Gregg Payne's Chimes
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- Опубликовано: 17 мар 2008
- I tune large pipes for chimes for interactive, kinetic, or public art projects. There's quite a bit of math to consider with tuning and suspending large pipes to get the best resonance, and the mass and damping of the striker is very important to get good tone.
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This guy inspired me to make a giant wind chime using a driveshaft from a truck nobody comes close to this guy Greg you are the king God bless you
I love your chimes. I love the deep base with long lasting sounds. Excellent workmanship
Sweet music to anyones ears, Thank you for shareing your wind chimes.. I love them.
Aluminum. Thanks for the tip. I'm going to make my own.
From Costa Rica, gracias por compartir tu arte
Great stuff! I wish you all the best in your endeavors.
I liked wind chimes,but after I saw those Big Ones,Im so behind.Congratulation!!! You amazed me.Whao!!!
Absolutely magnificent.
These are delightful!!
I've seen and heard, those giantic windchimes...They look and sound like "tubular" bells.
Oh my goodness! Those sound soooo wonderfully deep and soothing. I love the deep tone. But they must cost a biiiiiig fortune!
beautiful!
Giant windchimes, that is so neat!
Thanks Greg. The sound of your wind chimes has left me intoxicated with euphoria looking down at the universe.
I've long imagined using big, resonant logs in a wind chime. Would need a stout structure to suspend them but might sound very nice.
How much! I have neighbors that fight all the time lol. Maybe this would keep me from hearing it
Does anyone close to Richland down 49 south make wind chimes
So ethereal...😊
I just found this video. Are you still creating these masterpieces?🎶
Thank you! Yes they have some improvements over all these years
hello, Im in the middle of a project to make tubular bells (I was hired to design a bell tower for a very small church, and I think It would be really cool to have huge tubular bells). Coincidentally I saw your video and I think that If I could make bells just like yours it would be just awesome! Could you tell me please how did you make them? which is the metal alloy how did you tune them?
I'm the 440th thumbs-up, how cool is that?! Yay for A440! These chimes are amazing!!
Thank you for being my 440!
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I live in Rocklin and just discovered your RUclips page. I love wind chimes and the deeper tones your chimes are wonderful. Do you sell them anywhere or have a website
guess not
Yes thanks, I still make custom tuned sets.
Where do you get the pipes from? Also what is the what is the scale on the chimes in the video?
Nice sound! I’m from Portland OR, How much do you charge or Where would I get these materials to build my own and how much would it cost you think?
awesome sound. Where do you get the pipes? How much you figure it costs to build one.
great!
What would it sound like to tune them so close together that it is like a one note wave
I love how it sounds, would you mind if I ask you what is the diameter, how long are they and how thick is the material you use. Thank you Sir.
Thanks! The metal is schedule 40 aluminum pipes. Either 6061 or 6063 alloy. These are 4, 1/2" OD with about 1/4"wall thickness. The lengths of course vary depending on the frequency they're tuned to.
hi gregg
would you say aluminum sounds better than copper pipes/tubes..?
Some of my first chimes were 3" copper. Brass, copper and bronze sound good too but of course they're much heavier.
No, copper pipes are the best.
How much are these amazing and huge chimes?
do you make smaller ones available? I would love one of yours in my front yard. please advise. Thank you!
Linda Ortega of Oceanside, CA (Los Angeles, CA native)
Same
Hey Gregg! It's Pamela in Chico. :)
My brother in Minnesota - just recently found a youtube MIX video on another channel that showed your chimes... and he sent it to me all excited - cuz of course, i'd taken him to visit your chimes while he was here visiting!
Lovin the synchronicities as always!
Any news on the park installation?
Can you make larger chimes from PVC?
Do you have any plans for making these super low frequency chimes. At least some material guidance?
The low frequencies are just longer relative to the tube diameter. When you get too low the overtone harmonics will dominate so you just have to test what you’re using and see how it sounds. I use at least 1/4” wall aluminum tube or sch. 40. Low C 132 Hz is about as low as 4” pipes can get and still sound OK. Good luck and have fun!
@@GreggPayne have you ever used square tubing ?
Gregg do you sale and make chimes
I need these. Where to insert cad please!!!😊
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@@bkrbyex4339 oh yeah! Thats how you spell that.
I want one so bad. How much
My Neighbours wouldn't be happy
Please tell me how to buy a set
Thanks Mike, I custom build these in various sizes and scales. You can contact me at my skychimes@me.com email address.
where can I buy it?
By contacting me directly or through the Goldenstein Gallery in Sedona AZ
Could you provide diameter and thickness?
Hi, this is an old video! These smaller chimes were 4.5" OD x 1/4" wall thickness and the big ones were 6.5" diameter x .32" thickness, I believe. I also make even larger ones now that are 8" OD x .5" wall tubing, between 7'-10' long.
what did he call those scales is it diatonic?
+Loyd anonamous I know this is an old comment, but maybe this answer will help others wondering the same thing. He said pentatonic. In the key of C major it's: C,D,E,G,A. In the key of C minor it's: C,D,Eb,G,Bb. Transpose to whichever key you like.
Thanks for that Ryan
Can these be purchased
Yes. Thanks!
@@GreggPayne do you any prices or a website?
I heard that you retired?
Haha. Nope!
Interesting but I'd hate to be your neighbor.