Remember guys, "Pipe Dream" is what inspired the Wintergaten Marble Machine.

No clap - The machine will remember your choice.

3:30 Bruh the guy in the corner recording with a ds

I just noticed that very early on, one of the balls (the seventh one launched) completely misses, but the note still plays. I think that means that the music track plays no matter what, and the ball launchers do their best to create the illusion that the impact is what's playing the music. Like, this is still absolutely bonkers in how cool it is that all the parts move and the balls launch in the right directions, but seeing that there's some trickery involved still kind of bummed me out.

Ya know, it never occurred to me that a physical animusic would make all those extra mechanical noises.

why did no one clap. they remade something that in 2001 seemed impossible.

honestly the mechanical clicking of the balls being shot for me adds another layer of instrumentation and i like to think of it as that, it adds a little something extra and i like it

Even though it is obviously pre-recorded, it is still amazing to see the animation that defined my grade school music class come to life!

Back then: lol its only an animation it isnt possible Now: hold my beer

The Director of Animusic is right there in the video I swear

THE CLACKING IS SO INTENSE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA i wonder where this thing is now

As someone who loved the original dearly, I have to say that was awesome...

what is going on with people? this is an amazing piece of engineering, whoever did this deserves a big round of applause!

What a great audience..

Wow. They actually did it. I’m honestly speechless.

I guess you could say the animation wasn't just *a Pipe Dream!*

Why none of them are clapping..... It is so awesome

and not a single clap......how miserable for such an awesome machine.

This is absolutely amazing. I never thought I would see this go from digital to real life.

Animusic: “it’s just animation it’s not possible” Intel: “hold my i9 quad core processor”

get Wintergaten in there he can improve it. He's got experience

My childhood dream has come true

あれが再現されるなんて...なんて時代だ

The process I was most impressed by in the original - and most curious to see replicated - was the bearing/funnel retrieval system. Watching this, I felt it tragically yet necessarily confirmed that you couldn’t actually design with that accuracy in real life - and then I saw Wintergaten’s 50,000 marble machine video. Faith and awe in humanity restored.

Wait until Intel makes harmonic voltage Wait and see...

Woah! To see this come to life from that 3D video into real life is awesome!

ボールがそこに当たってなくても鳴ってるのかなこれ 本当にすごい…

結構再現されている、凄い！

3:38 someone is recording with a 3ds lol

Thank you Intel for bringing Animusic to life :)

This is essentially the porting over of MIDI motion to the real world. It's doing what the original Pipe Dream did, syncing up to an audio track.

I feel like if every single person who know and loved "pipe dream" is there, the audience will be like clapping on rhythm and yelling hey lol

Dude there was an animation of this and now it's actually real I'm shook

Notice how poorly the audience reacts, its miserable that people can be like this :/

I can thank my music teacher for showing me this 6 years ago

Remember marble machine didn't even use electricity to run it

Sorry, I don't believe it was fake unless you are referring to the use of music synthesizers to make the sounds rather than using actual pieces of euphonic metal. I don't work for Intel. I stood there and shot the video at Design West. I agree that Intel's processors might be overpowered for this application but that's true in a lot of industrial applications where an embedded X86 processor is used for it's wide tool availability. I found this display to be very creative and fun.

New challenge for Intel, recreate Heavy Light. I want my giant music pyramid, dammit!

years ago when I saw this as an eight-year-old child, I thought this kind of technology would never be reached and I would never be able to see this in real life. But thanks to advancements in technology, my literal childhood has been created into something real and I thank Intel for that. I really do. I thought that this would never be able to be recreated on a real-life scale.

years later and this is still one of my favorite machines to exist

I like how barely any of the marbles weren't caught xD

lmao the kid recording it with his 3ds in the top right corner

I’m honestly amazed with the hardwork

Single word, WOW !, mechatronics, controls and precision, all happens perfectly ...and the people around have no idea whats is happening. Non of them clap.

simply incredible. crazy thought that it was 5 years ago, already

I've been waiting my whole life to see this

I remember when this first came out. Me and my best friend were so hyped to see Animusic animations becoming a real thing

When i was a kid i thought the original video was real LOL so you have no idea how happy I am seeing that brought to life

2:37 Watch at 0.5 speed and focus on the rotating element at the back, you can see that many of the balls thrown at the instrument don't actually hit the intended instrument yet it lights up and the sound is played. The audio is was not generated live by the display; perhaps this was more obvious in person.

Look Guys, it was made in 90 days 11 years later than the cgi.. this is mechanical.. say what you want but these guys showed that with a little money and some spit and polish, that it is possible..

Makes an animated concept come alive the corporate audience genuinely unimpressed

Back in the 2000s, when I was in elementary school, my first choir teacher would play Animusic for us. Pipe Dream was a popular request. And now it's real. He live in Europe now, I hope he's seen this. The nostalgia is strong with this one.

I think we can all say... This is the coolest thing *EVER*

The fact is that in this implementation somebody has to collect all those balls afterwards.

What an amazing machine.unreal.hats off to the developer.this is my favorite song.i just played it on KZfaq for my sick mouse.to actually see that in action is incredible.how far we have come tech wise.fantastic video.

Holy crap i used to watch the original animated one as a kid all the time

WOW !!! INTEL !! AMAZING !! 6 year ago when i see "pipe dream" animation version, i think how to make it real.. and yeah.. INTEL can do it.. proud of you intel .. you are amazing

Intelやべぇｗ

The amount of love that went into this!

I had no idea this was made, I remember watching this on vhs as a 3 year old at school in my music class. Amazing.

仕方ないんだけど機械音がすごいw

AMD: Ryzen Intel:

Wow! I can’t believe they made an animation after this machine! Very cool

Amazing to see it brought to reality! Thank you!!

日本のCG版から来た人

The lack of applause at the end is concerning.

I first saw the Animusic video many years ago. This was fantastic.

I’m mad it took me 9 years to find this. I never thought it would be done.

What in the Name of the 6502 ist this ? Ah a masterpice

At first I thought this mimicked the video to perfection, then I noticed that it's all an illusion. The music starts at 1:14. At 1:23 you can see that the pebble meant for the 3 chord completely missed and went over the target across the set. At 1:30 we see it again...and at 1:33 two of them fail...at 1:37 the second set of chords begins its sequence and you can clearly see some of the ball missing completely. It's a cool concept, don't get me wrong, and at first glance it does its purpose: sell the processor. However, it's understandable if you're let down because it doesn't have the precision as in the animation.

That is absolutely fantastic!!!

Best live action adaptation ever

Animusic used to be LIT in fourth grade.

マジでカッコいいんだけど

This is literally the coolest thing I've ever seen from Intel, by kind of a wide margin, and my first home PC was an 8086.

we would like the thank the audience for their appreciation for those who worked to make this available for you to enjoy both the music and the work that went into making it................... thank you.................. not one clap.

Just out fucking rageous! I wander how many balls were used and the specific pressure was in this incredible gig ? Pretty damn cool man !

I came here from a post in facebook of the original concept video

I can't wait for all of Animusic to be brought to life like this

As amazing as this is the animation looks even more spectacular

この動画探してた！あのCGのやつ本当に出来ないかなーって思ってたらまさかあったとは……感激

おお、凄く似てる！Σ（￣□￣;）

This brought me back to the best afternoons of my childhood

i literally just freaking cried because i watched animusic as a kid over and over again and i think this is so damn cool and amazing

再現する人がいたとは……

I think they are all business men. They took videos and pictures so that is a good sign.

If we can make such a magical machine digitally, reproduce it tangibly, why can't we achieve global security, happiness and peace among all creates big and small? I literally cried while I shared this with some friends. Thank you Animusic and Intel for the sheer beauty of your respective projects. Thank you.

Wow. Never thought this could be done irl. Awesome!

あれが実現するとはw

Virtual clapping goes here. Give me a processor, and I'll create the real device...all by myself and in less than 90 days. :-) Nice!

How am I just discovering this TEN YEARS LATER!?! Also, no applause at the end?? What wrong with this crowd!?

90 days from conception to inception. Considering that the Intel folks are bound by physics, they did a damn good job. Well done!

The original was a complete animation. Nothing at all was real.

日本のCGから来たお！

WOW, A REAL ANIMUSIC GADGET, I AM IMPRESSED !!

YOO THIS IS SO SICKKKKKKK, i always thought there were so many flaws if you did it irl but i stand corrected

Wintergatan: I have my MarbleMachine! Intel: Hold my Bytes...!

2012: KZfaq: no 2016: KZfaq: no 2018: KZfaq: no 2019: KZfaq: no 2020: KZfaq: yes, watch this

So many balls flying around. Reminds me of my younger days at the local truck stop! Amazing! So was I!

Wow. That's actually really impressive