This Invention Is Music To The Sharks Ears | Shark Tank AUS | Shark Tank Global

Joshua Young is seeking $50,000 for a 5% stake in AUUG
From Season 2 Episode 8
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[@zibbybadfo8418]

This is an incredible invention for people with disabilities to play music without the full body or fine motor skills of holding and using a real instrument

[@YwY-ct5yq]

There is a similarly impressive instrument invented back in the 1919s... Called a Theremin

[@adelezierler1547]

I have no clue what this is all about, but I liked what I saw and heard. Wonderful sounds and great music. Can't wait the outcome of this investment.

[@YwY-ct5yq]

There is a similarly impressive instrument invented back in the 1919s... Called a Theremin

[@mayhemdiscordchaosohmy573]

Brilliant! He knew what capitol he needed for the time to focus and finish his product for release and he knew if he sold 20% he was completely giving away his company and working for free! He did not get greedy! He is a smart person.

[@YwY-ct5yq]

There is a similarly impressive instrument invented back in the 1919s... Called a Theremin

[@beeza]

@@YwY-ct5yq for 1919, the theramin is pretty much just a rangefinder that plays frequency

[@jojojorisjhjosef]

The first guy to go out has no earthy idea where the market is. It's not gamers that are gonna be your customers, it's modern composers and music producers. Loyal customers for life if they like the product.

[@AdventureRuben]

This is amazing, from the moment he walked on he was so calm and non pretentious. He let the product speak for itself

[@YwY-ct5yq]

If he could combine his tech with a THEREMIN I would be even more IMPRESSED

[@pmk7452]

A lot of people are saying how a musician would much rather their actual instrument, but the product isnt for them, it's for those who are just trying to be able to play any instrument they want with a more realistic and physical feel than an app for a single instrument, and this would not have to make them spend hundreds per instrument

[@temsulong]

This guy is an inventor. Investing in him would be profitable.

[@YwY-ct5yq]

There is a similarly impressive instrument invented back in the 1919s... Called a Theremin

[@manthenvashishth3769]

Such a innovative product with no overdone tech. Keeping it normal and that is the best everytime

[@sergekannon9048]

I'm glad he found his investor. I've invented several things, and even though I've had thousands of orders, I couldn't find an investor. I have an idea for electrical piano software right now. I have no clue who to turn to.

[@KeemNasty]

2:32 ole glenny scopin

[@nickbaum6970]

This invention will remake dance and Choreographic movement like a whole different way of making songs and music videos

[@YwY-ct5yq]

There is a similarly impressive instrument invented back in the 1919s... Called a Theremin

[@anazi]

To be licensed to FL studio. Or an VST

[@fizzyboy69]

Best product i see on Shark tank ever ❤️ It blow my mind🤯

[@YwY-ct5yq]

There is a similarly impressive instrument invented back in the 1919s... Called a Theremin

[@dismalthoughts]

Wow, the fact that he got a 4 letter domain name is amazing. Those are all owned, and you have to pay wazoo dollars to get one.

[@Aditya-oe4yu]

As a musician, it will be almost close to impossible to get an idea out from this equipment. Also I can bet than anyone musician would just prefer the real instrument.

[@XSteve-gz5ko]

i droped you a sub, good stuff ! i also think like andrew that the tec is kinda niffty and could be something. But yeah, the real deal is always going to be better, hope you do well with your music.

[@DustinMercer]

you mean compose new melodies with the equipment? I had the same question. seems it would be best for adding simple tracks and pads.

[@myname9130]

I don't think it's meant for traditional musicians, seems like it's meant for a particular group of people who make music using synths but want a little more tactile feedback while doing so. It's a niche product for sure, but niche products can make big money if they capture their market.

[@mr.hedgehog420]

but then again you use an electric keyboard which is not the 'real' instrument itself. What's the difference? It's digitalized/synthesized sound played through an amplifier... not any 'real' sound.

[@DustinMercer]

@@mr.hedgehog420 what I'm saying is, the keyboard seems to only use very few notes, in a very awkward fashion, making it very difficult to compose melodies. If you're not a composer, maybe it's hard to understand. But melodies requires a broad spectrum of notes that are easily accessible. This is good for a few notes, a few effects.

[@rafhuss6347]

liked the concept

[@raquel7123]

Interesting 👌🏾

[@musicality1588]

He's an amazing & talented person.

[@YwY-ct5yq]

There is a similarly impressive instrument invented back in the 1919s... Called a Theremin

[@priyangshudas6285]

Everyone wants Andrew for his US connections

[@arhagamer2510]

Watches this 2 years ago

[@CRISPRdna]

Eu achei muito legal isso que ele crou 🇧🇷

[@canalalyplayer8985]

Isso precisa ser compartilhado 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 incrível

[@YwY-ct5yq]

There is a similarly impressive instrument invented back in the 1919s... Called a Theremin

[@13daprofessor]

This is The Coolest Fricking Thing!

[@calculate.]

The tech is interesting but he needs to have the device having some form of musical instrument's appearance rather then just a square, in that way people will have the kind of sense that they are actually playing a futuristic musical instrument!

[@michaelrs7]

6:28 yes

[@adamyohan]

I NEED THIS

[@AcroPlayz]

Love From India ❤️

[@nikantunes5803]

I kept waiting for state farm’s theme

[@ferhenktore8997]

What’s the name of quipment at 02:17?

[@paulwhite2533]

Evil one stayed seated after being hoofed

[@jAcK00p7]

How do you buy this?

[@angamie1074]

We want that

[@HalkerVeil]

Haven't we already done this in VST's?

[@salvagemonster3612]

Something tells me that this product probably has already been developed in the US.

[@Matt-kt9nm]

Lots for beats

[@dismalthoughts]

There was one already developed in Russia just over 100 years ago :)

[@pavanvkalapati]

Where to buy his tech?

[@nitramvoksmad2404]

I didn't realize that Australia was devoid of a thriving Tech industry, forcing them to take it offshore...

[@YwY-ct5yq]

There is another invention back in the 1919s ... Its called a Theremin, look it up guys, we should probably improve that

[@UziP95]

No

[@philosophicalninjagenericl3793]

Everyone who is a musician is talking about how the real instruments are better. Yes, that is true, but as far as I can tell, musicians are not Josua Young's target market. It's composers of synthetic music, not actual musicians(Not to say synthetic composers are worse). Although that's just my opinion.

[@philosophicalninjagenericl3793]

Or it may appeal to someone who is both. Again, just my opinion.

[@myname9130]

Agreed. This isn't for traditional musicians, it's for people who use synths but want a little more tactile feedback while doing so. Definitely niche product, but the market certainly exists.

[@2ndPortal]

I would disagree, there is huge control of the sound within the program. And there is huge control on a instrument. This thing is just button mashing, it's a toy, show bizz. I went to see glitch mob and they had a similar setup.. it was laughable, even my none musicians friends say so. Just felt fake

[@dismalthoughts]

@@2ndPortal Go watch the ad on the AUUG homepage. I think it's got a little more potential than what you're describing. I don't know that it beats out a normal synth -- I doubt it -- but it doesn't seem "fake". Probably more time and effort to learn than it's worth, but it's definitely got some decent potential if you felt like investing the time

[@helpfulron]

Where are they now? The company is still around and selling on their website. Social media hasn't been active since 2020 and no word on the financials but the company is still operating.

[@prav077]

Because as Andrew stated they’re more interested in licensing and not D2C that’s the reason the socials are dead.

[@MegaAlbeagle]

I d like to play with Andrew she says ? 🤣🤣

[@sciencehistoryandentertain734]

6:28 when the shark gives him 50k for 10% and his response is WOW!!!...to me that is a red flag...he was not expecting to get that much.,..

[@gfalvor]

Not necessarily, every region, country, culture, etc speaks/conveys words differently or have different meaning. IDK where you are from, but I am in the USA, and I am 100% certain that it is different to an extent. I lived in Spain, and speak Spanish fluently, and their language had differences.

[@panek6443]

@@rudebutgood A "red flag"? Of what, exactly?

[@jyothisatish156]

I want to buy that

[@Matt-kt9nm]

There still isn't an app this good available.

[@YwY-ct5yq]

There is a similarly impressive instrument invented back in the 1919s... Called a Theremin

[@half_a_potato]

@@YwY-ct5yq why are you comparing theramin with this? It's not like theramin can switch into different instruments although it has similarities.. its comparing a piano and a midi just cuz they both has keys.

[@isaiahclayton8178]

wait a min....where is Mr.Wonderful?? lol

[@Gauravchander1]

For the first time I realised , Ausis got better manners than US sharkies 😀.... Btw I want to order your product, plz send the link 👍 ❤️ India

[@dismalthoughts]

The link is literally on his shirt. I don't mean to be rude lol, and I would add the link in my comment, but then KZbin would delete it :P But you can go back and watch just like 10 seconds of the video to get the link :)

[@tenzing2090]

As a musician, I'd rather play the real instrument.

[@Jiishaan]

But this isn't for you guys.. it's for the people who has difficulties learning an instrument. Like me.. I have tried so many instruments but failed to learn any. That's why it's a great invention for people like me tbh

[@micahevans969]

Take my money

[@markcombrinck-hertz3649]

hi mark

[@818suki]

Is this out? Can we buy it?

[@co-op4335]

What's the instrument at 2:16?

[@TVFILMBUFF]

orchestral ensemble. ie: Lots of instruments.

[@yufengyan]

Lol.

[@rizahusni2124]

Foolish to go to Aus Shark Tank with this. Should have gone to the USA shark tank, he would have got 10 x the valuation. Cant believe she didnt know what AR and VR are

[@dryogeshkhanna]

Want to buy n sell call

[@robertkustos2931]

Watched this weeks ago . See ya .

[@bash547]

Bye Felicia

[@DoTheKatzDaddy]

mad cuz bad

[@jamesrichardlye]

Such a badass dude!

[@MasterJTLS]

Fair play. How many other millions of channels on YT are able to pump out new material on a regular basis. This is why TV is dying and YT is winning. I love Shark Tank but I completely get this comment.

[@YwY-ct5yq]

There is a similarly impressive instrument invented back in the 1919s... Called a Theremin

[@2ndPortal]

It's not a instrument, it's a toy! There's no acoustics in it, everything is pre-programmed

[@hembafantilley-gyado9168]

It will be great for the special needs people

[@fatih3806]

Yes, it is a toy. So?

[@YwY-ct5yq]

@@fatih3806 Yeah I agree... It still makes music and it can do so more creatively...

[@YwY-ct5yq]

@@fatih3806 however I would like his technology be combined with a Theremin... Look this instrument up it's really amazing

[@lprophit]

as a electronic musician this is not impressive

[@salvagemonster3612]

50 K in Australian money equals about $17.92 in US money

[@diegoramirez8674]

They are talking about dollars just in case you didn’t know lol

[@auxmike718]

Wheres Mark Cuban? This is NOT the real Shark Tank!

[@neilpa]

12 things in life are certain: 1. Death 2. Taxes 3. Jenny's out 4. Jenny's out to begin with, so can not even be in to be out 5. Arsenal are a comedy club 6. Spurs and Man Utd will never win another trophy 7. Chelsea and Man City are a bunch of plastic small clubs trying to buy trophies 8. Barbara's out 9. Janine's out 10. Touker does not even get out of bed for 1% of the business 11. Rangnick's (Ole 3.0) at the wheel 12. Divock Origi comes off the bench to score

[@ssschierbaum6740]

This is good way for disabilities people to play music

[@eternalzim]

You lowered your hand to raise octaves and raised your hand to lower octaves. This is the opposite of how stringed instruments work. For that reason I'm out.

[@philosophicalninjagenericl3793]

Uhh, maybe rewatch 1:38 to 1:42. He raised his hand to raise octaves.

[@kroert2259]

Did you even watch the video?

[@jmass8699]

Why not just learn a instrument… technology is killing humanity itself….

[@smo-king6504]

Because I can't afford to getting all these instruments, let alone Time I gotta work

[@YwY-ct5yq]

You do realize an instrument is Technology??? If you're so opposed to Technology go live in the wild and take off your clothes while you're at it... AND DONT EVEN THINK of making a Spear to hunt or a basket to gather... Cause you know that's ALSO Technology... Even a camping FIRE don't even do that, that's also Technology...

[@jmassy86]

@@YwY-ct5yq a instrument isn’t technology. Only being the first to master one gives it any province. Just learning to play piano groups you into millions, who can play a piano. What technology have they discovered or advanced?

[@jmassy86]

@@YwY-ct5yq wow, who hurt you?

[@rishishenoy]

Aaah Naomi makes an offer (which is very rare) but gets booted...LOL

[@Slenderirl]

As a musician, I really wasn't that impressed. But good for him

[@graphitemann6401]

Why is this boring than the us show?

[@AGreyAlien]

USA is better that’s why

[@sovitaseng5519]

Bc like everything else here in the USA, everything is fake, unnecessarily rude and dramatized for the for the sake of viewership. So now when you see how regular human act it seem boring when the entrepreneurs are not called names or ridiculed and the sharks aren’t screaming over each other.

[@abuddyofmine2524]

I think its because in America you need a whole presentation but these people just look at the product if you know what i mean

[@tenzing2090]

Shark tank US has more charismatic sharks.

[@gamerlass94ttvyt59]

@@AGreyAlien The American show sucks too

[@melvinsilva9962]

U Australians wear the same clothes y if you are millionaires u don’t see the USA shark tanks folks were the same clothes but me wonderful lol

[@Jay-Tries]

Because they actually have money bro, they don’t think like most people. They’re worry about business while someone else worries about clothes. While your spending all your money on new clothes to appear richer to the next he’ll be chilling in the same fit and closing new million dollar plus deals. You didn’t display your intelligence to well with your spelling and point. Can’t even type a sentence right and your worried about a millionaire wearing the same clothes? I think you should go look in the mirror and think about about how you sound and look rn.

[@MrHamidx]

Repeat.....

[@notrecyborg5492]

what the hell are the ones who are out commenting for? They shouldn't be allowed to interfere when they're out. This format is just over dramatized and a joke when compared to the original British dragons den. This is just rubbish.

[@myname9130]

The Dragons comment when they're out too, they're all dramatized but the Australian shark tank is a lot less mean-spirited than Dragon's Den or the American version