How I Made A Working Ocarina With Polymer Clay (Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time)
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Welcome back to another clay video! Today we will create another Zelda themed clay creation. This time it will be The Ocarina Of Time! This ocarina I crafted is functional, meaning that it can actually be played! It was a huge learning process with a lot of trial and error, but it turned out to be pretty awesome. If you want to see more Zelda stuff, let me know in the comments what you want to see. There is also a playlist of my Zelda stuff here: • Legend Of Zelda
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That's so cool! I love that you put the effort into making it a functioning ocarina! So many artists neglect the idea of function when it comes to making things
Not me! :) Functional things are so much cooler!
I love it!!!
I'm a huge Zelda fan and the ocarina means a lot to me.
So this video is just fascinating.
Please keep it on!
Thank you! I have one more from ocarina of time coming soon!
Amazing! I didn't think you could do this with polymer clay. Really impressive.
I didn't think so either, but here we are ;).
Looks great, and the fact that you got it to work is impressive. Also 5:00 for cat
Should I feature cats more often?
@@Kerobyxclay
For sure
Wow I can't believe you made it to be able to play!! Awesome as always Kerobyx
Thank you! :D
This is one of your best vids! You really put alot of work into it. The fact that it makes different notes is impressive :) Keep it up!
Thank you for watching! :)
This is awesome a few months ago I tried making one but with ceramic clay I guess I should've did with polymer clay so cool you made this I might try it again
I think ceramic would probably work better even. You can buy ceramic ones at least, I don't know if that makes them better :p
My goodness, I think this is the greatest video I’ve ever seen from you! Honestly the idea alone was great, but the fact that it works and such is just awesome! Really liked the innovation going into this video, lol
It's my favorite so far too! Thanks for watching!
This is going to be my science project
Good luck!
This is awesome! Definitely an intimidating project to take on!
This is great. Makes me want to go play oot on my 3ds and play through the master quest since I beat the regular version.
I forgot about master quest!
This is just an underrated masterpiece 🤗
Thank you very much! :)
Ty it’s very very easy!
Yooo for the eric hall channel, you should play the ocarina
That's soooo cool I love how ur making certain things from one game like oot
One more from OoT coming soon!
It's a frikin mastapiece!
Excellent job!! A few years ago I had this brilliant idea, and thought for sure I was going to make my own ocarinas to sell! Lol you are far more determined than I was! I remember fighting with the wind area and inevitably just giving up. I knew if I was already having so much trouble getting the air to flow properly, I would never get the notes right! I think you did a great job! I do wonder of you're getting your clay baked at the right temperature and or for long enough... it looks like it's not properly cured with the way it chipped and broke when you were cutting it. Especially if you're using fimo, that shouldn't happen. I was so worried when you started drilling it, that it was going to break and so relived when it didn't!!
I couldn't see myself making another one, that was quite a lot of work! With the blue part crumbling, that was because i baked it shorter so I could cut through it easier.
@@Kerobyxclay I know what you mean! I couldn't imagine wanting to do all that again... although you do have the mold already! 😂
This Looks Awesome! Maybe You Could Make Some Super Mario 64 Levels? 👏👏👏
Possibly in the future!
THANKS!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Wonderful work, Kerobyx. These videos are always a real pleasure to watch! I really enjoy being able to hear about the process as you go through each step. Your final projects always look so professional, but it's admirable how your techniques are often homespun and borne of creative thought (or what materials are available).
It was also _really_ cool to see the ocarina become increasingly playable as the video progressed. And wow, only 2 cents off of a perfect C5 - that's really impressive! 😮
It's great how you make use of leftover materials from past projects, and it's refreshing to see, in a world where many things are seen as disposable. Keep up the stellar work! (also, side note: your cat is adorable! 😺)
Thank you very much! I find that no matter how much I plan things out, they never go as planned. So I've moved to just figuring it out as I go. Honestly, it's more fun this way!
The first note was really the only one that got in tune haha, but at least it was right on!
Thanks! I have another cat as well :).
out of clay, thats so awesome
I watched this on the day made and there’s so many comments, also its so cool
Man what an awesome project. Great job I really enjoyed the video
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed!
Aweh I love your cat!!
His name is Calvin :)
@@Kerobyxclay aweh thats a cute name!
This is literally poggers
yay! your videos always highlight my week :) :) :)
That's what I love to hear! :)
@@Kerobyxclay 😊😊😊😊
Wow!It looks so good!
Thank you!!
Thats so cool! Also your cat is adorable!
Thank you!!! :)
Very impressive!
I love it!, its a masterpiece,i always wanted one of those!
Get yourself some clay! But really, you're probably better off buying an ocarina haha.
@@Kerobyxclay 😄
This is awesome but you should try putting music from the game you creating
I would love to, but it's copyrighted music.
I’m going to make this as soon as I get better (I’m sick right now). I’ll update on how it goes!
How did it go?
@@Kerobyxclay I tried it, It didn’t work for me, but thanks for having the patience to actually make one!
Sorry to hear that :(
You should do donkey Kong island from donkey Kong country on SNES
I thought the tie dye look of the waste clay was really cool. I understand the desire to make it look like the game though.
I always love the look of the swirled clay too!
Awesome work! I have a request, do you think you could make something from miitopia? You could even make yourself as a mii! (also, what is your cat's name?)
I have thought about making Miis before, so that may happen! That is Calvin!
@@Kerobyxclay Calvin the kool cat
That's right! Haha
Have you travelled somewhere? Because in the old background it would be a lots of clay creations but now it's a blue wall.
Just changed the room around :)
@@Kerobyxclay missing your old background this background is ok but make a frame so that sp can keep your clay creations like you kept it in your old background:)
They are in the cabinet on the side of me. But yea maybe the background needs something
@@Kerobyxclay Yup
This rules. Hurt to see all that blue clay go to waste but it worked out in the end.
That was unfortunate, but I'll save it for who knows what one day lol.
Voice hole too wide for the size of the instrument, methinks. That's why it sounds to airy. Otherwise, commendable work. It is inspiring for me and for anyone in the city who doesn't own a kiln or a yard to dig a fire pit.
Glad you liked it!
Yea I know I did something wrong lol
App name
What app?
1st
Nciono
Ocarina is a tribal instrument, making it on this artificial way makes it lose it's spirit, this is the worst video about ocarina building I've seen, man you even used glue
*Adjusts glasses 🤓 *
"The only PROPER way to make an AUTHENITIC Ocarina is to wander into the Deku forest, chop down a tree, and carve it from SCRATCH 😤. And GOD FORBID you use GLUE 😖🤢. Only 50-year-old maple tree sap is ACCEPTABLE!!!! GAHHH
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I know you commented this FOREVER ago, but I just have got to say, the ocarina is not only a tribal instrument. "The ocarina" is dozens if not hundreds of types of instruments labeled under the same name because archeologists decided not to make the distinction between them. That's why "ocarinas" orginated in South America, China, Northern Europe, etc thousands of years ago. And to my point, they're also EVERYWHERE made by ANYONE. They aren't something that can be gatekept. And, in reality the name ocarina was invented for an Italian instrument with similar construction but entirely and an entirely different purpose and use within music.
So how is a method of making one artificial? Like, he made it? It's not a pinch pot method like South American ocarinas but he's not making a South American one? He's just making a fippled vessel flute. He knows too that he's not being super serious about it. He's making a craft and there's nothing disrespectful about that.