Why California's musical road sounds terrible
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2017
- In Lancaster, California, there's a musical road. When you drive over it, it plays the William Tell Overture. Unfortunately, it's out of tune. Here's why.
Thanks to David Simmons-Duffin, who figured this out about nine years ago: davidsd.org/2008/12/honda-need... -- he seems to be the first to have figured out not just that it's wrong, but exactly what happened!
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What we want: William Tell
What we got: The copyright free version of Imperial March
Haha
Oh god this is underrated
1.6k likes but barely any replies
What we wanted: William Tell
What we got: His public-domain expy, Billy Inform.
...maybe the musical road would've sounded better if the car were travelling faster?
XD
“What instrument do you play?”
*”Road”*
"It drives my spirit"
DEminerDG ba dam chu!
...badly
-Oh, u mean rhodes
-No
The road is not the actual instrument, but I don't wanna get yt/wooooshed. So here, I've clicked the like button under your comment.
*On a roadtrip to California*
*Incredibly tired at night, close to our destination*
*This plays in the air*
did u just write a haiku bruh
@@sudokee7063sorta looks like it, but the syllables aren’t even close 😭 9-14-5
@@flowerene2630
*On trip to Cali*
*This plays in the dead of night*
*It's snowing on Mt. Fuji*
@@apexreactions4231 so close!! 5-7-7!!
@@flowerene2630
*Roadtrip to Cali*
*In the silence of the night*
*The eerie song plays*
The thing I love about Tom Scott is this video is 5 years old, but it could be today's upload. The quality is so good always!
wow I didn't even realize it was 5 years old
He's only 5 years old in the video too
2017 wasn't a time with ye olde cameras you know.
He's also immortal and looks the exact same.
The difference in quality of videos from 2012 to 2017 is way more than from 2017-2023.
Ahh yes, I love the old adage:
*"Measure twice, cut once, build it wrong twice."*
The same old story worldwide. To mess things up now and again is understandable but to screw things up regularly on a professional basis take real incompetence.
The list of council [local government] screw ups is fully inclusive and endless.
@@robg521 Tbf, sounds like it was contractor work. Nothing like combining the incompetence and high costs of both the public and private sectors.
Measure Twice, Cut once, the planned coffee table is now a chair.
@@Ithtorukk I mean, you can still put a coffee cup on it!... Kind of... Well I guess the cup keeps sliding off and spilling everywhere but other than that it's perfect!
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Having studied architecture at university, this stuff sometimes happens.
It's like playing "telephone."
Information gets lost between the exchange & transfer of ideas between the designer, the engineer, the contractor, & even the construction crew. That's why it's essential to tour the building site and build mock ups to scale and smaller models so that everyone is clear on what is going on.
That always takes more time and money though and they clearly didn't want to spend that much on it.
@@CoyoteSeven
True. This is mostly a gimmick so the expense is not justified and there were no safety risks involved that would make that stuff necessary.
It does not matter what anyone is saying, all that matters is in the signed blueprints (and sometimes e-mails)
Yup, somebody didn't _clearly_ specify "on center", so it got interpreted as "edge-to-edge" instead.
Well then do graphical instructions ... not that hard ...
I know I'm late here. Just found this. I appreciate the explanation here. You see I drive down this road a dozen times a week sometimes. I have driven it at every speed imaginable trying to find the right speed to make it sound right. Now I know why my attempts were futile.
Imagine driving down this road at night and you hear this demonic song
Oh god
SATAN HAS COME
Imagine getting 111 less likes than than the satanic number
I thought that was the point.. to keep drivers awake and aware...
666 likes.....
"Aww darn the road is out of tune."
"I have an idea, let's just rebuild it *the same way we did last time."*
_Brilliant!!_
Oh yeah yeah
That's government for you!
It was so nice - they build it twice
Still wrong? Well we'll rebuild again then.
Now I wanna make a road that rickrolls you when you drive it 😎
YES YES DO THAT
Evil
0:15
I applaud this idea!!!
Do it in Rick's hometown
I want to see this built CORRECTLY. I want to see how accurate it is to the original song, and I think it would sound really cool.
Sounds exactly like a middle school orchestra.
Who has orchestras in middle school?
as someone who was in middle school band, can confirm
HAHAHAHAH
Our middle school jazz band sounds much better...
True
if I heard this randomly i would be scared shitless
Same
Lmfao I live here in lancaster and Once we drove over it and my brother thought we were gonna die
You're not alone
EnricoAwsome 2k* :)
Sounds like a demon summoning itself
I used to live in Lancaster, and I loved that road when I was a kid. But now listening to it many years later it’s just sad, but also quite charming in it’s own depressing way.
It’s a perfect representation of Lancaster: sad and broken (no disrespect I lived there too).
I have lived in California for most of my life. Seeing something simple like this get screwed up is not surprising at all.
I lived there only a year, but only needed a week to agree with you.
Same here. My short time in California really lowered my expectations for humanity to the point that this road is impressively good, despite all the alligator cracking.
As a burrrito, I can relate
Twice
Imagine not knowing about musical road and passing there at night. It would be creepy.
OH CRAP! IS THAT SIREN HEAD?!
@@thesturm8686 Bruh
i mean that probably wont happen since its only the rumble strip and if you start to hear it you'd probably wake up and just move aside without recognizing it's supposed to be music
Now I want a stretch of roadway that whispers "Hello, Clarice" when you drive over it.
''Why do I hear boss music?''
It kinda sounds like some old ww2 radio propaganda
Dang scary
Comrade why Pay for American propaganda when mother Russia offers for free
Ye
or some "modern" north korean propaganda
😂😂😂😂😂
0:30 wtf? xDDD That sounded so damn creepy xD
For someone who doens't know what it is supposed to sound like, i thought it was just an original composition made by the road workers. so i heard nothing wrong with it
Other than it sounding like a dying cow?
@@13vatra El Risitas GIF
The beginning sounded like Jingle Bells...
@@13vatraIt sounded like a low pitch choir, I liked it.
Just a little bit roughed.
"Hey what instrument do you play?"
"The road."
Vortex hey I play the mayonnaise we should make a band
Mmm I only play lists 😀
Is asphalt an instrument?
I had a teacher tell me once that rock and roll was largely influenced by the automobile, and the rhythm of your car hitting the seams between sections in the highway. The seams lend themselves to simple time signatures like 4/4 and the seams reinforce the beat...
Of course, that argument only works if you calculate out the bpm and see if it works out that it's close to the same speed as the seams on the road.
Not Liszt?
I mean it’s still cool, sounds like a depressed trumpet player who doesn’t care anymore.
U mean to say squidward?
Phil Collins?
Phil Collins?
Phill Collins ?
Phill Collins?
The “wrong” version sounded like a 1940s dramatic movie when the bad guys attack
My mom showed me this road as a kid and I never realized it was a publicity stunt, I always just thought someone messed up on a road and made a funny noise, cool to go down memory lane and learn something
It’s almost sounds like a bunch of people singing under the road and playing the trumpet
That’s what they’re not telling you! 🤔
The sound of the lost souls of the dead workers under the road
It sounds like your username?
Uwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwuwu
uwu stfu
Imagine if you drove over this without realising it was there 😂
I did I was like wtf
@@CS-ro1mx 😂 I'd think my car was possessed or something tbh
There's that damn music again! Where's it coming from?! Oh well, at least I'm not hearing Voices.
@@carlosantuckwell Doctor I keep hearing out of tune music when I drive my car pls help
And at night time 😂
Ok question, why don’t they just rebuild it a third time?
2:52 “this note here” 😎
Well done! Looks like they did not pay half the attention you gave there for timing as well 😄
everybody gangsta til the road be like: 🎵
mario pp same name?
Cursed pfp
Everyone gangsta till real life start copying Minecraft noteblocks
@@fclly wow u changed ur name so now the joke is ruined ;(
mario pp LMFAOO
imagine randomly driving over this and being like “god?!”
Boss music
STOLEN
You shouldn't use balsphemy
Imagine driving while smoking weed and then you hit that road.
Cause you didn't play attention to road signs you think it is god? Driving in the US requires you to read road signs.
Imagine making one music road with the free bird solo
It would need to be a very long road
It wouldn’t work because people would go too fast
@fishrealm, it's an inherent contraducrion contradictio
it's amazing how many times engineers will bash their heads on a wall trying to figure out what's wrong without questioning the design to its foundation
It wasn’t the design? It was designed perfectly fine but either the constructor dropped the ball hard. Or the drawings were unclear and too ambiguous
It is likely the fault of the constructors. Who in the right mind would think "1 groove every 4 inches" means a 4-inch gap between grooves?
@@monhi64 It's why the words "on center" are very important in construction. "4 inches on center" is what is usually and should be said.
Expectation: fun music
Reality: *demonic summoning ritual*
Imagine driving at midnight not knowing and get jump scared by a mf road 💀
Listen to it at .25 speed
You summon demons by going over it in reverse. 👹
Jeremy clackson did that once on a episode of top gear you need to look it up if you haven’t already
Not making it go to 667
imagine getting rick rolled by a road
Rick road....
Yes I'll see myself out...
Baby Potato my exact thoughts
I would remove my tires
That sounds like the type of thing that would only happen to me
I knew I would find this comment if I looked in the comments. My thoughts precisely. Whoever made the road missed a really big opportunity to Rick roll tons of people
This is like “why do I hear boss music?” but different
"why do I hear depressing music"
"Why do I hear E Rank music?"
"Why do I hear bad music?"
This is why you always keep the engineer and the constructor in the same room when designing the thing.
Be right back, gotta tune my road.
sounds like something out of a bill wurtz video
THE SUN IS A DEADLY LAZER
Don't forget to take a tuning forklift.
proefslak Not anymore, there's a blanket.
You could make a religion out of this.
Imagine getting caught speeding there: "Sir, you've been going a minor third too fast..."
"Sir, you were going allegro in an andante zone.."
"Sir, you were going vivace at a school zone"
That's 2^(3/12) = 2^.25 = 1.892 times the speed limit, which on californian highways is 65mph- making that minor third higher be 77.29mph, or 12.29mph too fast.
@@LyonsTheMad r/theydidthemath
@@ComradeToeKnee or they pretended to, knowing we are too lazy to check it.
They should have this for every rumble strip in America, with different songs. Traveling down an interstate that terminates in a T-intersection with the Sonic drowning theme would be rad af
Tom just made another one. Keep up the great work Tom!
I honestly want someone to redo the road so it actually sounds good, because I want to hear what a properly done musical road would sound like.
There's one in Eastern Europe that sounds genuinely nice, though I can't remember which country it was
Edit: Hungary. It's on RUclips.
one in japan look up mt fuji song road it sounds like this sorts but better
There's one in New Mexico
Maybe, three times a charm.
Some EU countries are putting their national anthems in the road so you know you've crossed a border.
My brothers and I were surprised when we drove over that at night time when we were visiting. Ironically it happened right in the middle of an intense conversation when terrible marching band music began playing from the ground. By far the most confusing seconds of my life
Confused cause you didn't read the road signs explaining what is about to happen?
@@MrT------5743 probably a little preoccupied or just didn't care to
aaaaaahhhh 666 likes
@@andynonymous6769 ahh California people.
Keep right next time
A couple days ago I watched a video of someone driving a musical road that sounded just fine. It was in Palmdale.
0:09 this music is a kind that makes you want to do thing faster. Not clever choice for a driving limitation.
Yes but if you drive backwards through the road in a bright yellow Lexus lfa you get a message from the devil
lmfao top gear
Ahhhh..........good times.
why i clicked on the video :P
Thank you for this... I so wanted to see this comment.
Hardeep Gill top gear?
The musical road sounds like something from the old Speed Racer soundtrack.
Bro legit tho it sounds like a army chant
He's going over that musical road.... Eeugh!
It sounds like people having Vietnam flashbacks
There is a thing like this in hungary too
SuperJoself are you fine?
0:14 POV: It's the 1940s and you hear this music comming from Germany
Some tunnels in South Korea play a musical notes. I guess to keep you alert and paying attention.
If the specifications said, "four inches apart,' then you can't blame the crew; they built it exactly as specified. The plan should have said, "four inches on center."
Yes, exactly.
I'm interested in manufacturing and have a degree in electrical engineering and in my experience it's important to speak the language of the people doing the work and to understand the implications of things that seem innocuous.
there's that old story of an engineering student being charged a hundred dollars for a part and one being charged 10,000 dollars for a part. The latter student didn't take into account the tolerances that were actually needed versus what was calculated or on the drawing.
So how do they screw it up twice then? These contracted construction crews and CalTrans are constantly screwing up projects whether through negligence or incompetence
@@Nick_CF From what I understand, the blueprints were wrong, not the crew, and they used the exact same blueprints for both.
@@killaken2000 theta why you should spend some time working these jobs. I'm an aerospace engineer. Spent a while as an electricians apprentice. Then ran a remodel company with my buddy for 2.5 years. Also worked at as a maintenance manager at my schools airport. All were super helpful.
The real question is, why is this road 6 lanes wide when it’s in the middle of nowhere and there was like 1 other car the entire time
America
K moby
The highway system in the US was built with the idea that all the roads connected to Detroit. Why? Well, during WWII Detroit was the city where all tanks were being made. It was made for easy deployment should the US get invaded. The highways were also wide enough to be used as emergency landing/takeoff strips for aircraft during the cold war I believe. This is also why the US highways are very, very straight.
@@TeaMMatE11 sounds fair enough. Meanwhile in Sydney are roads were built for horses and now everyone complains we need new roads yet complains when they're being built.
Closed for filming
Good video making. Short, to the point, well written and explained, and entertaining. This one made me think of the much worse (but likely not as interesting) "wave organ" in San Francisco, that is supposed to be "musical" but in fact is just glorified amplification of seawater sloshing around in a tube.
So if you go double the speed 110kph to be exact, will it sound correctly?
They tried to give us background music irl. I respect that
Lmao
It would suck if you were chilling with your own music and you didn’t know about this road, and then you heard “wum wum wum, wum wum wum, wum wum wum wum wum wuum »
Imagine chilling with your family and you start to hear Sweet Home Alabama
They already did, it's radio
So music isn't real then? Aha
These engineers are freakin casuals. Wrong ticks set on the repeaters
they also used regular torches instead of redstone torches
@@cfdeers
If someone actually did that it would be very depressing
Bruh i dont even know how to use those
And not using 0 ticks for the noteblocks hurt me
The real problem is that they rebuilt it one more time and it was somehow still wrong...
They installed this directly next to the neighborhood I grew up n Lancaster, CA for the original commercial and when I tell you that I lost so much sleep because of this 'Musical Road'. Thanks for this video it really took me back haha
Well aren't u a sook
This is so interesting. I’ve never heard of a musical road until now!
I've actually driven in this road behind friends and legitimately said "WTF was that?"
Something unholy
@@urcookin for real.
It does give off horror vibes
This is exactly why most stuff is built in china today.
A higher average IQ of 105, immensely more hardworking, strict standards - a much more ideal workforce and pool of human talent
"sorry, I just farted"
If I ever own a house with a long driveway, I'm going to make my driveway play Megalovania when someone pulls up.
On days like these, kids like you
*should be parallel parking*
*why do I hear boss music?*
Bia Lilly took me a minute to get the reference lmao
@@shart__ HOW
That’s a long driveway
Isn't there a dissonance when inevitably the front set of wheels are playing a different note than the rear at any given time?
I almost fell off my chair laughing when I found out this very piece of road was also driven over backwards by Jeremy Clarkson seeking if it would "send a message from the devil" 😂😂 he concluded it did, and it was that "Paul McCartney's dead because he didn't wear any shoes or socks"
It’s year 2020
Every quarter mile there is a strip of road that plays despacito
You always hear the song
It’s everywhere
There is no escape
In that case I'll just walk.
Year 2021, despacito has gone out of style... the replaced every single one with lucid dreams. There is no escape, it's all a lucid dream
Thx for the nightmares
Also, it's always shittyfluted, because of the grooves being too wide.
I laughed so hard at this. I made a noise I've never made before ROFLMAO
So I live close to where this road is, and this guy is a little wrong. The original road sounded good and was done correctly by the car company. When residents complained because it was so noisy and caused a huge traffic problem the city paved over it and then the city redid it, and they redid it incorrectly. It wasn't done wrong twice. Just the second time.
video of original road?
@H No No, he's asking for a video of the old road.
2:47 🤔🧐
@@fortnitebanana9634 nope, new road.
It was too close to the school aswell
I heard Disney have a small air strip in Disney California that plays zip-a-dee-doo-dah when aircraft land over it. Built in the 60's.
I love how this video also gives us a nice demonstration of the wagon-wheel effect.
If it gets a pothole , does the bass drop?
It will skip like a record
Ron Bhm *cues dubstep
Bass drops, tire pops.
Ron Bhm 😹😹😹😹😹😹😹
Ron Bhm no, but your suspension will
1927: We will have flying cars in future.
2018: *musical road*
2018: *that doesn't work, that we screwed up twice*
I legit was scrolling down looking for this comment...
Dark Joker 🃏
at least the musical road is creative
Wait where there even cars in 1927
There are grooves like that along lots of out of town highways. I assume to keep people from running off the road if they are almost asleep. Of course I used them to awaken my sleeping, hungover friends coming back from Vegas several times.
"No Patrick, a highway is not an instrument."
Me: Mom I want William Tell Overture - Rossini
Mom: We have William Tell Overture - Rossini at home
William Tell Overture - Rossini at home: 0:13
😂😂😂
This comment feels like it was written by a computer
*demonic awakening*
Beat me to it
Dumb comment
Imagine driving there in the middle of the night
Ikr
what about while cooked 😂
Thats what its originally for i think. In europe we have kinda the same thing on the side of our roads... but not playing music but making a loud sound and make your car vibrate so if youre asleep you wake up instead of crashing or driving off road.
You must be Einstein +Your Snape
How did you ever figure that out?
Your Snape im pretty sure its not just on europe -_-
I like how there's nobody else on the road.
This was fun to watch. They should definitely feature this in the biggest engineering disasters of the century 😂😂😂
Except the road is still perfectly fine. You're being overly dramatic. It's more like a small mistake than one of the "biggest disasters"
Bruh they placed the wrong blocks under the noteblocks bruh.
GabeN_____ Studio 😔✊
Bruh
Bruh
Bruh
Bruh
The minor-ish key it has ended up in, fits the resulting sadness of the construction screw-up so well
Wrong directions yields wrong results
Architecture screw up.
The construction was perfect to the design given. 4in apart and 4in on center are very different results.
Has that Star Fox SNES boss music going for it
Thats how most roads in cali are, done wrong.
Having said that, I'm simplifying because there are only a few notes played and we don't get the top end of the scale, so I'm assuming if we went all the way up there wouldn't be any more ~spicy~ note choices
If you drive over it in reverse, you'll hear the Devil. And run into someone else.
And then you go straight to hell
Expectation: William Tell Overture
Reality: Screams of the Damned
Sounds like an elephant running from a mouse while choking on a peanut
*Underwater
Hi, fellow basshead
jaakko200987654321 watts up
And how do you know what that sounds like?
😂😂😂
If they could only do this properly, but with the imperial march
Jarsia or Preußens gloria
2 words
Disney Copyright
Gets my vote
Fuel by Metallica
@@platypustis it would sound like one of those distorted, hard bass, earrape versions. For this reason I approve.
i never heard of the musical road before. i expected it to be like the lines on the highways here in bulgaria. when you drive over them, they make a sound (that is kinda melodic i guess?)
Next time, ask a German engineer. He would have built you a machine into which you could load a song, enter the speed, and then it would cut the grooves into the road fully automatically.
This video has motivated me to save up enough money just so I can bribe a mayor to let me put *never gonna give you up* in a road
@Dinosaur Kira yes...every road should have that
Would that be a... Rick Road?
@@sword7166 that physically hurt . . .Soo bad yet Soo good XD
We should put the song "shawty's like a melody in my head"
@@userrichkid225 you mean replay by iyaz?
WHAT THE HELL, WE HAVE A MUSICAL ROAD IN OUR CITY AND I DIDNT KNOW THIS LMAO
My family would drive over it a bunch of times on our way to Apollo Park and we just assumed that was what it was supposed to sound like 😂
U didn’t know 😂
Villanelle state*
@@6_xn hate to break it to you, Lancaster is a city. Not a state.
Seriously, you didnt know? I think it's off Avenue D and like 30th west
Thinking about this now, something like this could be done in a way that uses the spacing between, and of, the grooves. Between for frequency, and its measurement for the amplitude, possibly allowing for multiple frequencies at a time with certain parts being more prominent. Even so, how difficult would it have been to just include a visual example to specify what the measurements are referring to, or just asking to verify?
So... no one's gonna mention that Dodge he's driving? 👀 damn nice sound at 2:01 ngl
Journey
Hearing this at night would be lowkey terrifying
Drew Fisher *offkey terrifying
Jonathan McDanal gottem
Drew Fisher you’d be like “damn that ghost is out of tune”
Why am i hearing boss music?
Drive at 250mph, you'll hear Rap God - but just for 1 second.
Shubham Kushwah lmao
Shubham Kushwah wow, you must have a VERY fast car.
Zachary Ricks tesla roadster
😂😂😂😂👍🏻
Zachary Ricks verry fast, verry clean
How where they supposed to resolve the issue of sincronizing front and back wheel notes?
OkGo did a music video/car ad thing that takes this to the 1000th level with instruments they drive through in sequence etc
0:15 play it at 2.0x and you can finally hear some similarities to the original song.
We need to break speed limits to hear the original huh?
The ends justifies the means
POWERRRRRRRRRRR
I guess the added speed is working to counter the added space.
Now we need someone to drive there at 220mph to see if it helps more.
No cars, no inlets, music road, thats a good excuse officer.
There is a musical road in Hungary that plays very nicely, but the grooves are only underneath the right set of tires, and that got me thinking that you could have two narrow lines of grooves underneath both left and right side of the car which would enable you to have much faster note switching and you could also play two notes at a time. MAKE IT HAPPEN!
my tires like smooth roads though
Bikers = 😭
Very clever of you! Could play both hands of the piano I'm thinking 🎹
Actually big brain
@@iam1smiley1 exactly!
So how do you solve this issue? Does the groove have to be half the width as well as the space between?
Oregon has a section of road like this, but it's just for testing paint. Heading west to Salem on OR 22.
So what you're saying is that there's still a niche to be filled here. By someone, somewhere in America, to make a musical road that actually sounds like what it's supposed to be.
There is most likely already other musical roads in the u.s but tbh I’d rather not have one or at least one near me cause having to listen to that must be annoying
@@Sub4CarClips New road building mandate : every road MUST play the baby shark song when driving over it.
@@robonator2945 I can survive that however if they make all roads play any k-pop song I’d 😀🔫
@@Sub4CarClips How would you know if it's k-pop, it's a road you can't hear words
this is kinda irrelevant but there’s an amazing musical road in hungary that’s nice to listen to
There are musical roads like this in Japan near Mt Fuji.
And yes, they got the calculations correct! There are videos on RUclips. 🗻🎵
e.g. ruclips.net/video/y_xvfZUqAtg/видео.html
William. Thanks
There are others in the states that are correct as well.
this has to win the award for channel i'd least expect to comment on another
To me, they all sound crappy...
An ad popped up as soon as I clicked on the video and the guy says “looks like you are watching a tom scott video” like how tf they know?
Question, 5 years later… has it been fixed? Or redone correctly?
Sounds like the worst marching band in existence. Amazing
ruclips.net/video/VhZQ_vuQAaA/видео.html
It isn't that far off!
Hey there, how did you get verified? And how can I?
sounds like my highschool marching band
Sounds like our brass section in band
Imagine driving on that in the middle of the night
SevERN K didn’t see anyone else say it, you’re acting like I care anyways
aahahahah
Done it
There are signs saying that you are about to go over the musical road so it won't just be out of nowhere and plus that road is not that often travelled.
Done.
"It isn't even hard to do this and here's exactly why"
Damn
Drove to it recently. I love maybe 45 mins away from it and was visiting friends out in Palmdale. We drove over it at the right speed and was just cracking up the whole time 😂