THIS

Yes

Automatically

Both overdone, and not done enough! Edit to add: I am always happy to jear it again!

Made in Italy

me too

100%

I think he needs to brush up on his performance a bit 😁

@@J_Thomas24lol!

Animal DJs are up there too hahahah

ah yes... Bardcore lol

Definitely better content than broccoli top zoomers showing off their latest exotic car rental like they actually own it.

They are ony added together for the video. The sound you hear is recorded seperately for every 'instrument' and mixed to make it sound good. ;)

@@Robbedem Thanks Rob! I knew that the tracks were combined digitally after the fact. I should clarify and state that the actual sound quality of these is of a much better quality than nearly all other music I have experienced on KZfaq.

@@Robbedem I found a guy who does them all at once, and it is pretty cool. can't remember his name tho :/

In addition to good recording/mastering, I imagine the simple frequency content of the music helps it survive youtube audio compression. A larger number of more complex instruments would lose more, since compressed audio can only keep so many frequencies at any given moment.

@@harthorn6111 i can second, third, thirtieth that

Whatever song I'm thinking of I thought was from like 2012 or something.

You lie, I was never sick of this song

You must have no soul cus I never hated this song ever. It's still a banger.

If you were around when it was originally released, then you definitely hated it for a period of time around then. In the UK you could not go into pub/bar, takeaway or even supermarket without this playing atleast once. You couldn't listen to most music radio stations without hearing it or music tv/programs playing it. And don't dare mention what was happening on the net around then! This didn't just last for a couple of weeks this was for months on end, its was everywhere and it was relentless! Those who say they never hated it are either too young or are blocking these traumatic memories completely!

So the song made you... blue??

Never thought an electric tooth brush could have a timbre, even less a good sounding one. That Bass Brush is also awesome.

Way batter than most of the nowadays "artists "

I wish I could get my vibrato as good as his is 🤭

Honestly yes

Yes, at least better than 99% of music artists today

I know, the "talk-singing" part at the beginning must have been the hardest part, the frequency has to be constantly shifting within each syllable just right so that it sounds like speaking.

It just got thrown on the algorithym

@@dietmarblesoda5274 why do you have my name?

I fixed it

@@dietmarblesoda5274 thanks mate

Pretty soon he's going to have googly eyes staring at him from all sides in the dark

Im waiting until he puts googly eyes on googly eyes

Smokey the baritone?

Oh dear. Once he instruments the smoke alarm, the music will be on fire 😎

@@napzero the smoke detector must be a part of "One more Time" from daft punnk oO

I was about to say the same thing XD

I thought that was just a side effect of it being a tooth brush doing the sound.

@@chickenfarmer321 it sounds like a violin

@@chickenfarmer321 nah, you can hear that the brushes are capable of keeping a note flat sometimes

Same.

even for a tooth brush singing it

I could totally see that toothbrush nailing the head bob to "What is Love?" like they did in that Night at the Roxbury skit. The one where they were jamming in the car. He would be front and center on the dashboard.

I see what you did there!

How many?

@@pablocastaner1933 69

Haha

I liked the smoke machines

@@skytreker man of the culture

it is a combination of music, engineering and information technology. The basics you learn at school - the combination of it is your responsibility.

@@kidzman: We don't learn or teach this at school though. This is something that extra-curricular activities like Robotics offer when it should be part of our studies.

@@akumayoxiruma ok, my fault.my time at school was in germany. Other countries, other customs, another era. my school time is more then 13 Jears ago, i thought the time has changed something.

I hold a weekly video session for students at recess/ lunch. They submit videos and I scour the internet for my usual inspirations like Device Orchestra, and we enjoy creative music of all genres. We've watched vegetable orchestra, Minecraft videos, Blue Man Group, Hildegard von Blingin', ethnic arts like taiko or Riverdance or Secret Drum Corps, memes like Nyan cat and Leek Spin/ Levan Polka, major/minor flips of popular songs, animations and videos of all kinds from HISHE parodies to amateurs catching something random on their phone (pre-approved of course; Epic Rap Battles is saved for after graduation or I discuss why they're not appropriate for school when inevitably someone pulls one up). We learn each other's interests and are exposed to new ideas or old ones revisited. We watch videos they create and post. We support each other and discover together just how powerful music is as a cultural expression. If you aren't learning something at university it falls on you to go above and beyond. I always valued video game music; my professors scoffed when I chose to write essays on Koji Kondo and Nobuo Uematsu instead of Holst for the umpteenth time, even though I'd argue the Mario, Zelda and Pokemon themes and One-Winged Angel, Chocobo theme and Victory Fanfare are just as iconic nowadays as most every motif from The Planets. When they read my essays on technological limitations and why early NES music has extremely Baroque tendencies their eyes were opened a bit. Nowadays it means I have a connection to my students through Skyrim and Undertale, Crypt of the Necrodancer, Friday Night Funkin' and other genres that most adults in their lives ridicule. Be the change you wish to see in the world. Universities by default are stuck in the past, and too many professors are more keen to keep their tenure than risk their neck discovering the new or seem like they're accepting something of lesser standing... like when marching band dropped Friday and Gangnam Style because they were, and I quote, "...meaningless internet jokes." Best Wishes.

@@kidzman I'm Greek. Last time school promoted combining previous knowledge, was when physics started to resemble algebra...

I agree

Ievan Polkka on Tesla coils was kind of neat, but this was better.

will you end your life for this somg

I think I agree…..lol

It's always interesting to see a completely different KZfaqr that you know in the comments...

Here before 1 million subs! Love this channel

This aged like milk

Or the algorithm will randomly recommend it like it just did with me.

Or a KZfaq ad would mention the remix.

My favorite part is the iron too, but because it set off the smoke detector in the blooper scene.

Totally agree... I read your comment just before that chord happened and was like oh yeah!!!

Assuming you mean Kiss From A Rose (by Seal), I heartily agree.

@@Wishbone1977 oops, yeah. I think he does use "Kissed By A Rose" wording in the breakdown, but you're right, the song name is Kiss From A Rose.

Does it matter when everyone knew what you meant?

Please yes, Kissed by a rose!

😂

Tenth anniversary of Skyrim coming up in November. Would be perfect for celebration.

Damn more people need to see this so device orchestra actually think about it

Agreed!!!

Comment this into OBLIVION so that it gets noticed!

Was just about to recommend this

I agree, I've been having a rough week and these videos always make me laugh

@@herschell64 Here's ta hoping you have a better end of the week, man!

ye

Thanks! 💡🙂

good ol Mike Typson

@@DeviceOrchestra :)

Ermm , can we have "Hell March 2" from the red alert series?

Me too. Mystical and nostalgic

Smokey Robinson

(But it's not detecting, it's emitting a smoke...) Upd: understood

@@fuzzybuzzy3159 genius

Thanks! I made the eyes roll while editing, simply by rotating a cropped video, with the center of the eye as the anchor point. Motorized googly eyes would be super cool though! 😃

First comment nice

Wait how did you get access to this video before it was published??

@@peril7250 I think he must have posted the video before but he deprived it and only now released it

@@peril7250 If you support him on patreon you get a 24 hour early access.

Get well soon ❤️

@@daisymay6505 Thanks)

hello

He didn't. It's all recorded. Sure, he recorded each part individually and mixed it to make it sound better, but he never used MIDI. Which, imo, makes this even more impressive.

They do, actually! I have some green and red ones too if I remember right...

@@DeviceOrchestra Also... How about "Tongue Stan" (hint: say it fast) for the green-haired toothbrush?