Skilled but: no eye protection with tools; and no ear protection inside a reverberating cave with power tools...
Uh oh.
What's that ringing noise?

I don't know why, but I really love it when dogs howl near to me. It makes some kind of reverberation in my chest, I find it really comforting.

Yes I'm probably weird.

Sorry, I did mean to put up a translation. I'm not 100% sure of this, but it should be close enough to get the idea:

Everybody plays Alphorn on the Mountainside, but at night in the Paul Theater's undercover carpark? The awesome reverberant acoustics simply demanded an encore :-)
Spontaneous session of the backing musician after the performance of "Jumper&Preuss" at Paul-Theater in Straubing (in the south of Germany, in Lower Bavaria). And for all those who can't believe you could top this, there is a second part with an equally unusual wind instrument...
Filmed just as spontaneously, quick and dirty filming, hand-held and without a camera rig - so please excuse any slightly dodgy focusing

I don't know what it is, but young kids seem to love this kind of thing. My 3 year old daughter loves it when I drum on her back with the palms of my hands as fast as I can. She vocalizes sounds while I do it and belly laughs at how funny it sounds since it reverberates so much.

That was stupid, and I laughed at the creativity.
Upvote for having the exact frequency to make something inside my laptop reverberate.

Reverberate much? =oD

This kid is going places

The implement the guy is using is called a 'superball' and is literally the kind of superball you find in market vending machines attached to the end of some kind of pliant stick. It looks like he has a variety of sizes, each activating different overtones, each overtone having it's own unique size and speed of vibration (like ripples in a lake when you toss a pebble). You can make your own superball very easily by just superglueing a super ball on the end of a stick. You can rub them on nearly anything and it will produce a unique sound based on material, density and speed of friction.

The table also seems like an amazing piece of engineering. The surface must have minimal contact with the supports to create that kind of reverberence. I want one!

No to mention that beak that could cut clean through your finger. I lived with a macaw until just a couple of months ago. They're really cool to have, but DAMN they can be loud. This one would just randomly scream that would reverberate through the house. But then it was funny when you watched a movie and during a sad scene, she'd laugh "hahahaha" >> ^ghark:

>> ^cito:
I would decapitate this bird instantly if I had it.
they are all fine but when they start that shit while you try to sleep, I have 0 compassion for animals then haha.
hatchet to the neck makes a nice snooze button

they have wings! And claws!! You'll be in for a real fight buddy.

That last (slowest) firing at 3:00 sounds amazing through headphones. Great stereo recording there with the gun firing on the left, explosion in the middle, and reverberation alternating back and forth a bit before mostly settling to the center by the end.

Does the reverberation noise at the end remind anybody else of the theme from mass effect 1?

Too much reverberation...

Nice! it does seem to have picked up on some of the same things as Attenborough's Lyrebird. The bird's audio memory and reproduction is really uncanny. It doesn't just get the big, first-order effects like the bang of a hammer. It imitates the reverberations and dulling of a noise with distance.

>> ^solecist:
this is how gunshots SHOULD sound in hollywood movies. why is hollywood so afraid of reverberation? doesn't sound "clean" enough, i guess.


This is exactly why I like this scene. I'm glad it gets some appreciation

It's so cool to know that some bands protest this form of deception. There is really nothing quite like a live performance, and you are ripping off your audience when you pre-record and mix everything. I have no problem with guiding or supporting vocal tracks, or even some electronic instrument enhancements, but the essence must be originating in the moment from the people on stage. The energy that reverberates between performer and audience is one of life's most magical phenomenons.