Building a Medieval Portative Organ - Highlights

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  • Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
  • In this video the highlights of the building of a medieval portative organ.
    00:00 The project
    00:31 The pipes
    02:41 The windchest
    04:28 The manual
    07:08 The bellows
    10:06 The frame
    12:50 Aseembly
    17:18 Test
    Background music Credits:
    Alexander Nakarada - CreatorChords
    / @anakarada
    patreon.com/anakarada
    Tavern Loop One
    Forest Walk
    Enchanted
    Village Ambiance
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Комментарии • 42

  • @nippocast
    @nippocast  Год назад +5

    Finally finished! To celebrate completion here are the highlights of the build and final assembly, with a few test notes.
    Enjoy the video and subscribe to the channel if you like what I'm doing, Thanks!
    Finalmente finito! Per celebrare il completamento qui i punti salienti della costruzione e l'assemblaggio finale e alcune note di prova. Godetevi il video e iscrivetevi al mio canale se vi piace quello che faccio, grazie!

  • @sirsynth225
    @sirsynth225 Год назад +4

    Super!!!
    You realise you just made a ready-to-broadcast documentary?
    It's all there: the subject, timeline, video, background music, ...
    Add a few narrator's phrases and done.
    A true joy to watch!

    • @nippocast
      @nippocast  Год назад +2

      Thank you! actually it is difficult to follow both the construction and the shooting... but I try to have an acceptable production quality.

  • @zulfannaufalnashwan
    @zulfannaufalnashwan Год назад +1

    I watched this video at 3 am West Indonesia time. I woke up at 3 am to the sound of a loud motorbike. The shape is the same as the previous organ, only this one looks more classic

  • @nepta00
    @nepta00 Год назад +4

    Absolutely amazing! It sounds so beautiful... Well done!

  • @ralphmilroy6460
    @ralphmilroy6460 Год назад +1

    Excellent! Now we need a celebratory performance!

    • @nippocast
      @nippocast  Год назад

      I hope to make it in time, at the end of August I have to deliver it to my friend.

  • @Despelothier
    @Despelothier Год назад

    Fantástico Amigo. He disfrutando viéndolo tanto como la primera vez.. Gracias por estos vídeos.

    • @nippocast
      @nippocast  Год назад

      ¡gracias por el comentario!

  • @sardoniceheleno.7452
    @sardoniceheleno.7452 Год назад +1

    Un video excelente, enhorabuena!

  • @joseguerra9967
    @joseguerra9967 Год назад

    Magnifico trabajo. Enhorabuena.👍👌👏👏

  • @dlwangxiaohu
    @dlwangxiaohu Год назад

    I am also about to finish the chest organ, also very excited everyday to see the progress!

    • @nippocast
      @nippocast  Год назад

      Excellent!

    • @dlwangxiaohu
      @dlwangxiaohu 9 месяцев назад

      Is it possible to ask for the CAD file of this portative organ? I would like to build one as well😄@@nippocast

  • @YouKnowTheyExist
    @YouKnowTheyExist 9 месяцев назад +1

    The music is perhaps haunting, and beautiful. Is it on a harp, if so, which one? Has great sound for the selections.

  • @francoisbruel9163
    @francoisbruel9163 Год назад +1

    Very fine!
    I can't help but wonder if, when the front row of pipes hides so much the rear row, the rear pipes might sound noticaby weaker? Do you have to voice them stronger somehow?
    I am building a mouth-blown, wall-mounted organetto, with half the pipes upside down under the main body... and though all the pipes speaks directly in the room, those lower sound really softer to the player, who stands above them 🤨

    • @nippocast
      @nippocast  Год назад

      Hello and thank you, for those who play the instrument you can perceive a slight difference in sound between the front pipes and the rear ones, but not weaker. No differences are noticed even at a distance of one meter. In general, if you are very close to the pipes, the high notes can be more annoying than the low ones, but the orientation of the mouth has very little effect in open pipes.

    • @francoisbruel9163
      @francoisbruel9163 Год назад

      @@nippocast thanks, good to know!

  • @withoutfurtheradoforever
    @withoutfurtheradoforever Год назад

    Beautiful. I'm curious as to how the pipes are tuned? Thank you.

    • @nippocast
      @nippocast  Год назад +1

      Thank you, through the plates above the pipes. as it will be used for a vast repertoire it is intoned with the Kirnberger II system and not Pythagorean.

  • @ManuelCopertino
    @ManuelCopertino Год назад

    Ciao! Come si chiama il programma per il progetto?

  • @robertaulicky8954
    @robertaulicky8954 8 месяцев назад

    Using the table saw, please roll up the sleeves and lower the blade to 1-2mm above the work you are cutting. I have 55 years of experience in millwork and still count ten fingers without decimals.

    • @nippocast
      @nippocast  8 месяцев назад

      thanks for the advice

  • @jasmine7576
    @jasmine7576 Год назад

    パイプオルガン演奏者? 楽器製造者? CAD? ジャンレノ?😅
    私のような凡人が嫉妬するほどの才能、・・・・・・あなたは何者!?

  • @basilio131
    @basilio131 Год назад +1

    Beautiful! Can You share this drawing file? Paypal?

    • @basilio131
      @basilio131 Год назад +1

      Can You show better at 50 second this piece for cutting labium (lip) ?

    • @nippocast
      @nippocast  Год назад +2

      Thanks! Blueprints will be available from September.

    • @nippocast
      @nippocast  Год назад +1

      ruclips.net/video/7qyvIcOA9fg/видео.html you can see better at 2.41

    • @basilio131
      @basilio131 Год назад

      @@nippocast Excellent! Thank You.

    • @basilio131
      @basilio131 11 месяцев назад

      September :-) ! @@nippocast

  • @virginiavaleri2559
    @virginiavaleri2559 4 дня назад

    B R A V I S S I M O E A F F A S C I N A N T E

  • @nilwendil
    @nilwendil 11 месяцев назад +2

    How dare you to use electric instruments and computer program??? How sacrilegious!

    • @nippocast
      @nippocast  11 месяцев назад +2

      Extremely sacrilegious😄

  • @lorenzopischianz7662
    @lorenzopischianz7662 Год назад +1

    Complimenti!