Wow, I love how modern music sounds on a 100 year old instrument, it's something interesting indescribable, I would like to hear more modern classics like, last train to London, trace boy, the rivers of babylon, or some Disney music , as free I am from frozen among others🤩😍.
I'm here too recommended by YT which the machine-brain has determined we and a bunch of everyone else have something in common So... how are you, fren?
@@fryloc359 it would be a retro style rpg. Turn based. It would be post apocalyptic and the hero would be a spaghetti western cowboy with a bright pink outfit and poofy shit all over it, and an acoustic travel guitar that has special powers... or something like that... I dont know..
Oh man, awesome. I didn't know such a thing exists. The effort behind making cuts in the paper is unimaginable. Its like the old punch card. Keep singing...
I loooove your stage, it's like your science laboratory, and in the middle, your creation 🤓 The best part of all, your smile at the end, you are a happy person because you do what you love to, congratulations my friend 😊👍🙏
Thank you so much for this. No matter where in the world you play this little "orchestrion", it's destined to be a hit! Even in the scrap yard, people will hear this wonderful little organ and cry out for more..."more, more, more"! Much love to your generosity and posting of such a wonderful, "joy-enducing" song of Michael Jackson's, even "BAD"! It is played on this wonderful "box-organ/orchestrion". Wonderful to think of watching more of these from paapat1447 ! Thanks a million my "fellow RU-vid'r!
@@RRansomSmith It's not a digital synthesizer, but according to the difinition it actually IS a binary ROM input media. ROM is a memory that can not be altered by the reader and the barrel organ can not change the cardboard music. It is also binary as there can only be two input values: Hole or cardboard which can translate to 1 or 0.
