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Oh gosh, thank you so very, very much! Comments like these make my day!

Thank you very much!

Ah, thank you for the time stamp! Hoping a standalone version of the credits track will be uploaded to the official Overclocked playlist!

Thank you so much!

YOU'RE SO COOL, ZAK

Thank you so much!!

I dunno if I'm being unreasonable, cause I own several other 'hose-based' instruments, all of which don't fluctuate like here, ahah. It often feels like I'm having to hit the center of a dart board, every time I switch to a different pitch. Contrast that with my claviola, or melodica, and I don't even have to think about it!

@@BenElliottSound , if it fluctuates and different notes are sharper than concert pitch by different amounts then that is an issue. My impression from your video was that all the notes are always the same amount higher than a particular version of concert pitch.

@@MabInstruments Ah, my apologies for any lack of clarity! Depending on the amount of air pressure on a note I get with my andes, the pitch will either be sharp, or flat, but with each individual note, the amount of air pressure needed to maintain pitch fluctuates! This makes it very difficult for me to play a consistent melody without sounding out of tune, as it require constant breath control, and it makes controlling dynamics much harder! It's very different from every other melodion I've played! My claviola plays like a dream in comparison, aha. The intonation on that is wonderful.

I appreciate you so much, Macacu! You are wonderful!

Ahaha, thank ya, Zak!

Thanks so much, Andrew!

The device...

Hi Guillermo! Unfortunately, the claviola is extremely rare, and hasn't been in production for almost 30 years!

I'm very lucky to come across it, ahaha.

Hi! For the most part, I instantly picked it up, since I play keyboards! For this video, I'm holding it like an accordion, which is the 'traditional' way of playing it, but for the most part, I actually play it flat on a desk, like a mini keyboard! It makes it instantly intuitive!

Thank you, Bethel!

Thanks! It's so super fun! Ahah.

I'm quite glad you like it!

Thank you very, very much! It's a wonderful library to play with! 😁

I'd never heard of that instrument before, but it sounds incredibly, incredibly interesting! Thank you very much for tipping me off to it!

@@BenElliottSoundNice to hear you liked it. Try also "scraper flutes" by Bart Hopkin, relatively new instrument, very interesting, heard it only a couple of times.

Thank you very much!

Ahaha. Totally.

The hanago was used for the melody, as well as layering for the pad underneath! The bass is played by my harpejji, and there's some yukyu doing sustained string sounds in the middle. The percussion is also live as well! 😁 Other than that, there are some synths and electronics that fill out the rest of the sound!

Hello! You can order them from Marcodi's website! www.marcodi.com/

Thank you! :)

Thanks a ton! :)