The speed probably would affect the tuning of the sound. But then it would at least be in tune with itself. In this case, there's 2 or 3 notes that are out of tune with the rest of the tune. But what do you expect? It's sound created by grooves in asphalt. It's not gonna be perfect.
The speed & the car involved are irrelevant to the fact that it's playing the wrong notes. Whoever cut the grooves miscalculated, is tone deaf, or both. Basically, changing the car changes nothing; changing the speed changes the pitch (or key), but not the tune. And the tune is completely wrong. Yes, I'm a musician and yes, I understand the physics of sound.
anyone bitching about the pitch is a moron. So what if you're a musician, are you an engineer too? I want to see you make a better song out of concrete, dumbass. There are too many variables for it to sound perfect.
for all the people saying its out of pitch, or off tune.. its because they engineered the road for a HONDA CIVIC any other car isnt the exact right size or depending on tire pressure etc. will make it off. theres nothing wrong with the road. i think its genius.
Not a chance. It sounds terrible with a Civic - in their own commercial. The intervals are off - the only thing that is correct are the last five notes.
that is rediculous. something that is like this should of been left alone and considered to be historical or something......it had to of taken a lot of time to make this.
good thing they didn't put down "happy birthday" music on the road. Otherwise, depending on pitch variation, the song would've came out as a question instead of a statement. That happen to me on my guitar.
Sure... it makes different tones... but these geniuses apparently never consulted a musician... they got the melody.. and the rhythm (at the end).. all wrong!
yes, it's just frequency variation that makes the different notes. drive faster and it will go up in pitch, slower and it will go down. just like those strips on the side of the highway.
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I wonder how much taxpayer money was wasted on that? They complain about not having enough resources to get the drugs and gangs off the street, but they find enough money to piss away on shit like this.
But the again, this IS Caliornia, we're talking about
This is so cool! I wish this would happen in more places. I think it would help cut driving fatigue and make a long distance trip more interesting. Thanks for sharing!
Oh, how jaded some of the comments sound! what ever happened to looking at things with child-like wonder? Music carved into a road? pshaw! I happen to think it's neato!
This may vaguely be the rhythm of The W.T. Overture, but the pitches aren't even close. Sounds like an ad-person's not very well-thought out idea. Can they do the flight of the bumblebee too? And if you go 60 mph, will it just be faster, or do the pitches change? As Stravinsky said of John Cage's silent "4:33", I look forward to works of major length."
I was there today
Evedddisfunnie 3 months ago
Wow, now that's a crack in the window.
lioshenka 2 years ago 3
Cool cette route ^^
ghostgirl62 2 years ago
waste of money wtf.
e39dreamBITCH 2 years ago
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CardBoardPimp420 2 years ago
That guy needs to fix the crack in his windshield.
raddriver23 2 years ago
william tell? I thought this road thing was for the car commercial
emie868 2 years ago
i was11!!!!!!!!
imgoingtobarf 2 years ago
it's supposed to be from Rossini's "The William Tell Overture" but it doesn't sound like it. :/
AndyRoosGirl 2 years ago 2
What song is this??
XxXchaoschickXxX 2 years ago
The speed probably would affect the tuning of the sound. But then it would at least be in tune with itself. In this case, there's 2 or 3 notes that are out of tune with the rest of the tune. But what do you expect? It's sound created by grooves in asphalt. It's not gonna be perfect.
loudmusiclover07 2 years ago
The speed & the car involved are irrelevant to the fact that it's playing the wrong notes. Whoever cut the grooves miscalculated, is tone deaf, or both. Basically, changing the car changes nothing; changing the speed changes the pitch (or key), but not the tune. And the tune is completely wrong. Yes, I'm a musician and yes, I understand the physics of sound.
ProgPlayer 2 years ago
anyone bitching about the pitch is a moron. So what if you're a musician, are you an engineer too? I want to see you make a better song out of concrete, dumbass. There are too many variables for it to sound perfect.
willmer83 2 years ago
for all the people saying its out of pitch, or off tune.. its because they engineered the road for a HONDA CIVIC any other car isnt the exact right size or depending on tire pressure etc. will make it off. theres nothing wrong with the road. i think its genius.
lisafreakin 2 years ago
Not a chance. It sounds terrible with a Civic - in their own commercial. The intervals are off - the only thing that is correct are the last five notes.
envisionelec 2 years ago
it sucked just as bad in the civic...
CardBoardPimp420 2 years ago
I heard that they are removing this road due to the complaints coming from people who live there.
poketrainerChumley 2 years ago
nah, actually they ripped up the road after the commercial, so people complained that they wanted to keep it.
( i live near it)
mercydivine 2 years ago
that is rediculous. something that is like this should of been left alone and considered to be historical or something......it had to of taken a lot of time to make this.
erkmyers 2 years ago 3
yeah easy to say for someone that doesnt have to listen to that everytime you passed over it
CardBoardPimp420 2 years ago
Dude, you need to drive faster to keep the pitch up.
Jayman455 2 years ago
This sounds absolutely terrible to anyone who has heard the piece before, and even more so to a musician.
MUSICALCHIMP 2 years ago
good thing they didn't put down "happy birthday" music on the road. Otherwise, depending on pitch variation, the song would've came out as a question instead of a statement. That happen to me on my guitar.
"Happy birthday to...you?"
khi021 2 years ago
For those of us with perfect pitch, this drives us crazy...
radudeATL 2 years ago
Sure... it makes different tones... but these geniuses apparently never consulted a musician... they got the melody.. and the rhythm (at the end).. all wrong!
schladmingman 2 years ago
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ok now lets take out the cd and try it again!!!
blairman7 2 years ago
loll u know this is actually reaalll it was on the news and in current sceince magazine if u have it
cjironcjiron 2 years ago
its real. if you read currents science magazine, it tells you a story
QwertyMaster79 2 years ago
That's just badass.
triFeral 2 years ago
Actually trance1972 it was honda that paid to make this road for it's commercial....
dreamerboi 2 years ago
When will their next road play SLIPKNOT.
UofLbrad 3 years ago
Lol i'll drive on that road every day XD
Romanisk0m21 2 years ago
huustyyyyyy
ostrava96 3 years ago
The musical road is back, Avenue"G" between 30th and 40th Street West, Westbound in the #1 lane.
badger5737 3 years ago
this could be so much cooler if it was in TUNE! damn. would you have to drive a certain speed?
nattojohn 3 years ago
yes, it's just frequency variation that makes the different notes. drive faster and it will go up in pitch, slower and it will go down. just like those strips on the side of the highway.
chanke4252 2 years ago
It was also designed for a Civic EXL with an automatic and stock tires.
CamelDrifter 2 years ago
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I wonder how much taxpayer money was wasted on that? They complain about not having enough resources to get the drugs and gangs off the street, but they find enough money to piss away on shit like this.
But the again, this IS Caliornia, we're talking about
Trance1972 3 years ago
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I just got done taking a shower! i just watched ur video while im naked! lol xD Q
9obboproductions 3 years ago
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this video reminds me of my videos!!1 w
dragoon0313 3 years ago
This is so cool! I wish this would happen in more places. I think it would help cut driving fatigue and make a long distance trip more interesting. Thanks for sharing!
Kialei 3 years ago 2
Oh, how jaded some of the comments sound! what ever happened to looking at things with child-like wonder? Music carved into a road? pshaw! I happen to think it's neato!
nrvslaaftr 3 years ago 8
This may vaguely be the rhythm of The W.T. Overture, but the pitches aren't even close. Sounds like an ad-person's not very well-thought out idea. Can they do the flight of the bumblebee too? And if you go 60 mph, will it just be faster, or do the pitches change? As Stravinsky said of John Cage's silent "4:33", I look forward to works of major length."
jmucci 3 years ago
chang33님 감사하무니다.
goodman010 3 years ago
저도 잘 보고 갑니다. 노대리님 추천으로 댓글 남깁니다.
chang333333 3 years ago
팀장님 소개로 잘 보고 갑니다.
goodman010 3 years ago
lol, it sounds scary but thats it all right XD
BrokenBook 3 years ago
it's made specifically for the length and wheel type of a honda civic.
slhshoney 3 years ago 3
This is about the worst rendition of the William Tell Overture ... ever. Perhaps it works better in an Honda?
login1983 3 years ago 6
Out of tune
whitsoxrule 3 years ago 2
I dont understand, where is the music coming from?
AreaClouded 3 years ago
The road was grooved in such a way that when you drive over it at the right speed, it'll play that particular tune.
r33tUserError 3 years ago 2
Awesome! The intervals between the note are not accurate, though.
Shota871 3 years ago