[HD] Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture - with FH70 155mm Cannons and Type 74 Main Battle Tanks 

"Hey, you made sure these are all blanks, right?" *long, awkward silence* ".... Yes." "OK, sounds good."

Bro it's blanks imaging in Minecraft a village just gets shelled

A deep hole to bedrock

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Tanks are just very mobile cannons 😊

To be fair, I think in the original they were fired relatively randomly to simulate a real battle. Not sure, don't quote me on that.

@@somedubmetakeshi7960 i think it was because in Tchaikovsky's time, cannons aren't as reliable as they are now, hence they dont fire at the same time

The performances I've seen there's always a signal triggered that turns on an indicator light to indicate when to fire to be on beat. The guys firing have enough going with keeping their guns firing at a fast enough pace so they're supposed to receive a visual indicator from the conductor so when it comes the guy who fires just has to see a flash of light in peripheral vision and then fire. I think they often get delayed because the officer's in command get nervous and introduce themselves into there and they receive the visual signal and then give an order to fire and it fucks u the timing. Anyone remember when Russia (I think?) used a battleship to do one?

With modern audio technology, it is not difficult to be accurate, just use the MIDI signal to make the program in advance. What you hear with wrong times, probably because of the delay of outdoor environment. For example, the snare drum rhythm in this video is not accurate .

@@slavish_superiority I think even if they were going off a MIDI indicator there'd be a human delay because the commander needs to see the indicator then issue the command to fire, then the teams of a cannon would actually fire and begin reloading. I think they'd do better to have someone measure how long it takes from the signal being received to the sound being triggered and then alter the signalling from the conductor or MIDI with that delay in mind to hone in closer to the actual timing.

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@@hukama6911 Type74 using Royal Ordnance L7A1

@@maruishi123 my bad

"Oh great! I play Javelin."

Imagine playing the wrong note with the cannon.

Imagine playing the cannon in the wrong pitch...

@@hernanlagarde3246 imagine being on the wrong octave in cannon

@@hernanlagarde3246 guys i am really sorry but i played HE

Imagine tuning the cannon. Every test you'd be deaf for twenty minutes.

At least a battery of 105s can load fast enough to fire all the rounds. Don't need the tankies.

He'll probably not, since he kinda despise it.

They don't tune it, they aim it

Add charge to lower the pitch

well they love their music ... however it is needed to be played ...

yes

Definitely.

Of course. This is Russia!🇷🇺😁👍

​@@yurimarciniak this is Japan lmfao

Weak??

I agree

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You did nothing wrong sir, It's Krauts faults, not you.

yes. just yes

Most people.

why not?

Absolutely. You can tell because there's no recoil when they fire.

lol

its real, check the source link from the description

Kinda feel like that's the point :)

yeah but if you charge HE rounds, it will have more lower tone than shooting blanks. you just need the proper target of it

yeah but the 105s blanks are too weak

indeed. But i guess a big part of it is just the recordingquality

To be fair I don't think the quality of the music was really the point for this rendition