The 3D Printing Orchestra
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Thanks to Prusa for sending me my first 3D printer! You can find all those instruments and a lot more on www.printables.com, go take a look!
Here is an album with the instruments I printed for this orchestra :
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Thanks to Tomek, Mikolas Zuza, Triple G Workshop and Niziolek Design for their wonderful designs
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I'm Nicolas Bras, musician and homemade instruments builder, on this channel you will find tutorials, compositions, building projects, improvisations, live concerts
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Music :
Nicolas Bras - Guyane, Homemade (album)
Nicolas Bras - 3D Printing Orchestra (unedited)
Nicolas Bras - Bamboo Jaw Harp (unedited)
Nicolas Bras - Very Long Dan Bau (unedited)
Nicolas Bras - Multisoufflant, Homemade (album)
Sandrine Morais, Nicolas Bras : Video edition
Nice to see (and hear) my instruments in hands of such a great artist. I'm glad you liked it. Good job and amazing sound.
Thanks a lot for those great instruments, I have to try your new bass!
@@NicolasBras There is still a lot of work to do but i hope i will be printing some prototypes soon.
I've recently purchased 3d printed native flutes and yeah the sound quality is actually pretty dope.
That Hex bass/uke with the rubbery/nylon strings is siiiick.
They were surprisingly decent sounding. As you said for a hunk of plastic. The ocarinas sounded normal really. I really liked the big orange one. I'm looking forward to seeing what you design. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, I already got some cool results with my first tries, coming soon!
I guess that’s why flipple flutes were the first to be commonly injection moulded too :) even today most ocarinas bought new are plastic rather than clay. And of course recorders are even more just plastic.
I 3d printed a shakuhachi with woodfill filament. It plays really well after sanding.
OMG ! Mais le ukulele soprano est si impressionnant !!! Les ocarina aussi ! Super pour le site, je ne connaissais pas 👍🤘
oui ca sonne vraiment bien!
Wake up, the funny instrument guy posted!
I'm up! I'm up!
Damn! He just starts playing that ocarina immediately
Every video I see of yours increases my love of music more and more 💙
that's lovely thanks!
the possibilities are truly endless with 3d printing, i look forward to seeing what you come up with!!!
I already got really cool results, stay tuned!
Plastic though, ugh.
@@hyperteleXii don't think about plastic through the prism of Mold injection. 3d printing doesn't have limitations of mass production techniques. And if you take it serious you can create things impossible to achieve with other manufacturing methods.
so happy that you discovered 3d printing! the possibilities are truly endless.
One thing to keep in mind when making flutes/wind instruments: they'll sound much better if you seal them. You can seal a print by coating it with a thin layer of epoxy, or if your using ABS or ASA filament you can use a process called Acetone Vapor Smoothing.
Another benefit is that they won't get as nasty from saliva buildup
Happy printing!
Seems interesting, do you have some examples of those manipulations?
unfortunately acetone vapor smoothing can affect the accuracy of dimensions. It's worth trying though, However I can see easier improvement by increasing the number of perimeters - this should help with the ocarina
00:09 The echoes from the ocarina is an amazing transition! 😮
This is delightful!!!
The Modular Fiddle design is my favourite, though requires a lot of learning and work. I’ve made 5 and learned violin and viola on them!
C'est toujours un grand bonheur de regarder une nouvelle vidéo de Nicolas Bras 😁😁
Coming home from playing a festival and now this fantastic day
no way! i was looking into what instruments i could 3d print a few weeks ago, pretty perfect timing
I've seen triple-chambered ocarinas that have a really, really wide range, and they aren't large, either. Just a titch larger than the normal ones, with no moving parts. These are wonderful -- and it's fun to see what a good musician can do with them.
Absolutely amazing this phrase 9:08 IS SO MUCH FUN the way it’s layered and played give so much life and character, crazy these are just plastic!!
In a perfect world, The Residents would hire this man as a session player
If only...
Pls bring 3D printed Violin and Trumpet next!
Disney needs to hire you to make music, both for the theme parks and for movies. I can imagine you doing the Snow White & Seven Dwarves music, or a million other things, and really getting that unique folksy sound that would set it apart.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing your adventure Nicolas.
Thanks!
This is awesome 🤯
Honestly I kinda just watched for your ocarina skills.
The track at the end reminded me so much of Final Fantasy Echoes of Time on the world map.
I'm all together impressed by the musical skills (playing multiple instruments & composing) AND the DIY skills!!! Man, you do have a lot of talents. I'm only trying to play one instrument correctly and you sound better on your plastic kit!!! 😭 and don't get me started on my DIY endeavours. I struggle making custom square mosquito nets for my windows 😭😭😭 and throwing a 3D printer in the mix would only make things worse 🤣
Excellent ! J'adore ta composition à la fin !
grand merci!
Je vous avais découvert avec la conférence sur les instruments en plastique. La boucle est bouclée 😊 J'aurais été curieux de voir affiché les temps d'impression de chaque instrument
Prochaine étape, réunir les deux, j'ai déjà commencé ca va être bien! Je penserai aux inser avec le tenps d'impression pour les prochaines!
I just found about your channel today, and I'm loving it. That song at the end of this video was really nice. I'm definitely gonna start printing some of these now (probably not the uke's as I don't like printing large parts, but everything else, yes)
Thanks!
For your u-bass you should check out their strings that are round wounds with a nylon core. They stay in tune and feel a lot better than those strange “rubber” ones.
Sir, you are a genius.
The 3d printer itself is also an instrument
Lol, the sponsor would lose their shit. Nicholas turns the 3d printer into the world’s first rain stick bag pipe.
@@LastEuropean lol, you can google 3d printer makes music and theres a video where they use the pitches from the stepper motors for music.
Prusa magic powder!!❤❤❤
Really cool! I’ve been on a 3D printing binge lately after my niece asked me to make a caribou for her school diorama. Printables is such a fun site to look through and I’m making a list of things I want to make. I have to add those shakers and an ocarina to my list 😀. Great video! Thank you!
Cool! I love the word plasticy :)
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Genius! Thank you for all your videos over the last years! You always make my day!
Nice! I hope you do another one of these, it could be really good for some of the more obscure creators who are making instruments and music. There are a lot of really nice printable drums out there, too!
Bienvenu dans le monde de l'impression 3D ! Le petg et tpu ont des propriétés super intéressantes.
Je suis en plein dans le processus de création d'un instrument (une lyre à corde croisée piezoelectrique) et tes vidéos m'ont beaucoup inspiré et aidé dans ce processus ! Merci à toi !!
J'aurais aimé être comme vous, un touche à tout des instruments.. pas aussi bon que vous, même pas en rêves, plutôt que d'apprendre à l'oreille un peu de batterie et de me sentir limité, avoir quelque chose dans la tête qui ne peut sortir.
Bref, j'aurais aimé être un vrai musicien, ce que vous êtes.
Bravo. 🙂
Brilliant!
As usual, Nicolay can just play *everything* in his hands..I miss yet the „dirt“ and soul in his sounds and instruments. But it might come, he fuest needs to master this new tools and plastic as a material. The beauty will start one he can build things, you can‘t build manually. Flutes likes sponges, strings like thorns, percussions like bones ..I hope he can bring his creativity in this new medium. I miss the wood.. bu there‘s things where plastic is better, or can be combined.
I think it will be a great tool to create with and combine that with my usual materials, for now I'm playing with my new toys for I don't forget the old ones!
I love to see your experimentation, my 3 oldest adult kids are all very musical. Musical instrumentation is only at the edge of my experiments but Xmas of 2021 I did find on line the Jaw harp and was amazed, Had never encountered before. So I designed up 3D printed jaw harps, then bought a fibre laser to cut thin metal, made many jaw harp thin metal designs finally culminating in a hybrid metal twanger design with 3D print body to make holding easier. All up, about 5 months of my life. The first Ocarina you show, I tried printing it but it didn't play well. I think needs a different print orientation, there is very little sound from it. For your printing, I think fill % and fill patter will make a huge difference. fill% affects cell size detail and the fill type will also affect resonance, gyroid fill possibly least resonant but cubic with low layer height seals cells, I use it for hydrofoil wing models I design.
That song sounds exactly like a video game song you would hear in a jungle or island
Man you are awesome. I printed an ocarina long time ago and it is fun. I saw a saxophone on thingiverse that I might make too.
Amazing!
That'll be a great idea for that for a recorder balloon Organ and all that stuff
Oh un français :0
Objectif de vie cette chaîne
4:36 OMG beatboxing into a pan flute!
That song at the end was fantastic! Could you release as a standalone piece?
Sympa de te retrouver et de voir le level up !
La 3D, une corde de plus à ton... Ukulele ! 😁
wonderful
Can you, build an underwater instrument? Not sure you can hold your breath… But it would be cool!
Fun stuff!! I really need to get a 3D printer!!
Very nice, 👏.
A ukulele is just a 4 string guitar without the thick A and E string. If you have tuned it to C, then it is as if you have a capo on the 5th fret of a normal guitar. I hope that this is helpful for you.
Like deployed 👍
I’d always heard it’d play a C chord but never looked into how. Which is interesting bc I love guitar and bass but have never looked into ukulele or mandolin. So the open ukulele plays a G C E (A) inversion :) neat!
That song was such a joyful and pleasant piece. Well done!
The way you played the ukuleles when testing them has kind of a kirgiz feel to it, I liked it.
Those fret boards would be so good for non planar printing
well - the soprano one has flat fret board, but for the bass one I thought about it. However the thickness of the strings makes those layer steps not so important - especially when there are no frets. But for aesthetic reasons and just to check this out it's a great idea.
Magique ♥
3D instruments is nice
Great video! I would love to see either a PVC or 3D printed Chinese Xiao flute :)
Un ocarina imprimé a rarement été aussi bien joué ;-)
Bravo pour, encore une fois, une super vidéo
Grand merci!
Very nice bro👍😍
I'm not sure if this will help at all but I know that tilting your head down so that the ocarina is more upright when playing the high notes make them sound clearer.
continue comme ca nicolas
I'm no expert in 3D printing and I even printed a four-section descant recorder that worked reasonably well! I've also printed the ocarina and mine has the same problems - about an octave of range and struggles to hit the high notes.
Lindo o que você fez com instrumentos em 3d, meus parabéns 👍🏽
Great tunes❤
brígido! este weon ya parece chileno por lo talentoso! very good my friend! greattings from chile!!!
Tomorrow Davie504 will wake up in tears!Amen to that!
I hope he would like my tropical basses :)
Waiting for the tone wood guys to see this
7:59 Main theme de la saison 2 de Tobie Lolness, digne suite de Mathieu Lambolay 😁
Genial !
Ti prego Nicolas, vieni a Milano!
Thanks for this!
That's very nice instruments but have you ever create and play a recorder balloon Organ just asking and it will be great and all that stuff
this is a peice of art
make the Ammonite 3D printed Didgeridoo! its awesome
I'll take a look for sure!
your 3d printed orchesta can probably play the entire soundtrack of Age of Empires 2
YOU SHOULD MAKE A 3D PRINTED AZTEC DEATH WHISTLE!
You are amazing, sir!
Wonderful as always
Hey ! Hey. Les coussinets de casque, ca se change ;) Et meme pas besoin d'attendre qu'ils soient dans cet état ! (ni prendre les officiels). Tu risques de redécouvrir ton casque.
J'ai hate de voir ce que tu vas faire de l'imprimante !
This needs to be in a nintendo game
Absolutely had to subscribe!
I have a challenge for you. Since you can make an instrument out of almost anything and you have a workshop filled with instruments how about making an instrument out of your workshop?
Echo chamber? Big drum?
@@bh4vvy33t i was thinking more like running long strings from wall to wall and pvc pipes mounted on the walls
niiiiice music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) :) :)
Tu gère !
Bravo!! Incredible work as always!
Awesome!
8:00 is where the 3d printed orchestra begins!
You have somme ocarina skill who make me jalous i have that same ocarina
Are you able to print full size instruments? The print area is small but you can do extensions like with your flutes.
I like this
You gotta print that Hirdy Gurdy I saw.
I wonder how much a post-process filing of the whistle on those ocarinas would help those higher notes come out?
Super morceau platisc song
thanks!
Hello Nicolas Bras, i am amazed of the instruments you make and it also amazes me the sounds that your invented instruments make.
Im your new subscriber to your channel and i have a request (or an idea) that you could make:
Could you make a type of didgeridoo that could make more musical notes, because in all didgeridoos you can hear just 1 note, maybe you could maybe create some sort of a *flute didgeridoo* ( but not like the multi-wind instrument you already made) because im kind of curious how could a didgeridoo that can play more notes sound like?
I would like to see you build a kazoo. 12" long.
niiice