The tape over the bucket is the most ridiculous one to me. You know how to make a drum out of a bucket? TURN IT UPSIDE DOWN

@polyphonicgherkins

2 жыл бұрын

One-second crafts

@klyay4914

2 жыл бұрын

Lol it’s probably the only one that work though🤣😂

@sloth0jr

2 жыл бұрын

Came here to say exactly that.... sheesh.

@egomiser

2 жыл бұрын

It work, I've seen live and i played

@anverydelightfulmeal

2 жыл бұрын

Second choice:Add more layers of tape

The fact that 5 minute crafts has more subs than Two Set is sacrilegious itself.

@Noblesse_Sapphire

2 жыл бұрын

And they have more than one channel, all of them have more than 500k subs, their whole existence is sacriligious

@whisperofink

2 жыл бұрын

@@Noblesse_Sapphire To be fair, they probably buy subs

@kishascape

2 жыл бұрын

@@whisperofink it’s a well known practice for crappy channels. It’s “gets the ball rolling” so to speak.

@isjdhdudwhhdejdj4727

2 жыл бұрын

Hi there I’m gonna

@drakehatch9171

Жыл бұрын

@@Noblesse_Sapphire this is true

You don’t even need to be a musician to tell that the crafts aren’t legit 😭

@Dragoontamer8889

Жыл бұрын

facts

@Kureemy

Жыл бұрын

True. In some of the clips, the audio isn't even in sync with the actor "performing."

@LusciousHair

4 ай бұрын

700th like and 3rd come t YAY!?.,’”

@Scratchydoesmusic

3 ай бұрын

@@LusciousHair come t YAY!?.,'"

5:40 "How's she changing the pitch?" Uhh... how's she even generating the sound. If you just blow into a pipe all you get is a whooshing sound. She's making the sound of a brass instrument, which requires blowing a "raspberry" angasint a mouthpiece - no reed.

@oliverblack4905

Жыл бұрын

Actually that’s clarinet

@kugelblitz1557

Жыл бұрын

@@oliverblack4905 not only clarinet, a lot of brass instruments use them too.

@nvdawahyaify

Жыл бұрын

The way the sound is being created on this one actually is the ridged shape of the tube she's blowing into. Those tunes create sound when air passes through them because of their shape. You can change the pitch by changing the air speed, allowing you to play the harmonic series. I learned about this when I was six. My mom used to have a straw that would make sound the same way.

@christopherbedford9897

Жыл бұрын

@@nvdawahyaify 🧐

@loiconeil300

11 ай бұрын

She could've been humming. Harmonic series anyone? If you hum into a pipe it acts like natural autotune, and actually kinda sounds like an instrument... Kinda. It sounded too good on the video though. Edit: just realized someone else mentioned the harmonic series.

The bucket one got me. Like why do the tape thing when you could just flip the bucket over and play the bottom! 🤣😂🤣😂

@eddominates

2 жыл бұрын

that's a 2-second craft, they'd still have 4 mins 58 seconds to fill somehow

@xandraxandra1437

2 жыл бұрын

Or just use the lid...

@annamariaisland1960

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Street musicians have been playing plastic tub bottoms for decades, and there was a huge Broadway hit based on that ("Bring in da' Noise..."). The Internet is a source of everthing, and yet knows nothing.

@deemaske9143

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, and the tape is supposed to be a drumhead, but it's not streched enough to make any sound, it's like if you're trying to make a sound by punching your music sheet

@annawhistles

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the exact same thing! XD

The carrot thing actually works. But not like these 5 minute dafts did it. You can't just drill 3 holes in a carrot and expect it to work. The holes need to be of different sizes. That's the actual key to making a flute. The positioning, order, none of it matters. The size of individual holes and their ratio to each other are what determines the notes. Sarah Jeffrey has a great video of making a recorder at a real recorder manufacturer with a carrot

@lombard3949

2 жыл бұрын

they have a video making a carrot recorder themselves

@LudmilaRamirez7

2 жыл бұрын

I cant believe it, wow

@ninnusridhar

2 жыл бұрын

@@lombard3949 haven't seen it. Will need to look it up

@goaty_the_goat

2 жыл бұрын

True

@Bongi344

2 жыл бұрын

This

The audio not even being synced to the movements of her hand in the bowl-drum… SACRILEGIOUS!!!

@ 9:05 Every Scottish gene in my tiny ginger body cringed.

Just a small detail - Overblowing allows you to access the whole harmonic series on woodwind, so it's not just octaves! (Although the higher you get, the harder it gets, of course!) This is how the altissimo register on saxophone works, for example

@danayang7712

2 жыл бұрын

On brass as well! Hell, thats what we do, all the time! We're literally playing the harmonics most of the time, because we only have 3 valves. 👍

@adityagandhi5040

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your information!

@philcooper7291

2 жыл бұрын

@@danayang7712 yeah open valves can play so much and then think of stuff like bugles

@danayang7712

2 жыл бұрын

@@philcooper7291 if you Google harmonic series you will see the actual tones that are produced with open valves. They are all there and they are constant. And the same rule speaks for every combination on each valve. It's amazing 😊

@Amelia5358

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for mentioning the harmonics 😁. As a flute player, I use them as a nice trick to make some songs easier in terms of fingerings, especially in difficult, speedy pieces, and in many other ways. 😀🎚🎧 🎵🎶 Love you TwoSet! 😍

you guys should make a video where you rebuild some "instruments" from 5 minute crafts! reminds me of Ann from How To Cook That who tried to make things 5 minute crafts and nothing worked out, she even pointed out that many things they show in their videos are really dangerous, esp. for children!

@kirakowo

2 жыл бұрын

another how to cook that watcher omg HELLOOOO :DDDDDD and yes we love her debunking videos

@juliarunn5009

2 жыл бұрын

I love how to cook that! It would be amazing for all these content creators to get together and talk abt how ridiculous five minutes crafts is.

@xandraxandra1437

2 жыл бұрын

She is really good at explaining the chemistry behind and why it doesn't work. 👍

@CopShowGuy

2 жыл бұрын

They did the carrot flute and were able to actually get some sound out of them. But the sound in the 5 minute crafts video was clearly a wooden instrument, not a carrot.

@Satoshi9801

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe Ann could have a back and forth with Brett and Eddy where she tests a BS food hack and they test a misleading instrument.

Actually, I just switched piano teachers. And this new piano teacher says my playing is "unacceptable". Every video I watch by you said "practise". YOU are the motivation for me to do piano and your channel helped me pass my piano exam with High Merit :)))

@just_anormalperson01387

10 ай бұрын

so change back the

@HE4RTS4EM1LY

8 ай бұрын

Dump the teacher

@Hoodini2253

5 ай бұрын

@@just_anormalperson01387yeah change back the

Realistically speaking, when I did accordion competition, I practiced about 8-10 hours per day on two or three pieces for that many categories and it paid off. My accordion teacher said that "only perfect practice makes perfect"👍

Finally Brett and Eddy has paid attention to the sacrilegious five minutes trash

@xandraxandra1437

2 жыл бұрын

There must be millions of videos that criticise five min craft. And the channel is worth it, it's a peace of crap.

@kishascape

2 жыл бұрын

That aside though it would be interesting to see someone actually design a contrabassoon for example out of PVC pipes. Since they are expensives.

@RiceWitch-dingus-400

11 ай бұрын

@@kishascape They made a subcontrabassoon out of pvc so it's entirely possible. The reason no one has done it is because you can already get one, yes they are expensive but pvc is usually for prototype instruments.

Are we gonna talk about the fact that the carrot flute audio at 7:13 is literally from the video Twoset used when they made their carrot flutes? Like Five minute crafts couldn’t even be bothered to record their own audio😂

@sarasate89

2 жыл бұрын

WAS IT OMG

@Matt-sk1rc

2 жыл бұрын

No it's not, i just checked I did not see that audio used anywhere in Twoset's carrot video.

@matthewmedina3461

2 жыл бұрын

No she's right. They stole the audio from the tutorial that twoset used

@matthewmedina3461

2 жыл бұрын

Search the tutorial by Allotment Diary. It's the exact same audio omg

@Matt-sk1rc

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewmedina3461 Oh right, i misinterpreted what they said. Thought they meant it was played by Brett and Eddy. My bad!

As a person that plays kalimba, the first thing is EXTREMELY SACRILIGEOS

One time I got one of my old car projects for my physics class and it had a balloon attached to a straw and I started playing with it and it started sounding like a tenor sax playing A. so naturally I lost it and I tried to recreate it but I never did. RIP tenor sax balloon straw thing 🪦💔🥀

I particularly like how they printed a paper keyboard to put over their phone so you couldn't see what the app was actually doing

@AnotherClover2048

2 жыл бұрын

yes

@melinarodriguez8395

Жыл бұрын

Yes, that was confusing!

@ultimatestuff6879

Жыл бұрын

I’m guessing It was to attach the copper wire to

Took me a whole minute to identify whether Brett really dyed his hair or it's just the light lol And he really did dye his hair!! LOVE IT!!

@charlottezhang6849

2 жыл бұрын

ikr

@pascal9532

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't see that woahhh

@user-vq3lk

2 жыл бұрын

So did Eddy

@simplytwosetter

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-vq3lk yeah I noticed that in their last video (and also on TikTok), but Brett's not that obvious so that's a surprise lol

@Aya_riiia

2 жыл бұрын

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa

3:22 They played more notes than the phone screen even projected...

My favorite part is when you demonstrated buzzing 6:08. I'm a trombonist, had me cracking up

I have some experience in audio engineering. If you listen to the drum bowl clip starting around 8:04, at around 8:10 you'll notice a sudden blip of silence between drum beats. This happens because they didn't even bother adding any fades between different clips of the fake audio. Essentially, they spliced together two different clips of the same drum beat and didn't even bother to edit them together. That is something that can take as little as like one or two seconds, especially with how much empty space there is between these drum beats. Just an interesting tidbit for the curious and one more of many strikes against five minute crafts!

@wakingtheworld

2 жыл бұрын

Wasn't that observant but yes agree. Used to do this myself when editing voice over clips...

@yeen.7209

2 жыл бұрын

you can also notice that the pipe lady takes a breath, goes to blow into the tube, and then the sound comes out right as her mouth is still open and going onto the tube.

@michaelwright2986

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, but if they had done the faking properly, it would have taken more than five minutes to make the clip.

@tgibble7

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelwright2986 Good point

@wakingtheworld

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelwright2986 Yeah, proper faking be damned, let's just get it out there and start raking in the views... and the revenue!

"Chopsticks is for eating, not for making instruments" All hobby desk drummers would disagree

@annawhistles

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha, so true!

@E-Ruu

2 жыл бұрын

Chopsticks, pens, doesn't matter lol

@tatewakinew

2 жыл бұрын

Kids do use them e.g. for science olympiad instrument building (including use of chopstics as sound elements rather than holder) but it definitely takes much more that five minutes for something not completely pathetic.

@WillyPermana

2 жыл бұрын

He's channeling his inner Uncle Roger, notice his tone.

@carrieann1640

2 жыл бұрын

Chopsticks make excellent supports for house plants. With a bit of wire you can build a whole trellis, though a good one would take more than 5 minutes.

0:48 They're trying to imitate my instrument, the kalimba but terribly fails 😭

3:05 WAIT WAIT WAIT plastic is insulator. hot glue is hot plastic. somehow it conducted. what

if it was THIS easy to make instruments, no one would be buying them

@franciscopetrucci

2 жыл бұрын

I mean, even if it did work, they would still sound like shit. But in this case, its doesnt even work.

@howiehiew

2 жыл бұрын

@@franciscopetrucci The straw pan flute would work. It doesn't sound nearly as good as they make it out to be in the video. But it works well enough that you could use it to teach kids about the science of sound.

@sharonzhong

Жыл бұрын

@@howiehiew they'd be really hard to make a sound of tho. Have you tried blowing straws? I have. Only very rarely do i get a distinct resonation. A glass or plastic bottle would be easier to resonate, they sound much nicer too.

3:15 This piano sound is actually a free sample library called Labs - Soft Piano. Notice that C on 3:18 is in a lower octave than this one 3:20. Same note, Different Octave. 5-Minute Crafts didn't even bother about making it look realistic lol.

@giangiorgio.mp3

2 жыл бұрын

That's exactly what I was about to write. There are many keys that suddenly get pitch-shifted by an octave in the middle of the video for no reason. Nice catch

@viniciusantoss

2 жыл бұрын

@@giangiorgio.mp3 yeah thanks pahahahahha Since I use a DAW, I kinda recognize some sounds that are from sample libraires hahahsh

@jadenaquino6246

Жыл бұрын

And also its very obvious that the piano one is fake. The keys would probably have some sort of shadow texture when it detects a press but when you look in this clip, nothing.

@Qrystral

Жыл бұрын

doesn't really sound like labs soft piano to me 😭

@viniciusantoss

Жыл бұрын

@@Qrystral i think the its because of the audio not being the best lmao

TwoSet : 5 MINUTES CRAFT ONLY PRACTICES FOR 5 MINUTES!!!! Ling Lings who practice 5 minutes every 3 minutes : 👁👄👁 (Math : 40/24 hours =1.666… mins =1 + (6/9) mins Ling Lings practicing for 5 minutes = 5 minutes divide (1+6/9) =3 minutes Therefore, if Ling Lings practice 40 hours everyday, then they practice 5 minutes every 3 minutes. 4:02 Wow that’s so interesting! _This is definitely not fake and everyone who watches this knows that when you blow on straws there will definitely be sounds coming out of it and definitely won’t make a boring normal wind blowing sound!_

8:49 acutally there is an italian youtuber that made that strument and it acutally works I'll link the video

5-Minute Craft is not an enigma, it's a content farm.

@xandraxandra1437

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! I'm torn between laughing at the stupid videos of other channels debunk and the viewings 5 min crafts get from those channels

Internet detectives are back to the game!! Though I do hope they could do another video crafting instrument (like the one with carrots)! It's interesting and sorta educational in a way lol

@hpottergirl317

2 жыл бұрын

Your channel name is everything 🤌🏻✨

9:16 It's meant to be bagpipes. And it is so fake. LIke there is only 2 drones WITHOUT A DRONE SOUND! Bagpipes sound nothing like that.

The copper wire piano is so cap. For it to actually work, you would need to somehow circulate the wires where the electricity to travel from the battery to the destination. You can't just hook up some wires loosely and expect to have made a robot, you need the wires to actually connect to something so that they can actually function properly.

@RabblesTheBinx

Жыл бұрын

I mean, it's probably faked, but the principle (using the wire to activate a touch screen at specific points) is sound. You can actually use a decently conductive wire as a stylus for most phone touchscreens for that reason.

@HJDog

Жыл бұрын

@Rabbles the Binx Productions. big brain

Bravo Editor San, for that epic sound replacement, i bet you smiled a lot making that part.

@elissahunt

2 жыл бұрын

That part was hysterical. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The tape on the bucket thing is legit, this is just a very sloppy version. Taiko students who want to practice at home but don't have a mute pad or even their own taiko will take one of those big plastic trash bins, cut the bottom off then firmly tape the bottom, not the top. You're going to need the whole roll of packing tape, then duct tape around the circumference. By doing this, the trash bin helps to simulate the height of a taiko so a student can practice both their posture and movements without too much noise.

3:51 i remember making it in science extracurricular and it's work, with skilled cutting and stuff of course

4:42 I literally made that in primary school not that world braking (also it's really difficult to get any kind of sound out of it)

When TwoSet says the words "internet violin detectives," you know someone's about to be roasted.

@ShootingStarStudio

Жыл бұрын

or simmered because this is a sImMeRiNg ChAnNeL

That cardboard piano was actually impressive just as an art project.

@phantom_wolf5274

Жыл бұрын

I doubt it even works does it?

@BaraFerd

Жыл бұрын

@@phantom_wolf5274 only for visual purposes

@undercoveragent9889

10 ай бұрын

@@phantom_wolf5274 It would work fine. And it was a cool build which would be fun for any kid.

@BonosUTube

8 ай бұрын

@@undercoveragent9889it most definitely wouldn’t

@Hoodini2253

5 ай бұрын

@@undercoveragent9889it definitely doesn’t work

8:08 there are sounds of the person hiting the drum thing but the person didn’t hit it on time......

i love you guys, your videos lift me up always when i am down, help me relax and get through difficult days. you are wonderful persons and passionate about classical music and skilled in your instruments, yet so modest and down to earth. like a ray of sunshine! keep up the good work, i wish you only the best :)

I never noticed that the both of them dyed their hair! Eddy's is more obvious but I just noticed Brett's! Looks really good

@carinfoce9641

2 жыл бұрын

Fake hair in a fakeness video…. cleverrr!

8:29 editor-san clearly had a trip with Eddy's request.

For a pan flute you need the ends of the straws covered if u want it to work lmao

8:58 Please tell me scottish people watch twoset, cause i wanna know if they're offended by this. if they are, i apologize so much that 5 minute crafts did you that dirty.

@benho5935

Ай бұрын

I'm not even Scottish, but i feel awkwardly offended

I used to play the panflute (southamerican, dont tease me :C) and they are literally just long tubes closed on one end. they work the same way an empty bottle works when you blow into it. THESE PEOPLE JUST CUT THE STRAW ON ONE END AND CALLED IT A DAY like how do they thing a straw will make a sound when you just blow in it! this is sacrilegious to the max. I mean, with classical music there are some things that us laymen can't understand and it's ok I guess... but they made the easiest thing to emulate in the world sacrilegious! that's some special skills right there!

@elissahunt

2 жыл бұрын

I like to play on drink straws (McDonald's ones work really well). You have to close the bottom end to make it work though. I fold the bottom over one finger so it's closed and I have a good grip. Then I pinch the straw with two fingers of my other hand so I can change the pitch. I usually just slide up so it sounds like a slide whistle. Of course, this only works on plastic straws, not paper ones.

@nicolaslacrampette5811

2 жыл бұрын

@@elissahunt exactly what im saying. U have to close the bottom, either to produce a small opening for it to vibrate or all closed up to make the air return and make the tube vibrate that way. But all opened up on the end does nothing. It was so easy to fix :c

@11thShadowDragon

2 жыл бұрын

The panflute is an underrated instrument, I think that's rad. I also didn't know the bottom has to be closed, though it makes sense since I've blown across the tops of unbroken glass bottles and produced sound.

@wakingtheworld

2 жыл бұрын

Of course. Thanks for pointing out the obvious!

@elimiranda5276

2 жыл бұрын

@@wakingtheworld Of course... It is so obvious what instrument Nicolás Lacamprette used to play and everyone already knows how the panflute works. No extra insight at all. Right?

The homemade "kalimba" might actually be interesting if the wooden part were hollow so it resonates, and if it had an audio out. they apparently dubbed a real kalimba sound over that thing which I can only imagine making buzzy clicky noises in the form shown. One would probably have better luck with extended paper clips, I've seen homemade kalimbas that make sense before. Those silly crafts seem most appropriate for eccentric audio engineers who like to stick piezoelectric pickup discs on random objects and sample them for granular or other audio processing.

Great video. So ridiculous, it's like 5-Minute crafts want you to think their creations don't work. Just flat out embarrassing and your reaction to the carrot, with Eddy making the Tss sound was so funny lmao

7:23 where’s the back hole for the recorder?!

Eddy never misses the chance of flexing his perfect pitch.

@kathyjohnson2043

Ай бұрын

He's not flexing... he's just responding to what he is hearing. The same as if you say that something is red.

as a percussionist, i can affirm that the tape "snare" won't make any sound, and there's already so much music made with non-classical instrument like punching your body so why do you need a diy percussion? and the little bowl... the drumhead isn't streched enough to make any derbouka's sound

the tape and bucket one is by far the most sensible one. i can picture tha happening, and since tape has tha crinkly sound, i see the logic in that, and it would prolly work if made, but the sensible thing to do would be to tilt the bucket over or bang a table

3:24 this is technically possible but why the heck go through all the pain, it would fall apart after 5-10 seconds. Better get a 5$ keyboard, even if it takes six months to arrive, it'll definitely be more worth it than this... whatever that thing is

The glove one is actually how bagpipes work. I call bs that she knows how to make that sound, but if they took the time to do more on that idea of the bagpipes it has potential

@airenyah7243

2 жыл бұрын

can confirm: that actually works -- we made bagpipes out of gloves once at a summer camp i used to go to for a game. however, it was quite a struggle... not all of us managed to get them to work (or managed only after an hour or so of trying), they produced mostly only one single note (changing pitch did work, but not well) and it was waaay more annoying and ear-piercing than what 5-minute crafts showed. i swear, the sounds that were resounding in the main hall that night? that cacophony of about 20 home-made bagpipes? simultaneously the best and the worst thing i ever experienced in that decade that i was part of that camp. needless to say, we had a blast edit: i messaged my best friend about that night and she says that sound will forever haunt her memories

@PavelNygryn

2 жыл бұрын

Most of things in 5min craft is vaguely based on "how xxxx work". But then they try to take shortcuts and have to fake real results.

@sapinta

Жыл бұрын

We "played" on "bagpipes" made of rubber balloon and canes as children, they were the sound of Christmas holidays.

7:50 subtitles: "I love 5 minute crap" LMAO

@atthallarayhann9941

2 жыл бұрын

It's the same thing, isn't it?

@ILoveMath_Cats_Coding

Жыл бұрын

@@atthallarayhann9941 omg, ur right

@n0b0dyxno

7 ай бұрын

Even the subtitles understood the assignment

Eddie's Chinese-mother-voice is phenomenal. I laugh every time

HOLD UP TWOSET WHAT HAPPEND TO UR CHANNEL?!

@pyr0clastic601

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s like their channel got duplicated for some reason? It’s super weird

I feel like the only way these would ever be used is if someone’s kid was told to make a musical instrument as a school project. Which did happen to me back in the day. It was slightly annoying seeing some kids bring in stuff obviously made by their parents lol

@Nick07900

2 жыл бұрын

What did they bring?

@lauravs._

2 жыл бұрын

that's what I was going to say. At school i had to do a loooooooooot of stup*d projects related to instruments made it with recycable materials, so these types of videos were my only salvation. Beside of that, those videos has no functions at all.

@novemberninth4392

2 жыл бұрын

I had to make a musical instrument for art class in high school. Made a kazoo out of ice cream sticks. Took five minutes but at least mine actually works and makes a coherent rubber chicken sound 😂

5:56 At least on flute, that's only true for the low octave. You can get the first four or five notes of the harmonic series pretty easily using one fingering if you start low enough

@kawaiidays2528

2 жыл бұрын

take D note as an example, if you only use the lowest note fingering, you can have D4, D5, A5, D6, F#6, A6 (at least that's what I can play for now) the problem with the video is it uppers a 2nd, which you cannot do that in any woodwinds. Edit: I'm a flute player so this only reference to a flute

@utha2665

2 жыл бұрын

Depending on the shape of the bore and whether one end is stopped will determine what note will overblow. For a flute, an open cylindrical bore it's an octave. For a clarinet, a closed cylindrical bore it's a 12th, for a saxophone a closed conical bore it's an octave, as are all brass instruments. Stopped means the mouthpiece is sealed by the embouchure. Edit: and of course I am only talking the 1st harmonic here. The stopped cylinders only blow every even harmonic whereas the others blow both odd and even.

@o110amateurgaming2

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. “Overblowing” is done in partials. Like clarinet, low register squeaks are jumping I think a 12th.

3:25 This thing actually worked, after really hard work worked

The burn at the end was magical!

"Chopstick is for eating, not to make instruments" I was in my room and... My mom: can you tell ur siblings to stop playing with the chopstick's, we need it to eat!

As someone just getting into classical music, i really appreciate that Brett and Eddy actually explain how different instruments work. They've educated me so much on classical music just by watching a few videos. Keep it up guys!

I would like to see a vid of you guys trying this- would pay money to see that

For the Irish whistle, the first overblow is for the octave up. The subsequent levels of overblow go up in like a natural pentatonic scale. This should be same for most fipple flutes or embrasure flutes.

I love how they're picking out brass and woodwind faking now too, truly the music detectives

In school we wrapped elastic bands around an empty ice cream tub and played it like a guitar. Still more sophisticated than anything in this video!

5:14 or turn the bucket upside down

Two things. First, I can guarantee the pipe contraption sounded like blowing air, I've played with too much pvc pipe to think otherwise. Second, if you really want to have a cute, fun, thrown together drum use a balloon instead of tape. In fact, balloons and rubber bands are both fun to use, and you can tune the rubber bands by varying the length. That is all, goodbye.

@katiekawaii

2 жыл бұрын

What do you mean about the rubber bands? How would that work?

@dragonfly4874

2 жыл бұрын

@@katiekawaii rubber bands make different pitches depending on how tightly they're stretched. When I was little I would stretch them around knobs on our furniture and pluck them. It wouldn't make a very high quality instrument, but you could make something tunable.

never thought a classical music channel would review this kind of videos but im here for it

I’m so happy 😃 I found your channel. You boys are great!

i appreciate that u actually write the captions lol

Me, a woodwind player: "How is she changing the pitch?" Eddy not even 2 seconds later: "How is she changing the pitch?" Me: "My exact point!"

0:36 I loved the "Uncle Roger" accent! I've seen the disposable glove "bagpipes" before. I would expect them to be ridiculously high pitched if any one were able to get a sound out of it.

Editor-san and your savage lil remarques I love you!

1:45 or just buy a Kalimba, does the same shit and it actually has resonance and maintains the pitch xD Also has a wider range of notes.

8:29 thank you editor san for making my day so much better :D !! no brett and eddy are harmed in this video !!

I've only done this on saxophone so I don't know about other woodwinds, but you can change which overtone is heard by changing the shape of your throat and mouth. This allows you to use the same fingering to make any frequency that is an integer multiple of the base pitch. The first overtone is double the frequency, or an octave above. The next is triple the frequency, a fifth above the octave. Next is 4 times or two octaves. Et cetera.

“More like they only practice for 5 minutes” I got CALLED OUTTTTT

"She's just shoving that mouthpiece in her mouth" -Eddy Chen ( 2022 )

0:56 looks like they were trying to do a sad attempt at making a Kalimba

The iPhone piano one in theory might work except for the copper isn't touching the actual screen where the keys are, just attached to the paper. Also the fact that the bare copper wires are touching along the top of the cardboard keyboard would confuse the iPhone, they should be insulated except where the person touches and where the wires touch the screen.

ya'll are talking about how the weird pipe thing is changing pitch but how is it even making any sort of sound in the first place it's just a really long pipe!

5-Minute Crafts ❌ 5-Minute Sacrilege ✅

Eddy flexing his perfect pitch🤣 4:26

2:29 editor San 😂

@decathreat6194

Жыл бұрын

Lmfao

I love how mad Eddy gets. Go, bro!

7:45 Indonesia (and southeast asia maybe?) call this kompang or rebana. The wood frame HAS TO BE OPEN IF YOU WANNA MAKE PROPERLY RESONANT SOUND CHAMBER. Hello, guitar anyone? Violin anyone?? Cello anyone??? FFS.... 🤦‍♀️

It's such a great joy to see you guys at Friday night when quarantining at home for over 1 week. Thanks for bring us so many happiness!

I like how when one of you dyes their hair, the other one had to as well.

I am getting ready for my music literature exam and part of it is listening ten theme's from different classical componiat pieces. It has not been going great, but you have no idea how happy it made me that I knew that the starting theme was Mozart symphony nr.40.

You guys are incredible.

You guys are absolutely hilarious. Love how you're just so quick off the hip with reality

Eddy: * Pushes up glasses and roles up sleeves * "Okay... Listen." * Musician mode activated *

5:26 the music is having seizures ?

@arcaneodysseycentral79g

2 ай бұрын

XD

Please try these crafts out! Love your videos XD

Twoset why don’t you have a musical “battle” with 5 Minute crafts with you using your instruments and 5 minute crafts use their “instruments”.

@xandraxandra1437

2 жыл бұрын

Don't give 5 min crafts more exposure. They are already big and only produce the same skit over and over again. (sorry for using the sk-t word) It would be nice to hear Brett and Eddy play though.

An FYI if anyone is interested, woodwinds don’t necessarily overblow in octaves, we overblow in partials. Which is literally the difference in pitch you get from overblowing. But it’s not always octaves. Like low-register clarinet squeaks, those squeaks are in 12th’s.

I will be using the bowl and plastic thing to cover food and put into the fridge

8:10 there us no hole for the sound to come out...

As a latina, wish TwoSet would learn spanish and review Les Luthiers to see the sacrilegious instruments featured and get a laugh with their legendary antics at least Grosso Concerto a la Rustica (RIP Neneco and Marquito). Although, It's been three years and I'm still asking them to watch Nodame in its entirety so.... no hope there.

@11thShadowDragon

2 жыл бұрын

I think learning Spanish for that is a bit much to ask of them, that requires a substantial amount of time and effort for some potentially fairly limited usage lol IT would be HEEEECKA cool if they learned Spanish though

@emraugnotavailable

2 жыл бұрын

@@11thShadowDragon LOL I know. I was joking.