very beautiful and metal looking soviet contraband records out there

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

That's actually interesting.

[@johansmolinski]

In Soviet Russia, the music copies you.

[@sergiontothetop]

I liked it because the start

[@jmb7750]

Yeah I saw the xray one on the mysteries at the museum show.

[@TheSecondVersion]

Wasn't it nicknamed "Bone Music" as a result?

[@lynxarimusic]

That one kid at school when there is a science fair lol

[@EnricoAldi]

Hahahaha... you made me laugh... your experiment was so exciting!!! Love it !!!

[@Vegetsu101]

A True Pirate would download the Audio from this video and listen to the track of pirated disc being played

[@BibleStorm]

60 year old recording techniques> 60 year old secondhand record> Resin cast of the 60 year old secondhand record> KZbin's audio compression> Free youtube to mp3 96 kbps> dat audio quality

[@aelfwynn94]

who the fu download music from youtube video its pretty much shity quality u can just take phone and record it with camera and have same audio quality as youtubes compressed then converted to mp3 then burned to disc

[@franksaibert9731]

nooneknows You forgot one step: Line-In? What is this?!.... For a genuine youtube pirate copy, The vinyl has to be "camripped" from a crappy record player at wrong RPM with farts in the background and then poorly "remastered" by adding random effects. xD

[@corezone4250]

Piratinception!!

[@Torfu]

Vegetsu101 and then putting it in a CD

[@TheGrootmeesterjan]

Hey man, this piracy is killing the music industry 😂

[@GunsOfSteel67]

Grootmeester Jan yep Mozart sure is taking a big loss from this video

[@bluephreakr]

Yeah, seems pretty sketch but the process can be refined further to duplicate new records of current music. If only the record could be straightened out somehow...

[@fordlover1506]

Hey you should build a record player

[@MrAwawe]

Mozart is public domain.

[@joehaddad3955]

Hey man, this music industry nowadays is horrible

[@alexrhinehart9604]

The second record sounds like it is comeong from a radio, and i love it.

[@Phyconuatica]

Very cool. I didnt expect that work so well😄

[@C00kii0]

I feel like the first resin cast would be something horror movie sound artist would do to get authentic creepy music.

[@nunyabiznis817]

Portishead

[@bibasik7]

It looks like music disc 11 from Minecraft.

[@illiamwayelielay8925]

C00kii0 lol that’s what I was thinking. I DID IT AND TEUND LIGHTS OFF AND SCARED MY LITTLE WHIS TAIFIDE OF THE DARK. It was halareuos.

[@Numbdionysus734]

C00kii0 I dare u to play the song at .25 percent speed and that will awnser the horror u feel

[@MXOY99]

@@nunyabiznis817: Was thinking that.

[@dpatt6175]

Mozart just called. He wants his royalty check.

[@johngerst2501]

I would like your post but I can't its at a Minecraft tack

[@vc20029]

I like your experiments, so subscribed. Thanks TKoR

[@Stardust_Studios848]

0:45 you were really enjoying yourself, Nate 😂

[@MultiDawidus]

How about disassembling a pocket watch, casting the various parts then assembling the parts into a hopefully fully working pocket watch.

[@Zubin019]

this would be very time consuming and impractical but id like to see it!

[@stephenvernik2936]

I️t wouldn’t work due to the complexity. A mechanical watch needs to be perfect to work. Even a small imperfection would cause a failure.

[@fuzion4104]

Stephen Vernik wow your using big words to look smart!

[@cartwrightchristmaslights9190]

Zabójca yes great idea

[@TomParkinson]

Fun Is Today well he is right tho...

[@jesuscrust727]

We just discovered how hipsters pirate music

[@georgespecht7606]

Best comment!

[@nojusgriksas2624]

Lmao

[@dblocklakeave.3498]

Snoipeh lol

[@sethcragan6908]

... Ok... You just won the internet.

[@sidecarcn]

No, they don't.

[@adrilomas6090]

One of the more beautiful videos I've seen. Congratulations!

[@WillD4Beast]

This was really great! I think putting a flat backing, perhaps a really trued record, on the top of the silicone as it dried would have prevented the thin spot from occurring when you poured into it with the resin later. It appeared that the top surface of the silicone did not cure perfectly level/flat, and had some high spots that pushed the mold up when it was flipped for pouring. But also, the original record probably wasn't perfectly flat too. This is awesome none the less, thanks for doing this!

[@abelincoln7473]

Just thinking... Thats probably the cleanest that Mozart LP has ever been. He may just have unintentionally come up with the most inefficient but most complete way to clean a record

[@derkeksinator17]

That's actually a thing using wood glue.

[@MrDegsy69]

The professional Keith Monks machine is still the best and trusted method but this reminds me of one of those sticky roller pixal record cleaner things they used to have at record libarys.

[@abelincoln7473]

Yes the Monks record vacuum is indeed one of the best systems its also one of the most expensive. I have had great results using a small garment steamer to loosen up the crud and then running it through a spin-clean filled with audio intelligent no-rinse cleaner. Then I steam the record again to dry it. I figure that drying a record off with a cloth is the time I'm most likely to scratch it.

[@CrayPlaySwe]

just put it in the dishwasher

[@CheeseOfString]

But he's ruining that with that Crosley :/

[@kennywanlass9208]

Make mayonnaise an instrument

[@EthanPerales.]

Kenny Wanlass Y .. E.S

[@swaggysnailyt3375]

Cool idea

[@yeahitsmecheese5118]

That's so random

[@yeahitsmecheese5118]

Can you make a giant lego gummy?

[@yeahitsmecheese5118]

Can you cast jewelry into metal?

[@Nik.No.K]

This is definitely one of my favorite videos you guys have made

[@JP-kx7lw]

I am Smiling ear to ear !! Happy Newyear !

[@michaelaustin8982]

Can you make a silicone mold of a dismantled Lego man and cast it in resin then put the resin Lego man together?

[@uncleben9911]

No

[@ducksandwhich552]

It depends I imagine, given that it’s injection molded then probably yes!

[@shadowX50]

i thought they did something similar already.

[@srkniss]

Michael Austin that’s a great idea!

[@Skib1979]

Make a silicon mold of a coin, fill it with plastic, metal and resin, than go to a vending machine to see if it would work.

[@malibu13203]

The old plastic change you could get at Walmart used to work, but machines these days not only go by size, but weight of the coin.

[@maximim220]

some also use the magnetivity(?) of the coin

[@DarthGTB]

the wrong density would tell a fake coin

[@meatsmell8639]

If you could make something that was the exact size and density as well as having the same reflective properties, it would probably work, but by the time you did that amount of work it would be cheaper to just work and do it legally

[@Kalvinjj]

Some are, some are not. Coins are made of so many different materials after all. Yeah, vending machines and pretty much any coin or bill using machine nowadays has MANY verification steps, size, weight, magnetism (if it IS or NOT ferromagnetic/diamagnetic is part of telling if fake or not), dunno if there are even more steps too.

[@DianaHerberg]

I love this video... and love that you chose Mozart for this test... keep it up!

[@MichaelGrey11]

Amazing. The second one was great

[@zlarb]

dang, if only i knew how to do this 60 years ago before i spent my life savings on those bob marley records

[@gingerbreadmars]

ǪЩΞЯΓУЦIФP Prolly would've spent even more pirating the records.

[@mihitm]

Why is a supposedly 60+ person playing roblox and posting memes

[@kzookid2051]

I was not aware Bob Marley was cutting records when he was 13 years old.

[@ryzech4168]

lightwaves ya mean 6 years ago?

[@therustedshank9995]

How do you have 143 suscribes with 1 4 second video?

[@glasslinger]

There is a black urethane resin that hardens rock hard, like bakelite. It is a quick hardening resin though so it may simply make the bubbles more solid. To make salable copies it would have to be a lot more reproducible. Some old 20's records are very collectible and are so rare that people don't want to play them on their machines because they will degrade. This would give a copy that would be a "user copy" so the original could be saved. The current method of reproducing these records uses extremely expensive molding techniques that makes it not economical for the small quantities required.

[@scupakus]

but laser tt sounds wack... so id rather play it once on reall tt with audiophile needle to digitalize

[@WardenWolf]

@@1smartaleck The answer is a laser phonograph. They're old, and rare, but they're out there.

[@benmorris2901]

Hey! Here's an idea! You just play the disc once and record it onto your computer, where you can produce a CD copy! Fantastic' no?!

[@keaganedge7155]

If youtube copyright laws didn't exist, what song would you have used?

[@dracezar]

Keagan Edge bob ross

[@robertreid-8-bit-guy635]

Cezy Il vaso *hOw tO pANt a GrEaT pIcHEar*

[@dracezar]

Robert Reid -8-Bit-guy ?

[@scieve3144]

Keagan Edge Despacito 2

[@KESENO]

Darude sandstorm

[@deeznutts1675]

Nate: that’s coming off really well wreackerd: SNAP

[@jerrytheracecardriver1100]

I can imagine them frantically looking for vinyl Mozart music smongst all the beach boys, rolling stones, beatles, pink Floyd, bob Dylan and elvis Presley music so they wouldn't get copyright claimed. XD

[@seraphina985]

Probably doesn't matter to be fair the recording is almost certainly still copyrighted even though the original sheet music isn't. The fact is that the copyright expiry on the sheet music only allows others to copy the sheet music and in turn re-perform or re-record it but those recordings are still copyrighted from the date of creation.

[@elizabeth9841]

forget the paper towel, i was furious at the crosley cruiser lol

[@donaldschmenk4345]

Why?

[@donaldschmenk4345]

I guess my Crosley cruiser is really expensive because it didn't eat any vinyl records Same for the Xbox 360

[@daralynch6589]

My Crosley Cruiser's been living for years and still going strong so...

[@whatevernevermind9543]

Dara Lynch it ruins the records. They are junk. The absolute worst record player

[@godinasenze5303]

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy I agree

[@lucaspadilla2949]

2:33 when she actually thinks we watching netflix

[@nooodles1239]

lol I get it

[@Lemau]

That is glorious, and worked out way better than I expected.

[@SnaptoGrid]

Great experiment. Just to nerd it all the way, you could record the signal digitally, and phase invert them against each other to see exactly what the difference is.

[@imnotchilla9482]

Korporat this is america so speak english

[@SnaptoGrid]

Chillabyte haha det skal du ik bestemme ven

[@brunster64]

It’s piracy like this that’s killing the record industry 😂😂😂😂

[@danielfinley-pesti6661]

brunster64 this is gold

[@MirekFe]

Daniel Finley-Pesti like the record copy

[@arthurkitchen9582]

brunster64 give it to Lars!!!

[@reyzuna]

don't worry they can't perfectly copy it hehehe

[@julienduboue8096]

brunster6 Mozart is public domain music

[@giraffeofwar555]

The pirated one sounds like if the original was a smoker

[@Drfresh1402]

As a producer and beat maker this guy has no idea how cool the static is. He also doe not realize how awesome the first one was. This is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen. It would be so cool to use that process for sound design.

[@Cyranek]

if you play the inverted version and the original record at the same time would it be silent

[@kamiikaze5815]

AAAAAAAAAAaaaAaAaAaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaAAAAaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAAAaAAAaAAAAAaaaAAAAAAAAAAaaAAAaaAaaAAAaaaAAAAaaaaAAAAAAAaaAAAAAAAAAAaaaAAAaaAAAAAAAaaaAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAaAaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAaaaAAAAAAAAaaaaaAAAAAAaaaaaaaAAAAAaaAaAaaaaAaaAAaa

[@johstybach]

I dunno

[@jonothorne4621]

But you can't... No groove!

[@elemersanmiguel]

Ste men...

[@eurovision50]

The inverted version doesn't have a groove. It has a hill, so to speak, so there's nowhere for the stylus to ride. It would just sound like a long scratch.

[@julienwages]

You should make a cannon that shoots powdered dry ice.

[@digiorniboy]

Julien Wages that would be pretty darn cool!

[@modergav]

Probably it won't work and only shoot a cloud. Because, dry ice will probably subordinate quickly because of large surface area

[@therealspaghetti208]

No The third ice age will start and we’ll all die

[@jwc3o2]

the one i've wondered about is yet another step, if it's possible to use a softish wax disc on a turntable with a tympanum of some sort with a needle attached to inscribe the wax with whatever ambient sound is provided as the turntable spins the wax & the typanum is caused (by screw?) to move along an arm, the needle vibrating the sound into the groove it makes as it gets dragged along the wax surface. then it'd be the 2 steps you demonstrate here to yield a mold & the reproducible cast. think it could be made to demonstrate "how do they get the sound into the grooves?"?

[@alyssaroc]

Tkor you should (since summers coming up) go try and find the best ultimate material to make a boat. Then go down the river if it works. Like foam (again) Plastic tubs (some mods) then something else.

[@hatlessstudios250]

How to ruin a record "Use it as a dj record"`

[@TheCyberSpidey]

HatlessStudios haha exactly that was a little bit cringey

[@Stoney3K]

Use it as a DJ record ON A CROSLEY DECK.

[@jupiterho11ow]

Stoney3K *SCRAAPE*

[@BibleStorm]

It's probably a 30 year old record that's seen a few owners and some misuse in it's time. Wouldn't worry about those scratches

[@gobit7852]

Hey! I was wondering if you guys could mix your home made rocket fuel with the color smoke. Will it work?

[@pubgmikael7036]

Gobit PvP2 i like that idea

[@godeatslemons2288]

Sounds cool

[@clayscreations9300]

Please!

[@jubileeYAVEL]

Make a copy of the record using isomalt!

[@mrwang420]

The man dropped the needle hard. Record player abuse.

[@morph-]

It's a Crosley aka record destroyer

[@dam2236]

Cmon its a crosley cruiser, so its not a record player but a record killer

[@vanshkasturi3788]

Can u both make another video together please?

[@tyrelbates5274]

Vansh Kasturi they really should

[@itsmearfa319]

Yes they should make it

[@timcarlson389]

i love that bread video!

[@arvvv1201]

who tf are tjis new host??

[@calebdias9850]

I want to see this done with glass so you have a glass record

[@jameschurley8672]

Caleb Daballer how about a blackboard that would sound like screeching

[@pexiii6815]

cant be done . it would be too hot

[@electroman1996]

Well, there are transparent vinyl records which are so transparent, that they look like glass.

[@skyla338]

J3 Videos lmao

[@GiftedOutdoors]

Caleb Daballer I think the molten glass will burn the record

[@robinsonnyakundi91]

Thx for showing this experiment

[@TALKCalgary]

Had no idea resin casting could replicate such fine detail.

[@antivanti]

"Looks like boiling sugar" Hey... why not try casting a candy record and see if it will play?

[@Zozo_uwu_]

Audio Piracy in 1756

[@user-bc3gt4nv9w]

Radio is piracy

[@Zozo_uwu_]

There are ownership rules and copyright laws that prohibit radio stations from playing anything they want. Only the things they are allowed. In the US that is

[@TheMeade]

Акс Роуз radio stations pay for the music they play.

[@dizzious]

except records weren't invented until like the 1880's :P

[@bitheag]

dizzious ssssssssssssshhhhh

[@kevp6488]

*runs hands over EVERY PART of a fragile freshly cured record mold* "It SkIpS Every 2 sEcOnzds!!"

[@Trepidity]

That silicone snap was satisfying when the hole popped.

[@marktubeie07]

Perfect record for a Crosley !

[@kirbysuperstaruhh3769]

A horribly flimsy copy-cat record for a horribly bad record player, perfect match.

[@gregorymarcov3606]

and horribla backround music

[@MisterDoctorBaconman]

Captain Beefheart loooool not 50, 5g. Which is actually the tracking force most old records are designed for, only some newer presses are designed for 2-3g

[@theinternetisokayy469]

Captain Beefheart it's not 50 g it's .05 g

[@artdude8278]

you mean 69 g

[@faithmilne]

U CLEANED IT WITH A PAPER TOWEL AND THEN USED A CROSLEY???!!! Aaaaaahhhh

[@pugwhisperer6502]

Faith Milne My thoughts exactly

[@pugwhisperer6502]

Not to mention that the original record was without a scratch

[@tiuhti__]

Faith Milne THIS VIDEO TRIGGERS ME AS WELL!!!1

[@vilargento1332]

Hi guys I don’t know anything about cleaning records 😂

[@TheAxleRaider]

Faith Milne crosley?

[@Boorne2Kill]

Music pirates from the 1920s “hold my ale”

[@PossumMedic]

Thanks for the cool vid! It would probably work even better with a new (never played not warmed) record!