New sounds: Check out these new musical instruments
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- The standard configuration of the symphony orchestra has remained mostly unchanged for the past century. But innovative artists continue to design new instruments to create sounds never before heard. Correspondent David Pogue attended the Guthman Musical Instrument Competition at Georgia Institute of Technology, where groundbreaking acoustic and electronic instruments were demonstrated.
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I almost forgot good things were still happening in this world. Thank you for this
Bosco's invention is the app that integrates with the throat vibrator, and the strap to hold it. The VA used those vibrators decades ago for smokers that ruined their throats.
This is what makes me happy.
That round guitar is great.
BING🎯❗
Would have been nice to have more than 2 seconds of footage of the winning instrument being played.
I liked the guitar with the spinning disk, he sounded like two guitars.
The only real issue is there's no variation in the picking.. I can definitely see how it's applications could be used though.
Music can be pretty "on the fly"..
I wanna see more stuff like this on the news!!!
The vocal chords so Kool and the talk buzz box
4:51 If a trombone and a nightmare had a baby. As a former trombone player I love it. This was a fun story. Great to see so much creativity in action.
So so much ingenuity and creativity every instrument featured here is paramount to novelty and recording performance a glimpse into a better world
Imagine using this with American sign language to be able to translate in real time what people are signing.
Dr Seuss would be proud! Almost begins a tear...
Thanks, I really enjoyed the segment… I hope they give you more time next time; for some instruments it really was not enough to get a good idea of their sounds and versatility. ✌️ 🎶 ✌️
so cool and creative
Dr Seuss would be proud of you!
Um this is AWESOME!!!
I love innovators!
I wish they'd shown the Mulatar if it was there! I've watched a few of these contestant innovators the past few months, and its my favorite. Of all that were shown, I agree with the top 2
You forgot a very popular instrument invented by Adolphe Sax from Belgium in the 1840s. First patented in Paris in 1846, we have the whole family of saxophones!
Vibes and then saxophone for sure! Can't believe they missed the sax.
They were talking about orchestral instruments and even though saxophones do rarely show up in orchestral worksit’s not an instrument that’s a part of orchestras. The one they missed (probably because it’s not immediately obvious) is the bass trombone
We could also mention the Wagner tuba which he had made for a noble sound in his Ring Cycle. It’s a rarer instrument usually played by horn players but other composers have also used them. Hard to imagine the Jazz world though without the sax!
I also wondered why saxophones weren't mentioned so I looked it up to refresh my memory. Saxes aren't a standard part of string orchestras but they are a standard part of concert bands, which may also be called a wind ensemble, a symphonic wind band, or a symphonic wind orchestra. I get confused because way back when I was in school I regularly performed in both types of groups at the same time. And I know I probably performed "orchestral" pieces that included both strings and saxes, especially 20th century avant garde compositions.
And don’t forget Clarence Clemons, the saxophonist for Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band from 1972 until his death in 2011.
Countless pop albums and film scores - be a sad musical world without the invention of the sax!
fantastic, gimme more of this youtube!
Immediately looks to see the cost of the Electrospit 👀
finally some GOOD News
Look on RUclips for the 360 degree spinning guitar. It's really cool.
I like Future Man’s (Victor Wootens brother) synth-axe drumitar.
He plays it with Bela Fleck & the Flecktones
I agree!
Some of these made me think of the theremin - over a century old and still being used occasionally in various musical genres.
Dude, wakes up with perfect hair, he then ruffles it uo to look like bed head.
This is fantastic!
When they showed the instrument that ended up winning at the end of the piece (no spoilers from me), it was the one I had hoped would win. And I hope its inventor goes on to create many more new instruments!
It's a fantastic piece. For as flashy and elaborate as the other ones are, I think it deserves because of how simple and practical it is-- on top of sounding quite melodic with enough flexibility to let you make whatever sound you'd like.
@@artuno1207Agreed 💯
and here's me thinking that people who invent new auralities just get heterodyned from orbit by agencies that don't exist. you don't know who i am, even though i was the forefront of the push for free vst instead of $$$ so music can be made by everyone. for over a decade after, "xoxos, genius of procedural music and modeling" but they didn't like my ideas so i had to disappear and get a lot of abuse until i was so sensitive i could hear the people praying in 3est 9apua. now that's what i can hear... new sounds people. listen.
@@drewconway7135 but i think we can also agree, You're not ready for this, your institutions, your way of life, what i have recorded, isn't something you can handle so you will have to make an excuse. there must be some simple reason.
@@atomictraveller…what?
The saxophone is such a big one to not mention
I was thinking the same thing, but in their defense, it's not too common in Orchestral music
You should really check out the balloon bass it's one of the cheapest instruments and has an awesome sound!
amazing journalism, well done
Looks way more interesting and entertaining than the Grammys themselves
I'm sorry to inform the "inventor " of the Babbletable, that Dr.Seuss already has the patent.
Acoustic revolution.
My electric washtub bass wants to visit this show!
@bunskilabonskiwashtubfun9841 Do it. You might win. I would visit Georgia for this event.
Okay but the electro spit one could be used to give people with damaged vocal cords the ability to speak!
just a simple speaker would work too
Imogen Heap has been experimenting with electronic music devices like this as well.
Nice video! 👏 Shared on Sonicstate today!
I am gonna enter mine next time!
Go for it!
Could you describe your invention or provide a link? I’m interested to see it! 👦🏻👍🏻
The world is full of amazing instruments not in an orchestra. I like accordions.
take a golf green, pour sand all over it, then drive an electric golf cart with a metal drag mat to smooth out the sand while the audience sits onthe edge of the green and listens to the circular motion.
if you like that, listen to your air conditioner for a month until a certain resonance starts to pulse to the point where it can be clearly herd to be a group of women praying in the forest in west papua in 2014 because of that thing that happened there and keeps happening.
whoah woah woa wo what??? what's going on now?
Aww, I bet there a lot of people Waiting for Guthman!
Very cool video! The contraforte recently beginning to replace contrabassoon would be a great recent inclusion on this list too 😄
Bro, I was just watching your videos for inspiration.
I just looked at your channel page…instant subscribe! Looking forward to watching many videos on there!
This is pretty cool
2:23 close enough, welcome back Sigur Ros
Love it, love David
I love this
This is like calling a burrito different names like a shawarma and calling it new
3:28 a wizard in the wild!
I got a call one day from Jordan Rudess. He said he wanted to be the Fractal Harp player in Dream Theater.
do they have different categories like acoustic or electric or a midi controller etc..
Acoustic.
Synthesizers with creative triggers are not "new instruments"
haha yes, but to the unsuspecting public, it is!
human imagination and ingenuity knows no bounds. 🎶🎶🎶🎸🎸🎸🎸
Moog synthesizer? Melotron (made famous by the Moody Blues)?
"120 Years of Electronic Music - The history of electronic musical instruments from 1800 to 2019", "Gravikords, Whirlies & Pyrophones" & "Orbitones, Spoonharps & Bellowphones" by Bart Hopkin, the microtonal instruments of Harry Partch (and numerous other obscure examples) are also worth exploring.
@borbetomagus
I mentioned those two because they were both widely publicized, especially the Moog. I see your point.
Percussion! 😂. 🥁
Interesting video, thanks.
Where is the marble machine?
not new
and the steelpan steel drum
ya mon
2nd place instrument sounds like someone passing their own wind instrument ! 💨😆
The person who created the musical sensors, that instrument could be used to truly capture the meaning of Electronic Dance Music.
3:15 Pete Drake preceeded Frampton by a decade, Gold album selling with his Talking Steel Guitar
Alvino Rey and Gilbert Wright separately invented similar sounding devices (singing guitar and sonovox) in 1939.
See "Alvino Rey plays "St. Louis Blues" with Stringy the talking steel guitar!" and "Incredible Sonovox - Kay Kyser - 1940 film "You'll Find Out"
"The Voder - Homer Dudley (Bell Labs) 1939" also is worth a viewing. Crazy all of this is from 1939.
@@borbetomagusThanks for the info, will check these out!
The first 3 seconds of this video. Full Steve Brule
These are really intriguing instruments alright, and I’m all for them, but I don’t think any are likely to get into orchestras in particular.
An instrument from a few decades ago, that I still think has potential, possibly even in orchestras, is Ellen Fullman’s “Long-Stringed Instrument.” I like to think of it thus: Her “LSI” is to an oboe, kinda what a glass harmonica is to a flute.”
The uproar about the piano was probably quite awhile ago!!😂😂
The Whos down in Whoville: Are we a joke to you?
What about the steel pan
Remember: All musical instruments looked and sounded stupid before they were widely adopted
Good point! Throughout history and across cultures people have created instruments from whatever materials were available to them.
in the near future, if not already, people with stomas will have the ability to generate inflections with smart speech technologies.
The battle table with the yellow balloons would be awesome in a Stephen King movie.😊❤
Neat
Very interesting.
3:49 I really want the Eletrospit until I saw that it cost $1000. 😱
Dr. seus would be proud, lol
I hope Roland, Korg, Alesis, Teenage Engineering, or even independent engineers are paying attention to these prototypes!
Amazing 😢
Brother in the video actually made something innovative. All the rest made some BS nobody gonna use.
👍 Jason
3:28 Jordan, It's That You??
This is what John Lennon was talking about when in the future they would have Zapdoongles.
This won't divide people or make us hopeless. What changed CBS?
Hopefully the winner has taken steps to patent his musical invention.
Goals!
New instruments? In this economy???
Does it have a beat? Can you dance to it?
Guitar was the best
1:49 here it's the word alone.... yet there are two of them..... im so much more
Im a musician i play multiple instruments
I hope my taxes do not go for anything of this garbage! Let the private sector do this.
Orchestras use any and every instrument that a composer scores for. "In the orchestra" isn't a standard for acceptance.
no
GEORDIE GREEP REFERENCE?
Yo Humpty where you been?
What is clip of the leaves being turned to music with data sonification??
Search RUclips for Guthman Musical Instrument Competition Concert (2024) it's about 24 minutes in. The whole concerts worth a watch though some amazing music.
dsp
The Babble Table expresses Trump's thought processes...
Thought process?
Aspects of this could be considered instruments the rest is noise makers usually instruments play in keys or follow a pattern of sounds with varying octaves this is a Children’s toy for autistic kids
Some beautiful stuff and some pretentious stuff. IT's art. :)
Why isn't the Electrospit not being used for people with stomas?
The computer generated singing was very innovative and pleasant as well as the circle guitar. The vocoder sound is by far the one I cannot tolerate.
Honor ZAKIR HUSSAIN...
huh.
i truly miss Charles Kuralt. Don't care about his private life. Way better than the current h ack(s).
As a guitarist I am profoundly disgusted by that trashy fake guitar
Circle guitar is a far more useful instrument that the vocal chords. DEI
Pale boy