Beer Bottle Organ

[datzfast]

i had an old uncle that had a lot of beer bottles he like to play with organs too.

[JNozum]

 Your organ is certainly unique!

From a fellow organist,

John Nozum

[FNPFAR]

chromatic keyboard?? are you cracy?? xD it would be a bit difficoult to play

[hellomynameiskrunk]

THIS IS GENIUS

[skaaltel]

awesome!



[JOHNDEEBANK]

Absolutely fantastic. I was blown away when u played a whole chord. Good job man.

John D. Canada.

[8o8inSquares]

Niiice!!!!!!!

[kevintheblacksmith]

neat good job

[TheRahulMahatme]

ever heard of a Harmonium ,, it is similar but without the compressed air

[LincolnSkriptor]

great job, but the air system noise and the key noise is louder than the sound of bottles

[RappelzPyrocrazy]

2:07, best face ive seen in a long time.

[jialinrae]

This is great! :)

[KingFate20]

you might want to re-aline some of those tubes but very nice job.

[Zumipali2]

My brain is just now burned down.

[MaxVatutin]

Nice bottlephone!



[Kacprate]

2:01 Canon by Pachelbel?

[PerrrfictKats]

Just like Ben Franklin, inventing a "glass harmonica!"

[cuteulala1]

If you let your room get to hot the sounds of bottles will eventualy go off sync because water start evaporating :O you should use a dif liquid hehehe

[AndreaGanora]

That's really a cool idea, not to mention that someone have a good excuse to drink 25 beers LOL : )

[kcloveswolves]

that is pretty awesome and scary at the same time

[apsonge]

If you use oil or some non-evaporating liquid, you're likely to stay in tune longer.

[curiousjapan]

@apsonge using sand also ensures that the liquid doesn't collect dust and get all gungy looking. I think I stole this trick from Hopkin's "Musical Instrument Design."

[stupifluffy]

Thanks for making the world a better place. I completely enjoyed your energy and inventiveness.

[rustydog1236]

Nice plagal cadence!

[SmileysRevenge100]

Well that looked like it was a pain in the ass to build.

[JurglyWurgly]

That's really cool. Good work!

[mustangminardi]

yeah i have seen midi pipe organs and i soon hope to put one in mine. u do need to know a little on how to wire it for sure unless its just for the keys. i was going to use soda bottles in the pipe organ i'm building but then someone gave me some pipes. over 1000 to be exact. cant use all of them but might start a building career with it.

about this video, nice wind chest. also i use leather 4 the lks. (inside of the chest, and leather on the valves) blocks well.

[nicholassmerk]

very nice, looks fairly basic to build compared to a midi controlled unit.

[spikkel70]

It will sound better if you put beer in it

[ThirtyTwoFoot]

Has anyone ever told this guy they have been doing this for hundreds of years. They are called organs!

[ozaki94]

@ThirtyTwoFoot that's why it's called a beer bottle ORGAN! try to read the title --'

[ozaki94]

@ThirtyTwoFoot It's not because it's not new that it's not cool! Making fire isn't new at all, and we still do it!

[ODMSys]

I'm at a loss for words. In a most positive way.

[rasmusgirl7]

what an original instrument

[fnersch]

Neat project. Keep improving on it--thats half the fun.

[alittlekidishere]

cool !!!!very cool!!!!!

[TheOrganKid]

nice organ

[trimeiher]

Michael, there will be another video coming soon right? Very nice organ...and very nice shirt! haha