Piano tech opens all my CURSED pianos

It's an old video but have you kept the bass keyboard? Could you put the bass strings in the Literal hammer piano? I'm sure that will give you way better results as it won't dampen the strings for that *slap*

How about making a regular piano sound like a fortepiano by putting small leather covered hammers?

@Mattiaskrantz What version Grotrian Steinway is that. It sounds beautiful.

Why don't you make a magnetic piano, with + magnet instead of the hammer and a + magnet to get the impact and make the sound. Just like the gauss gun experiment(Look for any video, iots quite simple and easy to make)

Left handed piano... basically all the keys would be flipped to the other side

ong Dave what are you doing here

@DaveHax yo I watch you (and what are you doing here?)

@Bonnyismydoggy taking lessons currently!

Hi DaveHax! Big fan of yours, but what are you doing here?

@Mattias Krantz also, new song time!

@Pink Biohazard Mercurial Collective When he accidentally used his own felt mute thing, his immediate "NOOOO!" reaction was hilarious!

He wanted to tune it!!! That moment made me happy that he would take on the challenge...

Hahahahaha I like watching out of tune pianos. They just sound like Dluong dleuang!

I like watching people be in pain

Teank Thank you so much!!!!! :) :) :) How should I message you?

Your are the e piano

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@Freakonomicon acoustics are a wild science

@daydodog The tech points it out briefly. There's actually two waves on each string. One is the oscillation of the string itself, as it's vibrating with it's resonance frequency after being hit, the other one is the impulse wave of the hammer traveling up and down the string from the point of impact. It's the difference between sound moving through a solid object (which is determined by the speed of sound for any given material) and the whole object moving itself, which is determined by its size and mass. Usually the two are the same if the string is tuned correctly, but as it isn't on the E-board, you can always hear both notes. The one that is natural to the string and the one the string is tuned to. You can sort of hear it when he's hitting the single keys in a row

Uhhhhh, what, how

Bro I saw this on my feed for too long before I was like okay KZitem what’s your problem

peak usage of both peak and pique!

Neither does this guy so you’re right at home

Same

Yes

Y e s

Y e s

y e s

Y e s

Now you can make video game music without any editing

I love it myself actually

Lol he played dueling banjos at 5:18

Yep it must have reminded the piano technician, since je started playing Bach Goldberg variations.

I thought so too. Reminder me of pianos I hear in old westerns. But I also no nothing about pianos.

@nightspicer your voide pitch comes from strings too. They’re called YOUR VOCAL CORDS

@John Ruben Saragi if at all, because the pitch comes from the strings

My prediction: the sound will not change that much.

As though any other piano leaks normally.

@J. A. Antón which is literally just resting for 4’33

For his song 4:33

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"The Krantz Museum of Pianos" would sound really nice tbh just like The Bata Shoe Museum here in Toronto.

@Before I let you finish, We’re gonna have a big line.

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I would love that but it would be chaos. Like 10 pianos in a room constantly playing different things by different people simultaneously.

@Salem Black III or the higher the note the higher the velocity

I'd love it to either dispense the candy pieces out onto the key, or to launch the candy out from behind the piano, into the air

@Summer yeeee! But also I just pictured the guy hitting a note and a single PEZ candy shoots out at high velocity on accident causing a small forehead cut. But also it would be cool if he went extreme with the idea and made it so every key gives a different type of candy. Saying that out loud gives me a huge "Willy Wonka" vibes.

Pez

@Mattias Krantz um, is this spam? I think you have a spammer bot or something.

​@Benjamin Oechsli same

Agreed! I actually quite like it.

i was so surprised and pleased, i rewinded to hear it again. it makes me very emotional though

@Tomáš Kováč Joking or serious

@op You have never seen an actual toxic person, have you?

@Tomáš Kováč Piano tech guys spouse will likely be surprised to hear that.

@Seymour Disapproves bro I'm just commenting dude

@op don't be "toxic" to a spammer that shows up in like every other comment section on yt? Sure lol

left handed piano 🙏

@scottythedawg I wouldn’t think so. But, you might be able to achieve the same effect by having the hammers triggered by actuators and use analogue key switches under the piano keys and have them key the opposite side though a controller. Would be a bit of work but could be done I think. Or, I suppose, so long as strings don’t snap or go slack it might be a matter of just retuning it. But idk.

This would really fuck with some heads. I play guitar left handed, and whenever someone who plays guitar comes over, they'll ask if they can try. They think they'll be able to play it, but after the first note they already get stuck

I doubt it would be as easy as taking the frame out and turning it around 180.

It would literally be a left piano

Do do what the other comment here says its a scam

@GeorgeWL YES

@Mattias Krantz maybe that idea you suggested, of having it that the hammer hits the forks instead of the forks hitting the strings

@Mattias Krantz, compound return on investment, baby!

@Mimi Gottfried Owwwwwwwwwwww

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It's easy to be efterklok 😂

@DKGOW no! A piano that spells something.

How about if every other key was Left-Handed, and the other keys were Right-Handed. That would take some effort to play it.

@TomatenSuppe like an inverted kalimba

A left handed piano

@LZ miljoona A piano in alphabetical order?

was that the twin peaks theme?

Calling the technician to tune my house

@Mattias Krantz we're interested in all of your madman ideas!!!! If you need help building a strong enough structure to get rid of the regular piano frame, hit me up!!! I betcha with the 4130 we've got on hand we could make an unbreakable "super grand" frame!!!

@get yes.... also you spelled follow wrong....

Yes I have, quite a lot actually. But didn’t realise people were this interested in it. Thank you!

@Penguin_Reader_YT No, you only need 88 E's as pianos have only 88 keys, well most of them.

@John Phillip Alvarez OR would it be * TAkes a dEEp brEath * EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ?

@Penguin_Reader_YT That's actually still technically incorrect. It should be EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

@Alex Lowe :) VEry truE, tEchnically corrEct is thE bEst kind of corrEct.

@Penguin_Reader_YT You are technically correct, the best kind of correct.

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@Anya Vill No that CLAIMS to be a piano 😅😅

it has two keyboards (or whatever you call em) and the second one is all tuned to E

That piano would fucking ascend to the heavens are you kidding me

The piano would break 💀😭

@Dawn Eclipse the entire bottom half of the piano is tuned to e

oh my god i made the exact comment

@Andrew Polcyn I might be absolutely wrong, but isn't it a soundtrack from Minecraft?

Anyone know the song he’s playing at 2:55?

@erlejomo same here, that E chord is burned into my brain forever

Yes it made my day, when the piano tech started playing the aria from Goldberg variations .

@AceOfShades Exactly my thought.

@HatGuy your wEllcomE brothEr

@Efekan Uyguner thank you for rEplying to me so I am notified and I see what I have done

@HatGuy e

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I have been using the dual mode on my 90's Yamaha Keyboard, ( not digital piano ) and You can do amazing things, especially when you use touch sensitivity. I can play piano, during the verse, but include strings if I play it harder, during the chorus. You can also use about 50 effects, and explore distortion piano, flange organ, feedback violin, bells over guitars with cross reverb, or many possibilities. . Mixed with another "odd" choice, they are pretty incredible. I have also run it through a guitar processor playing in a metal band. One clean output, one processed. The dual mode is excellent when you are trying to get away with only using one set of keys to haul around. OR when you play in a metal band, and have no time to switch patches. I keep this one set of keys because it does all of those things, and it helped me find my own unique signature sounds.

Theatre Organs already do. Just won't have Guitar, Synths, Leads or "New Age" type instrumentation.

Ye

the choice is kinda clear. mix a organ and a piano together.

@Cheri Sola I really like this one! Like little jinglebells or something.

@Mattias Krantz Make a silicone thumb replica, 3D scan it, scale it down, 3D print it smaller, make another silicone mold from that and cast 88 of them, lol

I actually did ask him this in the end of a video but I can’t recall which one it is. Anway he wanted to hear something soft as the hammers. So I suggested making 88 replicas of my thumb out of silicone so I could slap the piano. But the idea does not excite me enough when I compare it to other ideas I have coming up. It will also be very hard because they won’t fit etc. But idk, I could make it one day

I wonder what type of string material has the most pronounced overtones? If you tuned them all to the same note like this, you could play clearer melodies with the overtones.

@Tadfafty There are electronic sensors for MIDI kits. I've heard them called pickups.

pickup?

@Kyntosis 4:45

Time stamp?

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