The World's Largest (and most IMPRACTICAL) Music Instruments
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"it doesn't have pistons and valves..."
_zooms in on pistons and valves_
"Fundamental pitches..."
zooms in on someone opening the spit valve
😂🤣
It wouldn't be too hard to just add functioning valves to that tuba. Sure is a shame nobody did that when it was built
They're non-functional, they are only there so that they could use a similar design to seem the same
Because they're for decoration.
How low can you go?
Octo bass: *y e s*
there is one instrument that goes lower than the octobass,
black hole
@@ubiquityphantom6354 That's pathetic.
@@andrewdevine3920 exactly how?
You mean the subcontrabass
Claire W Edits no its an octobass
Any organ in any church in the world: Pathetic.
I thought the exact same thing!
@@edmundsmith3943 "amateurs" you mean ?
@@jm56z43 yeah...
i was actually just about to comment that 😂 it sometimes feels like playing a whole building though 😅 💪😁
@@evaslanic3828 I have to make a confession. I... am *not* an organist.
Moderator:
“ARE YOU READY TO RUMBLE?“
Octobassist:
“I waited for this moment my whole life“
host at a rally: aRe yoU reAdY tO ruMBLe!?!?!?
octobassists: *y e s*
@@officxlsofti8558 Congratulations you rephrased my comment. You're now officially a pain in my ass
Actually I don't think anyone is lucky enough to learn how to play it cuz there's only 2 in the whole world
As a tuba player, I can confirm we play more than 1 and 5. We also play rests.
Made a playlist of my favourite TACET orchestral excerpts for tuba, by ArnoldJacobs
The world is going to end soon: one of the pieces at my brass band starts with a tuba solo.
Also, holding pedal tone for about 8 measures.
As a bass trombonist for my hs band I can confirm this because i just dub the tuba part a octave higher. I cry every time time
@@ultamateamazingcraft9270 you should see if your director would pick something by John Mackey such as Aurora Awakes that actually allows for the bass trombone to be showed off properly. We played that last year and our low brass had a blast. Also, check out Starry Crown for the ultimate band trombone moment. We're playing that this year.
If you can play the small one, you can play the big one
Sultan Momynov lol
I can smell some NSFW here
lmao
Lmao
Smol dicc, or big dicc
“If it quacks like a duck and looks like a duck it’s a duck”
Geese: am I a joke to you?
swans, etc: quAcK- hoNk- *huh?*
The guy must be a programmer
5:46 "the lowest C is at 16 hertz, which is below what the human can hear"
Then why the hell is this thing made for if we cant hear it
It’s more of the feeling it gives. I strongly encourage you to look up videos of an octobass in concert, it’s actually amazing
There’s strong evidence that subsonic sounds can influence a person’s mood, and even a study suggesting them to be the explanation for some “hauntings.”
You can perceive vibrations through the skin and body, not just air vibrations. Many movies, eg Irreversible, use infrasonics to create ominous uncomfortable feelings. Also, 20Hz-20k Hz as the human hearing is very approximate. Very few adults can hear up to 20kHz. I tested that I can hear 14Hz - 18.2kHz. A lot of people like myself should be able to hear octobass.
*t h e r u m b l e*
When we talk about frequency we talk about fundamental. Unless you are talking about a sinewave, a sound is made of fundamental frequency and overtone (2x, 3x, 4x, 5x... times higher tones at different frequencies) this is what makes different instruments playing same frequencies sound different, with frequencies below 20 you listen to only the overtones of the frequency you are playing.
Brett: My name is "I like attention"
What, no. He said Ally K. Tension, the famous tubist.
@@HainPepito Learnt sth new nice :D but pun not intended is still a good pun ;)
@Jacey Long It's called luck, post at just the right time with something vaguely funny and people will spot your comment and like. There's no magic to it, but hey who cares? Likes on youtube do not an achievement make
brett should just shut up and go home
rock salt cheese bubble tea I love the kitty in your profile picture!!!
the octobass sounds like a table being dragged across the floor
maiti fstr To me, it sounded like a loud, big boat.
True tho ☕👌😅
It sounded like a cruise ship to me lmao
That probably has a measurable frequency. I like playing with low frequencies on my speakers to make different parts of my house resonate
Hahhahaaahahahahah
I'm from Montréal and our symphonic orchestra has an octobass. During the only concert I saw which had it (I believe it was Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique), there was supposed to be an octobass solo. I was sitting in the choir and during the performance, there was a strange noise. After the concert, one of the double bass players we knew in the orchestra told us about the solo and the fact that an octobass string broke just before it, so the musician had to play it on the double bass. He was very disappointed because very few pieces feature octobass, much less a solo. I wish I could have heard what that sounded like.
MC Venne total bruh moment. Though I’m sure in the case of this piece it was a couple steps above what’s considered the standard tuning so that way the audience can hear more than the overtones
MC Venne which is probably why the sting broke
Yess the octobass is now displayed in the famous concert hall "maison symphonique" and I always wanted to hear it during a concertt
@Èvan Moreau You're also from Montréal. Cool! Do you prefer the OM or the OSM. I've always loved the OSM, but my clarinet teacher is in the OM. I got to see him kill some super difficult Shostakovich solos. It was awesome!
@Èvan Moreau Montreal has 1 of the couple in the world, the other one is in Arizona somewhere
The octobass sounds like when you need to move a table but you don’t want to lift so it makes that terrible sound when you drag it across the ground
‘Did he just say speechless? I though it was a conversation starter.’
That comment lol. I just died laughing😂😂😂
@@joellejosephk I did too LOL
*Maybe Viola isn’t the most useless instrument!*
Famous last words of TwoSet
Rest assured, this won't be their famous last words. We have a lot to expect from them
The irony is at the time when they say it, it’s the viola (and cello) playing melody in the background.
I don’t know whether this is intentional or not.
Nobuko imai sound much better on the viola than them on the violin
maybe alto clarinet is
We viola players are inhaling, getting titanic tubas ready to throw at them.
Brett: *it sounds like a horror movie*
Me in 2020: *this is Brett’s inspiration for his lofi!*
4:08
Boss: "Why didn't you come in to work today?"
Me: "Well as you can hear..."
_friend plays tuba_
Me: "...there's construction outside and I can't leave."
World's largest instrument is a train... Change my mind
dudejohnify I wanted to, but you opened my eyes. I'm sorry.
I've never thought of it that way! Hahahaha!
Actually, the worlds largest instrument is a black hole. It plays a Bb.
Mind changed.
@@sc1ss0r1ng I'm quite sure, a black whole does not qualify for being on this world. It's "from a new world"
@@vollelektrolysierer5773 I don't remember Dvorak scoring a black hole in his 9th?
I think you’ll find canons are the largest instruments
Peter Tchaikovsky lollllll
😂
Haha absolutely
No cannons are the loudest instrument in the world, not largest
@@Amayagma
By some definition, it could be said that tanks and destroyer ships have cannons.
Them be big instruments, there
Normally I am totally 100% with you guys. But Bach himself loved stops on the organ of the 32' pitch series. A large portion of that range is inaudible. But in the context of things its amazing as the foundation of the chorus because you can hear overtones... There's a reason people shell out literal tens of thousands of dollars to have that on an organ.
that might have been _part_ of the reason the city fathers of Atlantic City and Sydney consented for 64' ranks to be engineered, constructed, and installed in their immense municipal organs.
but some deep and childlike sense of wow and wonder, i feel sure, was the _rest_ of the reason for those mighty subsonic voices to be manifested physically. _just because we can._
Is it really inaudible though? I mean, it's not like I hear nothing when one of those large instruments is at C-1 at 16 Hz. And it sounds lower than the octave above, so I don't know that I'd say 16 Hz is inaudible, at least not for all of us. Maybe my perfect pitch has something to do with why I can hear the really low stuff as pitches as well as that bass depth?
@@caterscarrots3407you’re experiencing the illusion called the “missing fundamental” where you extrapolate other harmonics to perceive and basically mentally fill in the fundamental. When we talk about the limit of human hearing we mean what frequency a “pure tone” needs to be until it’s inaudible. And even testing that is extremely difficult because all audio equipment and our ears themselves have nominal distortion, which can form harmonics even when the source is a pure tone.
No there ain't because no organist ever paid for that, their church does instead >:3
Bruh, you’ve got “the biggest wind instrument” being held by a person stood infront of a goddamn ORGAN.
ARE YOU READY ...TO RUUUUUMBLE???!!
No
@Nicholas Simonelli Hahaha, lmao
Royal RUUUUUUMBLE!!!
*Titanic Tuba, Contrabass Flute, And Octobass have entered the chat*
*A’S FOR DAAAAAYS*
"Did he say he was speechless? It was meant to be a conversation starter" xD that shit had me dead
I think low flutes have more potential than people give them credit for. If they are amplified better (and you could therefore use technique focused on optimizing signal to noise ratio instead of projection), and are recorded more carefully, they can sound amazing. However, it seems that nobody bothers to experiment with them much.
Just place a mic up to them and amplify
You really couldn’t just transcribe a peddle tone instrument to a bass flute. They can only play a quarter note at a time. Puh puh puh really diminishes its practicality.
Why is Brett so obsessed with how to transport those instruments in a plane??🤣🤣🤣
Some performers perform all over the world.
@@user-gu9yq5sj7c I know, I know, I just found very funny how Brett kept talking about planes
Subcontractavethings on a plane!
Flying on planes is a touchy subject in the music world. Things were fine for many years and then got really bad.
I believe the first widespread incidents were with acoustic guitar players. They would check their guitars, but when reclaimed the instruments were damaged, missing, or completely destroyed, either by mishandling or the temperatures and pressure changes under the plane. Checking your instrument very quickly became taboo.
Then things started happening to instruments that didn't need to get checked. In one case an airline agent reached over a counter to take a violin from a musician who was holding it, they both lost their grip on the case and the violin broke on the floor.
To avoid all of this, it's common for independent artists with larger instruments like cellos to purchase a second seat for the instrument (that's what Brett is talking about). A few airlines are cool with this but sometimes TSA will force you to check your instrument or refuse to let you on the plane altogether, with no policy saying it's not allowed and no reimbursement for the tickets.
So yeah, it's hard to imagine what you would do for one of these.
This is why I find humans charming. They'll make completely useless shit just for the sake of it. Just because they can. That's downright adorable
And wasteful. And pushing other human beings into believe it isn't useless shit... not adorable at all.
K Håland Which planet are your from?
I fully agree! The creative nature of the human race is what sets us apart.
K Håland you’re talking as if you are an alien or some shit
K Håland yep. Those humans are so charming. Us aliens would know.
Eddy - "The bigger the better, right?"
Thinking about how violas are bigger than violins ;)
you're fuming we know it
why viola is better than violin: two words *****Stroh violin***** :)
Trung Nguyen I was confused hearing this
I was thinking of another thing for that
I mean you know ... the bigger the better *wink*
Wow 666 likes
I don’t play an instrument so I that of someting else....
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
The Contrabass flute ***CAN*** actually be musical. It's really unique.
Yeah, I cant really imagine the other ones being musically useful. Howevet I just dont think such a low flute really blends with all the higher ones.
@@ItsMe-ic5oc the octobass is useful. When you get into notes that low they create a lot of... well... bass and you can physically feel them, even the ones you can't hear. That kind of sound can be really useful if you want the audience to feel discomfort as sounds beneath or at the bottom of human hearing often create anxiety in humans, or put a lot of low rumbling power into the piece where you feel the music more than hear it. It's nice to have the option for effect.
@@pubcle I agree with what you say. I wrote my comment based on the fact that the contrabass flutes' range is quite higher than the octobass and that tuba. I do think the octobass (and the tuba) can make a useful sound effect like that. I also watched a video of Richard Bobo about a sub contrabassoon that he is building, where he explains that even for the lower notes that are below the human hearing range (like on the octobass), the sound will still have plenty of audible overtones.
Yeah it sounds perfectly fine, but the SubContrabass Recorder is even cooler and actually made out of wood.
I actually play the flute so I was excited for the flute part 😂
Same and hello, you have gotten this reply a year later 😂
Me too
I play flute also! I like the sound of the contra bass and wish I could afford one. I hope someday to be able to own at least a bass flute. After years of playing so many high notes it would be fun to play on the low end for a change!
same 😂
Same
We need a contrabass triangle
Lol yes
Yes, its main job is to split entire continents apart
I could probably make that tomorrow if I wanted to. How many times bigger than a standard one do you want it?
Ricardo Stevens i want one weighing about 2 tons and the sick should be a metal pipe
It's played exactly once in a concert and the stage shatters as a result
"I play the rumble" would make a good t-shirt.
I'd buy it
Eren approves
people would think you play LoL
As a bass player, I need this
+1 that would be nice
“Automobile pricing”
Me, a bassoonist: Uh, you aren’t the only ones with expensive as fudge instruments
TheChalantNerd I am planning to play bassoon next year :)
dude there are flutes that are literally the price of a small house. instruments are crazy bro. whoever thought "lets make a metal tube like... $80,000 that makes sense"
*almost* okay almost every instrument costs a lot, depending on the brand and quality
Google the price of Bösendorfer Imperial
@@officxlsofti8558 Even trumpets can get up to $40k if you buy a Monette
Me an organist
*laughing silently, knowing my instrument is way bigger, even The smaller organs is bigger than all of Theese tiny ass instruments.
how does one even learn sm like an organ? isn't it mad expensive and huge and cant be moved?
@@rim2955 well, you go and take lessons on actual organs, so you have to commute to a church. You can get small organs for home use, they look similar to upright pianos but with multiple keyboards + the foot keyboard. And yes, those are really expensive. If you can play the piano you can at least keep your fingers in check, if you have a piano at home. And I have read on one school's website that they take their organ students on regular "trips" to play on many different organs, since all organs function a bit differently.
-Sincerly, knowledge from the internet
Actually, the smallest organ is far smaller than you think. And I'm not even talking about small reed organs the size of a normal desk.
Have a look at this: czcams.com/video/Uk4iVold0eU/video.html
Ling Ling could hear 16 Hz easily
Yeah
16Hz is too high for Ling Ling. Its 0.5Hz. Hahahah!
Ling Ling can lift up the titanic tuba with one finger
ItzMyLife And it’s pointless 😂
He doesn't do that. He only lifts important things like his 1.3 mill violin or his medical books
Yeah pinky
"It" could at least play that Octo Bass properly..
Rephrase: Ling Ling could at least play that Octo Bass properly.
Because he does scales for 15 hrs a day
eddy: “very, very beautiful sounds.”
brett: “pHu PhU puH”
"I've reached my limit"
Takes out ginormous flute
Me: "I've reached my limit"
Takes out violin
"we blow"
"i have reached my limit"
i see why they disabled the coments...
Lmao
The large flute thing (to lazy to find out the name again) actually kinda sounded good with the other players. It's pretty much the flute version of a bass.
The subcontrabass.
I liked it too lmao
Double contrabass
I think it sounds better than the other ones 😅
Definitely the flute form of bass
I actually had the opportunity to play with that flute several years ago at a flute choir weekend. It was very interesting, the contra bass flute which is becoming more common (one starts at $10K) has the same range as a bass. I am a flute choir conductor and have a member that owns a contra bass flute. While it is not a solo instrument, it really does add a lot. But the sub-contra bass flute is much less common. When I played in that choir with her, there were only 3 in the world. It might be different now. Your question was - why not just have a tuba or a bass? Well then it wouldn't be a flute choir. There ARE lots of flute choir pieces that use different instruments, percussion, piano, bass....etc....but it doesn't have the same timbre as when all flutes play.
"fundamental pitches" - For brass, this is the pitches that can be played without pressing any valves. It's not the correct term for it but it's pretty clear that's what she meant.
trombone moment
The Octobass can be used in orchestra and I saw the Montreal Symphony Orchestra use it twice for some John Adams pieces last year. It is a sight to behold and believe me when I say that everyone noticed it when it started playing.
It was really more of a sub bass than a bass. Everyone was vibrating in their seats. I wouldn't call it totally useless, because it is a pretty cool experience
Now this is epic everyone
Yeah, the octo bass showed in this video sounds bad because that guy didn't play it good enough, and we hear it through a speaker.
@@QuynhNguyen-qv9xy the guy who played, if I'm not mistaken, is a curator and not a musician
I’m sorry but...
John Adams?
Yeah I’m Hamilton trash
Honestly this video kinda rubs me the wrong way. Yeah sure, all these instruments admittedly don't have much of a purpose in mainstream ensemble/orchestral music, but they're unique and can provide a very distinct sound when used properly. No one was saying "Hey, look at this giant instrument, why aren't we always using these in orchestras??" It's just cool to see unique instruments like this that you don't see or hear in a normal setting. I was especially digging that sub-contrabass flute :)
7:58
Eddy: Very, very beautiful sound.
Brett: BFFT PFFT BHCSCT PSFHSCT HSPTCSPR HSPEFORHJWAER
Brett-"It's like seven seat on the plane guys..."
That's if you can get past airport security and the luggage department.
Now I'm imagining someone playing the triangle, but it's the size of an octabass.
Oh look at that giant octo ukulele
the owner must feed it well
Us uke players be like - but is it LOW G??
Sacha XD its called a guitar
@@kawaii7573 A gutiar is a uke with extra strings and unnecessary frets.
You mean the Octolele
Octobass: “leT’S GeT rEaDY tO RUMBLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEE ! ! !”
Im just imagining how long it would take to rosin that bow
Here’s a story:
I’m an Irish whistle player first and foremost, and my lowest pitch a is high D on treble. In other words, it’s pretty fucking high. When I started playing I had tiny hands and had to play a whistle in G ( it was so high all all but the lowest G were ledger lines in treble). Anyway, I went to group lessons, and my lovely teacher decided that we would ALL play on high G whistles - she had to teach a bunch of 8 year olds how to play these... things made of tin that regularly had to reach more than three octaves above middle C. The poor woman...
i got a tin whistle recently!!
I love to listen to tin whistle but I don't think I'd ever play it - such a high sound!
Maybe the viola isnt the most usless instrument!
VIOLAS: FINALLY WE ARE RECOGNIZED...at least we have some type of pitch.
Angelica Hernandez this is kind of offensive to viola players
@@hollylawrence4906 If you're sensitive to jokes about viola players then you're on the wrong channel
It was a joke I know😂
that “flute” lowkey sounds like when a bass plays pizz😂😂
*LOW*key
I'm sorry I had too-
No I'm not!
Actually, the bass is way, way softer and less ugly, it doesn't sound like that monstrosity..
“we need more bottom”
“i have reached my limit”
“we blow”
Fyi something to consider... might laugh at this low note at 16 cycles might sound strange by itself but mixed in with other sounds it adds some amazing flare... just look at a pipe organ, 32 foot reeds sound crazy some but amazing combined with everything else, some organs even have 32 foot strings and flutes... that rumble is a lot more exciting then you'd think.
ContraBass saxophone: "am i a joke to you"
the saxophones are the most oppressed community
Zorcher101 Ya lol
what about euphoniums, we are forgotten and overshadowed all the time lmao
Contrabass clarinet... look it up
@@user-hs5bo1mp3z
contrabass clarinets get a good rep as is and aren't completely overshadowed all the time. but yea sometimes they are forgotten and it sucks :T
When you play a musical instrument that could fall over and kill you ... yeah, it's to big....
yeah to bad
Maurice Di Bert *too
Ulric-cirlU *too
Fricking grammar nazis.
Maurice Di Bert or maybe no one would have to correct anyone anymore if you just took an extra half millisecond to tap another “o” with your finger.
1:57 That “viola” doesn’t have a chin rest 😅😬🙃🙃
it's actually a cello, isn't it?
@@yanas9871 yeah, it is a cello, not a viola or a violin
I play cello and people always ask me : isn’t it heavy and honestly it’s not it’s only big and impractical
I really hate it to disagree with you, but...
The sound of the subcontrabass was very decent and I can imagine that it can have a valid position in a piece which uses it.
The octobass is the perfect instrument for sounds which are less heard and more felt. You said it yourself as a joke but it's not that abstract.
The titanic tuba...
Ok. I am unable to defend that one. However, the other two instruments are rather awesome.
The art of feeling the music physically is a special sensation only the octobass can do. A pipe organ can easily combat this with a 32' resultant stop to add a deep rumble to the already voiced ensemble. But sometimes you need a natural timbre. So the sub-contrabass flute is use which is equivalent to a tuba in a regular ensemble to add the deep end to a flute ensemble
I fully agree with you. I neither can think of anything the (subcontrabass?)tuba might be played at. But the doublecontrabass flute has a beautiful sound and the octobass actually is part of few compositions. I really don't think these instruments were invented and built just by fun. It has a reason why they do exist. I also got to know, that Hans Zimmer for example used the octobass in some of his pieces. So I can't do anything but disagree with what TwoSet were talking about.
@@matthewbeesley8184 32' resultant? why not use a 32' stopped rank, or an actual 32' open pipe?
I think that they might sound a lot better in real life, idk but I think the sound is quite bad quality at that pitch. I really want to hear any of these live though!
They just Sound like arrogant snobs in this video. Oh, those Instruments are not " classic" ....no thats Not Good....
Two set:“Imagine practicing all your life just to rumble”
Me, a contrabass clarinet player: ....
River Freeman is it fun playing the contrabass clarinet I’ve been wanting to switch to it
River Freeman me a baritone Saxophone player....
finally another contra
River Freeman what about this guy czcams.com/video/9BiW2mVKk0w/video.html
@@emmahouse8364 get yourself some Charles Mingus "Moanin'" in your life as well as some Leo P, you'll never think of the bari like that again
When they mentioned pistons on a tuba, I instantly imagined a fully automatic tuba with pistons that hissed like a train leaving the station and all you had to do was motorboat the tuba and it would play...
Flight of the Bumblebee.
Eddy: “I wonder why it’s rare? Maybe because no one wants to play it”
Brett: “Oooohhhhh”
Me: like the viola
7:57 "very very beautiful sounds"
Well, what is really beautiful is the brazilian piece they were just playing, called "Tico Tico no Fubá".
And now it's also a slang for having sex...
Double bass: I’m the lowest Instrument ever and biggest (string)
Octobasse: I’m about to end this whole man’s career
4:41 I play da RUMBLE 🤪
1:43 "it sounds like a wet fart" orchestra kids' reaction to band
The deepest notes like that are felt alot more than they are heard. But the actual vibration could still be felt in person. I'd imagine a full orchestra with an octo bass or any of these extremely deep instruments, would sound extremely powerful
"We blow"
*blows into instrument then smiles at camera
69th like
Nice
@Kyle Billie That's what she said
Sorry
i love how they're arguing that these instruments would be difficult to take on a plane, but in the meanwhile classical percussionists can't take a set of timpani on one either.
I'd imagine most instruments this low are probably best heard in person. I don't think the power they have really translates well through laptop speakers or headphones.
Right. You need speakers the size of a fridge to actually hear what it's like.
But if I got speakers like that the neighbours would sue.
All of these sound like construction work
as a bassist, I promise you that the octobass is not a useless piece of wood but rather a life goal
5:55 - *Actually*
The octobass is used in an orchestra! It belongs to the Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal (Montreal Symphonic orchestra).
Heard it being played once, piece was amazing and that octobass was...
Yea it was being an octobass
And also I think Harvard(don’t know if it’s big Harvard or another one)used to have a giant Tuba In their orchestra,it was rotting away a few years back but now it’s like restored now though.
@@kingadam69 Ohh yea I think I've heard of that, wasn't it called like "Titanic Tuba" or something?
Just realised that the Octobass is so low that if it was amplified to around 100dB, it’s lower notes could stop someone’s heart
*Size doesn't matter, it's how you use it that matters*
I think attacking these instruments isn't really fair... Of course there's no way this is practical, these are mainly just something that's cool, a proof of concept, or really niche.
Indeed
Agreed.
Weed (just following the double "e" trend here)
The way they replaced the cello music for the octo bass sound for a split second 😂😂
Violin: Plays the melody
Viola: Plays like s**t
Cello: Also plays a bit of melody
Contrabass: Melody and a bit of rhythm/beat
Octobass: Chair dragged on tile floor sound effect
Ling Ling can play the octobass in his shoulder.
IntEreStiNG
On his shoulder
CuboProCraft ling ling is now an octobass
Ben Lee can play any instrument with a titanic ego at 15 self importances a second.
I wasn't aware that he was a lead guitarist.
Who do you think he is, a first chair trumpet?
As a tuba player the idea that we only had play 1 and 5 is so accurate it’s not even funny
The Oktobass is for deaf people, so they can see the vibrations and don´t need to listen to it 6:51
2:55 “tubas only play 1 5 anyway”
IF YOU LIKE TO TALK TO TOMATOS, IF A SQUASH CAN MAKE YOU SMILE-
Ok nobody gets where this is from bye
Have we got a show for you...
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All of these people saying Ling Ling can play them... you FOOLS. Ling Ling would never play such useless instruments.
oooohhhh, sikeee
buurrnnnnnnn
He can, but he won't.
Ling Ling can make useless instruments useful
Everything but Strad is below Ling Ling
As a ling ling Tuba player myself, we can do a ton on the Tuba but are usually in the backround. We do a lot more than 1 - 5 if needed. I may be 8 months late though XD
When you carry your tall friends instrument
Eddy: maybe violas AREN'T the most useless instrument.
Me, a violist: well yes, but actually no.
As a violist I can confirm
Me, a violador, yes
omg please do more of these!!!!! There are some ridiculously monstrous saxophones and clarinets as well!! hahah
me when twoset makes viola jokes: *laughs along*
me when twoset makes fun of tubas: *distinctly disgruntled*
As a flautist, I have played what is called the bass flute, and I can certainly agree that my college professor always wanted more bass. So seeing the contra was a welcome surprise.
How should I practice when I watch LingLing 40hours a day.
You must become Ling ling
manage your time. Give 30 hours of practice and 10 minutes intermittently to watch ling ling (6 times in total) every day.
Hi fellow cuber
@@cubethesquid3919 Hi XD
Multitask
A flute does not need to be made of silver. Unlike a stringed instrument, the sound is 100% about the air column. Someone made a flute out of concrete, and it sounded perfectly ok.
Maybe for Flutes, but Clarinets or Trympets made of plastic sound much worse than ones made of wood and brass respectively
Unless it’s a $79.00 eBay special and then it doesn’t sound at all...(I found that out the hard way... )
Its not even close to 100% air. The air column bounces in different ways depending on material, gold/silver and nickel flutes sound different. Wood flutes sound way different.
This isn’t true, flute sounds come from our air vibrating the lip plate, and the vibrations spread throughout the instrument. Concrete wouldn’t be able to vibrate to well tho
Okay
"We blow"
"Need more bottom"
Fun fact, in the early 1900s most composers assumed most of these niche instruments would become standard in orchestras. Berlioz wrote that he thought the modern orchestra would have ~5 octobasses as standard. Furthermore, normal double bass is relatively modern and a whole bunch of people treated it like twoset do with these instruments. Orchestras already had cellos for bass and they had worked great until then, basses were "useless".
The reason subwoofers are a thing today, was probably the reason Berlioz thought of that. In a way, he was right, if only ahead of his time. They joke of being a rumble maker, but maybe that's exactly what he wanted. Wouldn't John Williams Earthquake sound better with it? More importantly, the people in the presence of it most likely feel it with their bodies. Most speakers can't simply reproduce the sound. Also TwoSetViolin making jokes about an instrument costing like a car, they were given 10M+ strads to play with...
@@freeculture Well yeah. To me the real reason octobasses never caught on is simply cost and lack of repertoire (although a couple of Berlioz's works actually call for octobass). No reasonable orchestra could hire one or even multiple octobassists when there is barely anything for them to play. No reasonable musician chooses an instrument that brings them no jobs
Whats the point of even creating the worlds largest instuments if there is small ones that are easy to play and more convenient?
So that you can add a little fun to the concert hall by playing a note so low that it causes the roof to crumble and crush everyone
As a conversation starter lmao
To pay your attention lol
If you can play it small,
you can *_p l a y i t B I G G_*
/s
@@Elizabeth-il5ps That's the works of a mass muder mind. Now everything makes sense.
Lady: This tuba doesn't actually have any pistons or valves.
Me: *looks at titanic tuba*
Also me: ......are you sure about that...
Ian Hawkins the pistons and valves are on the inside of the valve block bruh
1:50 that was a really accurate quack
No doubt, twoset does an incredible job at analyzing and destroying unnecessary awards from this world
Fun fact! In one of stravinskys books on composing he wrote that modern orchestras would most likely use 4-6 octobasses
whats the book called
these aren't the biggest instruments in the world... organs are.
of their kind
wouldn't clocktowers be the largest intrument in the world then?
The organ in my city can go lower lower than titanic tuba
Aeroplanes. I'm damn sure aeroplanes are the pargest instruments!
How are you meant to carry the organ on the plane
a few years ago I had a large-musical-instrument fascination and watched all these videos and more. I also decided as soon as I had 10k I would buy a contrabass recorder. The sound is actually gorgeous!!
I can confirm, as a tuba, that if you show up with that thing, no matter how big and sparkly it is, you will get destroyed
It's almost like the point of instruments is to sound nice and not just be there