Water Organ
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After this I'll sell my balls to the devil!
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Isn't it just switching notes on and off based on the flow or lack thereof? I mean the water doesn't figure into the the acoustics of the instruments at all, right? Or wrong?
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@KyleSweitzer It's the Ode to Joy, The EU hymn.
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what song is he playing
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where is this this is like the coolest thing i have ever seen.
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Hehe, Sweet. :D
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All you need to remember is that the first (leftmost) finger hole is "A" (that hole corresponds to the longest organ pipe).
It just uses the letters of the alphabet, starting with "A", e.g.
A=1
B=2,
etc...
If you like (to write down songs, etc.) you can use "H" to represent the high "a", and "I" to represent the high "b", and so on, so you can think of the 12 holes as being:
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, and L,
where "H = a", "I = b", J = c", "K = d", and "L = e".
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The notes corresponding to the 12 finger holes are A, B, C, D, E, F, G, a, b, c, d, e.
If you look at the pipes it's easy to verify this, because you'll notice that there is a big jump in length from the 1st to 2nd, but a small jump from the 2nd to the 3rd, and also the other small jumps are from the 5th pipe to the 6th pipe, and the 9th pipe to the 10th pipe. These are B to C and E to F jumps which are only one semitone.
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IS there a way to tell the notes on that thing? Im going next week
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i want one
sounds creepily like the version from A Clockwork Orange
KyleSweitzer 3 years ago 13