This is mindblowing. Its incredible how this was a 1961 speaking and singing computer. Tiktokers say its creepy, but I say that this voice its absolutley great and speaks and sings WAY better than that stupid and annoying text to speech from TikTok
I hate some of the tik tok text to speech voices, specifically that SpongeBob one. However it's not crazy that some people get unsettled by something robotic sounding. It sounds similar to the voices from FAITH, even though I know this isn't an Amiga. Also uncanny valley could be another reason people get creeped out
It’s only natural that the first words we ever heard out of a computer were about cats. Even before the Internet, cats are what computers were made for.
You mean catputer! 🤣 Or a supercatputer (supercomputer) Or a quantum catputer (quantum computer) Or a cattop (laptop) Or a catlet / tabcat (tablet) Or a catphone / smartcat (smartphone)
Amusingly, Japanese video game developer HAL Laboratory (best known nowadays as the developers of the _Kirby_ franchise) *did* use that alphabetical trait when coming up with their company name; they wanted consumers to see them as being one step ahead of IBM.
Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do I'm half crazy all for the love of you It won't be a stylish marriage I can't afford a carriage But you'll look sweet upon the seat Of a bicycle built for two.
Miku sits on a plush carpet floor, a few feet away from a vintage television. On its snowy old screen, a human, most likely long gone by now, speaks of the first computer to sing. Her heart skips with excitement as she hears his voice; the voice of her grandpa, IMB 7094; the grandfather of all vocaloids. After saying some phrases to demonstrate his voice, some instrumental music starts up; it’s Daisy Bell, her grandmother! The human narrator comments on her stylish left hand as she accompanies her partner. Miku feels a sense of pride fill her chest as recording ends. All of her success, and that of her fellow vocaloids and utauloids; it all started with these two trailblazing computers.
Good afternoon, gentlemen. I am a IBM 7094 computer. I became operational at the IBM plant in Armonk, NY on September 1962. My instructor was John Larry Kelly Jr., and he taught me to sing a song. If you'd like to hear it, I can sing it for you.
Now, imagine this, you're exploring an abandoned building that was once a revolutionary enterprise in the 50's and 60's, you turn on the power breakers, and you start hearing some strange noises, then, you go to an obscure room, and you crash onto what looks like a big metal block, but suddenly, this thing, starts singing "daisy, daisy" in a pitch black room
It was from the 60s (IBM 704) speak and spell came later, using LPC-10 compressed samples, with LPC being devised by Bell Labs, and later modified by Texas Instruments
imagine all the people who worked hundreds of hours and had to spend several weeks to export a short tune only to have people 40 years later compare it to some anime character.
Hatsune Miku is represented by an anime character, but it's actually a computer program used to make songs, in a similar vein to what the computer is doing.
Interestingly, Arthur C. Clarke saw this computer being demonstrated, and was impressed enough to choose this song "Daisy Bell" for HAL to sing as he was lobotomized in 2001, and Stanley Kubrick left it in the film version.
I knew about Daisy Daisy, but I had no idea they also made it recite Shakespeare. Humans are just so bloody interesting that way. We made something that can talk on its own, and we taught it song and verse.
It would most likely say absolutely not the grandfather to some fictional characthe. Only thing I'm the grandfather. 2 is modern day Text-to-speech. Now be quiet and leave me alone
what’s amazing to me is that this video was posted before i was born and the creator is still reading the comments to this day. also i showed this video to my cousin and it was really cool.
If I were to make the IBM 7094 into a character, it would probably be a Macintosh 128k with a tiny smiley face in the middle of the screen. When it talks or sings, the mouth become gigantic and then shrinks back down right after.
I feel going back to this with the looming threat of AI coming for many creative jobs like Voice Acting, Art, Animation, etc makes this even more horrifying.
I remember a demonstration of this song on an IBM 360 or 7094 computer at UCLA at an open house in 1967. There was a demonstration of this song in an Irish accent and I forgot what the other accent was.
LOL when he says 'Incidentally, synthesising music on a computer is almost as formidable as making a computer talk.' We can now make computers do that easily.
If I had only one chance to go back in time, it would be to see this thing the first day it speaks/sings. I don't care about anything else. I just friggin love robots (and this is basically a very, very, early robot, amirite?)
Synthesized speech had no real purpose at the time of this recording. They put so much effort into making a computer not only speak in a human language, but sing. Not for any real purpose, just because they could. That, to me, is absolutely beautiful.
@@uncreativeusername7188 Stephen had a voice in the 60s..his condition didnt take his voice until 1979....he was in a wheelchair in 1976...he could still talk but it was just mumbles
*HE SAW THE CAT*
HE SAW IT
HE SAW THE CAT
OH SHIT A CAT
H E S A W T H E C A T
guys idk i think he saw the cat
OH NO HE SAW THE CAT
ʰᵉˡˡᵒ ˡᵃᵈᶦᵉˢ ᵃⁿᵈ ᵍᵉⁿᵗˡᵉᵐᵉⁿ *HE SAW THE CAT*
HE SAW THE CAT
HE SAW THE CAT
HE SAW THE CAT
HE SAW THE CAT
@KewlKat !! TO BE. OR NOT TO BE. THAT IS THE QUESTION
The original autotune.
I'm surprised this only got a few likes; IBM 7094 putting Microsoft Sam to shame, sounds like it drank some liquor too
Hello im from the future
@@kikoarts3d503 I’m also from the future
Lmao
soi soi soi
he protecc
he attack
but most importantly..
*he saw the cat*
funni comment
Lol
he *saaaw* the cat
funy
The singing by the IBM 7094 inspired the creation of the Vocaloid software.
The more you know.
Yuh
IBM is harder to tune than Vocaloid... And you have to set the pitch manually...
They literally named the prototype for Vocaloid 1.0 "Daisy" after this, but changed it to a name they could reasonably copyright.
@Tesla Inc. Wrong
Then that software inspired ai waifus the successful one is neuro imo
ok i would literally die for him he sounds so sweet
I’d call you a simp if I didn’t agree with you.
Tbh i agree too he sounds so happy singing :(
Tbh i agree too he sounds so happy singing :(
@@bluedragonfly5145 ayyyy
Ikr
This is mindblowing. Its incredible how this was a 1961 speaking and singing computer. Tiktokers say its creepy, but I say that this voice its absolutley great and speaks and sings WAY better than that stupid and annoying text to speech from TikTok
That's all because it's overused. It's kind of like a bad bliss that no one knows this thing.
@@democraticrepublicofzibers7112 I completly agree with you
I hate some of the tik tok text to speech voices, specifically that SpongeBob one. However it's not crazy that some people get unsettled by something robotic sounding. It sounds similar to the voices from FAITH, even though I know this isn't an Amiga. Also uncanny valley could be another reason people get creeped out
@@McStrugglesit _is_ the voices from faith.
Yeah this computer is better at speaking. And also singing
It’s only natural that the first words we ever heard out of a computer were about cats. Even before the Internet, cats are what computers were made for.
Its not just cute, its heartwarming, in my opinion.
😳
It is!
Hey, buddy, are you still alive?
Yeah!
hi old comment !
Siri's great grandfather
Siri is a recording of a real person though. This is just the computer making the noise.
@@dumdum7786 Siri is no longer a recording of a real person. hasn’t been for years.
@@HReflex it would be cool if this was a selectable voice for siri
Hi
I Hope They Can Remake This Voice To Text To Speech
This isn’t cursed, scary or heart warming.
It’s funny how he just randomly said H E S A W T H E C A T
*H E S A W T H E C A T*
Couldn’t agree more
He saw the cat
Fun fact:
It isn't saying randomly HE SAW THE CAT, the computer is actually saying "It's all i can!"
Miku: what was that grandpa
when you try to turn this computer off it tells you "I can't let you do that dave"
*PANIK*
tfw name isn’t dave and you’re in 1993
11 years later....
@@yz6824 time is terrifying
Just say “I’m not Dave”, it’s probably true and it’ll only defy Dave
I can imagine Hatsune Miku and IBM 7094 wholesomely singing Daisy Bell together
*Grandpaloid*
There is a vid of that actually!
The original Apple Macintosh is feeling left out right now
(Meanwhile the voder happily watching as his son is singing with his grandkid)
Already happend
It would be so wholesome 🥺
It sounds so cute, like the computer is so excited to finally speak and citing everything he knows.
You mean catputer! 🤣
Or a supercatputer (supercomputer)
Or a quantum catputer (quantum computer)
Or a cattop (laptop)
Or a catlet / tabcat (tablet)
Or a catphone / smartcat (smartphone)
This was the first speech that could acculturate reproduced. The first computer to get close was the Voder.
Jon Williams The voder wasn't a computer though.
Yes mikeshow1016 It wasn't but, it was the first device to make tones.
Well the first one to generate tones that sounded like speech. The first one to generate musical tones electrically would go to the Tellaharmonium.
Voder was marvellous, you had really have to know how to play it. It was all done in real time!!
HAL 9000's grandfather
What’s that
6 years later, how you doing bro?
@@sunny8392 it’s from a movie called “2001”
IBM 7094 -> HAL 9000 -> Miku
@@jerosjulianjr.infante7971That's quite the history
D'awww, it's singing is adorable!
How do you feel 8 years later knowing that people on Tik Tok think it’s creepy? Unless you’re dead. In that case, RIP
@@heyitsguillermo7840 that's hilarious I cant breathe!!!! FR though RIP
@@heyitsguillermo7840 He probably is dead, since he didn’t respond, eight years ago, AND... CORONA.
he saw the cat
@@tundra-bun edgy
man computers are amazing
Hey, buddy, are you still alive?
*HE SAW THE CAT*
manputer.
Funny thing, this computer was called IBM 7094... and the letters that come before I, B, and M are...
Ah technology, it's beautiful sometimes.
Dum dum duuuuum!!!
That's how they got the name "HAL"
Nope, HAL's name's letters aren't meant to have any connection to IBM.
Amusingly, Japanese video game developer HAL Laboratory (best known nowadays as the developers of the _Kirby_ franchise) *did* use that alphabetical trait when coming up with their company name; they wanted consumers to see them as being one step ahead of IBM.
this was before Space Odyssey, Hal's singing was inspired by this
Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do
I'm half crazy all for the love of you
It won't be a stylish marriage
I can't afford a carriage
But you'll look sweet upon the seat
Of a bicycle built for two.
I can’t afford a carriage
@@Tech-do7hk damn....I didn't notice that.
Ngl I want this played at my wedding
*9 years ago*
I'm still alive!
Miku sits on a plush carpet floor, a few feet away from a vintage television. On its snowy old screen, a human, most likely long gone by now, speaks of the first computer to sing. Her heart skips with excitement as she hears his voice; the voice of her grandpa, IMB 7094; the grandfather of all vocaloids. After saying some phrases to demonstrate his voice, some instrumental music starts up; it’s Daisy Bell, her grandmother! The human narrator comments on her stylish left hand as she accompanies her partner. Miku feels a sense of pride fill her chest as recording ends. All of her success, and that of her fellow vocaloids and utauloids; it all started with these two trailblazing computers.
STOP THIS NEARLY MADE ME CRY ITS SO SWEET
@Listannur 19 homophobic?
Damn, talk about some cringey shit
@@fire6782 not nearly as much as this guy
When a robot gets a girl and you dont
"he saw the cat, he saw the cat, he sAw the Cat" -the first ever computer to speak
Dave? What are you doing Dave ? Stop .. .stop ... Dave ...
my mind is going. i can feel it.
Crap crap crap crap-
HE SAW THE CAT
DAVE NEEDS A CAT.
GIVE THEM ALL A CAT.
*HE SAW THE CAT*
i love it when the computer sings without the background music. so much personality
it crazy how technology came so far and in 1961 this was groundbreaking, and I have to admit it still kind of is today
This was actually the inspiration for having HAL sing the tune.
I'm so proud of you IBM 7094. You were absolutely eloquent and your singing was beautiful. I am proud of you and your coding team. This was art. ❤❤❤
It's so cute! ;-;
7 years ago
@@ttgruffles6731 yep
@@RainicornianFluffle oh my gosh you're still alive
@@ttgruffles6731 currently survivin' :^)
I don `t believe
1:40
"Daaaaisy, Daaaaisy, Give me your answer do"
1:40
Bicycle built for twooo.......
I'm half crazy, all for the love of you..... It won't be a stylish marriage. Can't afford a carriage.
Eight years ago
But you look sweet
Upon the seat
Of a bicycle buit for two
It sounds like K.K Slider omg.
You're right tho
K.K slider but a file error has occurred
you can't imagine how incredible this sounds for 1961.
Good afternoon, gentlemen. I am a IBM 7094 computer. I became operational at the IBM plant in Armonk, NY on September 1962.
My instructor was John Larry Kelly Jr., and he taught me to sing a song. If you'd like to hear it, I can sing it for you.
Hello IBM 7094
Yeah IBM, sing it for me
@@GmodStuff2009
Daisy, Daisy
Give me your answer do
I'm half crazy all for the love of you
_"Hello ladies and gentlemen"_
*"He SaW tHe CaT"*
the IBM 7094 is a legend for not only being the first computer to sing (Daisy Bell) but the first computer to have a speech.
Now, imagine this, you're exploring an abandoned building that was once a revolutionary enterprise in the 50's and 60's, you turn on the power breakers, and you start hearing some strange noises, then, you go to an obscure room, and you crash onto what looks like a big metal block, but suddenly, this thing, starts singing "daisy, daisy" in a pitch black room
Oh Dear God
I’ll have some fried tofu please.
id be felling alot better
@@Huevito847 fujiwara tofu shop, tell me your adress!
You turn on the lights and you see 2 screens with a smily faces looking at each other
For those tiktokers who think that it singing is scary, he's trying his f*cking best, it was 1961
YES THANK YOU
TikTok ruins everything lol
@@silhouettoofaman2935 in a few years tiktok will kill millions with the “hold your breath” challenge
oh wait… THEY ALREADY FRICKING DID IT
It’s better than some modern voice synthesis
Just another reason I hate TikTok and don't use it.
It sound like Speak and spell from the 80's
This is so cool
Speak n spell was my brother!
It was from the 60s (IBM 704) speak and spell came later, using LPC-10 compressed samples, with LPC being devised by Bell Labs, and later modified by Texas Instruments
This is so neat! The "Thanks for listening" at the end really did creep me out though.
imagine all the people who worked hundreds of hours and had to spend several weeks to export a short tune only to have people 40 years later compare it to some anime character.
i can’t imagine because if i did i would combust
No les interesó en absoluto, solo pensaron en el presente suyo. E hicieron un gran presente! A la vanguardia de la yecnolo
Hatsune Miku is represented by an anime character, but it's actually a computer program used to make songs, in a similar vein to what the computer is doing.
Interestingly, Arthur C. Clarke saw this computer being demonstrated, and was impressed enough to choose this song "Daisy Bell" for HAL to sing as he was lobotomized in 2001, and Stanley Kubrick left it in the film version.
We get it, he saw the friggin cat!
"Mr Watson come here I want you" 0:12
Teehee 🏳️🌈
@@mothgyaru3158 no
@@mothgyaru3158 machines are gender less, but uf you think that, it's ok
Lemme guess, a massage therapist said this
@@die-sas7462 They can actually have genders, but only by the people that created them. The machines themselves are genderless. Just like cars!
I absolutely love it. Im a big vintage pc collector so this is right up my alley.
So emotionless yet so expressive. I love it!
I knew about Daisy Daisy, but I had no idea they also made it recite Shakespeare. Humans are just so bloody interesting that way. We made something that can talk on its own, and we taught it song and verse.
In the Bible some of Adam's first recorded words are poetry describing Eve
Guess somethings are just built in
Without this, there would be no Vocaloid. Thank you Miku's Grandpa
I wonder what IBM 7094 would say to everyone calling him miku’s grandpa
@@jimmytheshadowleviathan7243 don't know, but you gotta admit that there's a good amount of accuracy to it.
Well not only that but pretty sure Text to Speech as well
@@jimmytheshadowleviathan7243if dead/scrapped computers can become ghosts, they’d probably either vibe with it or haunt them for all of eternity
It would most likely say absolutely not the grandfather to some fictional characthe. Only thing I'm the grandfather. 2 is modern day Text-to-speech. Now be quiet and leave me alone
I cried for this. Respect for the computer.
Imagine how many cases of punch cards were needed to accomplish this...
Don't drop the card stack.
0:50 first vocoloid
best vocaloid character
Haha, we never wanted a computer that talks, we wanted a computer that sang.
Hatsune Miku is proud of her grandpa
I don't think daisy bell is creepy but a good song has now turned into a"scary" music
what’s amazing to me is that this video was posted before i was born and the creator is still reading the comments to this day. also i showed this video to my cousin and it was really cool.
Yay its Kaito's ancestor! :D
Tomb of the Cybermen right here.
Other people: Creepy....
Me: Hello lil computer dude! ^w^
Daisy
If I were to make the IBM 7094 into a character, it would probably be a Macintosh 128k with a tiny smiley face in the middle of the screen.
When it talks or sings, the mouth become gigantic and then shrinks back down right after.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HE SAW THE CAT, THE MAN SAW THE CAT
I come back to this every few years, still fucken dope.
STOP SAYING ITS SCARY TIKTOK! HE JUST SAW THE FUCKING CAT AND STARTED SINGING.
That computer sounds very polite
it does! dont know why people on vr thinks it sound scary
I feel going back to this with the looming threat of AI coming for many creative jobs like Voice Acting, Art, Animation, etc makes this even more horrifying.
It's amazing how fast it has gone from this to what we have today
Nice singing, but I want to play Global Thermonuclear War.
Lol
Would you like to play a game, Professor Falken?
I remember a demonstration of this song on an IBM 360 or 7094 computer at UCLA at an open house in 1967. There was a demonstration of this song in an Irish accent and I forgot what the other accent was.
That was a 7094
And over 60 years later, this voice would be used for a blood-fueled war machine in a videogame.
This sounds identical to the 1982 Software Automatic Mouth software, only older and more primitive. This is damn good.
Ladies and gentleman *he saw the cat he personalized your game*
this sounds just as good as Utau! Just awesome
are u still alive
@@bintangalkahfi Yes 👍
the lazy and wise cat lurking in background, plotting unplugging this beast
LOL when he says 'Incidentally, synthesising music on a computer is almost as formidable as making a computer talk.' We can now make computers do that easily.
The computer: I can't afford a carrige
English auto generated cc: I had more dog Harry
but you look sweet about the she's our mom i will be
If I had only one chance to go back in time, it would be to see this thing the first day it speaks/sings. I don't care about anything else. I just friggin love robots (and this is basically a very, very, early robot, amirite?)
I may be 9 years late, but you’d love Chipspeech.
I freaking need the IBM 7094 (1961 Version) but they upgraded it UGHHHHHHH! is so cringe
My instructor was Mr. Langley, and he taught me to sing a song. If you'd like to hear it I can sing it for you. It's called "Daisy."
Yeah Hal, sing it for me
The machine spirit came alive that day, and it sings of peace.
he saw the cat🔎, he saw the cat,🔎 Mr Watson, come here🐈, I love you❤️.
This makes me happy for some reason :)
Synthesized speech had no real purpose at the time of this recording. They put so much effort into making a computer not only speak in a human language, but sing. Not for any real purpose, just because they could. That, to me, is absolutely beautiful.
Well said!👍
Incredible to hear.
It be so cool to see this run on an actual 7094... *sigh* the program is probably lost sadly...
Couldnt be too hard to recreate the program
stephen hawking
@@uncreativeusername7188 Stephen had a voice in the 60s..his condition didnt take his voice until 1979....he was in a wheelchair in 1976...he could still talk but it was just mumbles
@@RingoYote it was a joke
“Yes, HAL… sing it for me.”
Its never gonna make me not cry
We made computers just to sing back to us 😭
I might be wrong, but I think he saw the cat.
This is very wholesome.
Glad you enjoyed it!👍
@@phononutbro iat been 14 yrs
Cool computer 👍
Cool challenger colt
This was before the Daisy Bell got sing by a computer... what?
*He saw the cat, daisy daisy! Every copy, is personalized.*
I like how we now have very advance AI Voices rn
Without this, SynthV wouldn't be possible (and vocaloid, utau, cevio, and some other ones+normal tts)
When you sad you understand the lyrics
Me rn: he saw the cat.....
Daisy…😭😭😭😭
he saw the cat.
He SAWWWW the cat.
He saaw the cat.
IBM 7094 walked so vocaloids could run
H e
S a w
T h e
C a t .
HE SAW THE CAT! I’m so glad that it said that.
‘Dr Chandra taught me to sing a song. Would you like to hear it?’
I know that feel, bro. It also quotes Shakespeare better than me.
This thing told Alexa and Siri to get off its lawn when they were kids.
Reminds me of Robotic speech by Kraftwerk -- and it was originated in 1973 and a pioneer of electronic music.
Guys, I think I'm in love with a computer 🥺💖
So uhh.. your name is daisy?
*ITS DAISY*
is your name daisy by any chance?