I put GUITAR STRINGS on a PIANO then played Wonderwall 

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now call up a piano technition, and ask him whats wrong with ur piano.

Someone tell jared dines this man made a 210 string guitar.

"Number 5: I need to buy 210 guitar strings" Me: So this is how math problems are created

this is actually hella impressive, I'm surprised it worked at all tbh

wow, I wasn't expecting it to sound like an actual guitar piano hybrid but it does

I highly respect the amount of depression and anxiety this probably caused. never again plz

im the piano technician and tunist, you know why that sounds is muted when you are playing, it is because you forgot to insert the strings in the pressure bar between tuning pins, i also congratulate you for your determination in piano tuning, good job 😅

"If your piano has six strings, you have a guitar, my friend." --Jon Batiste

“So what do you play?” “It’s uhh.... Complicated”

yo this is actually an insane amount of work

_Mattias: starts cutting piano strings_ _Every fan of his that's a musician:_ *AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*

7:02 they had us in the first half, not gonna lie

I'm scared when changing strings on my guitar and this guy just did a whole piano.

I just discovered a new deeper meaning for the word ''determination''

I don't play piano but seeing the strings get cut so quickly and violently had my heart totally stopping in my chest

Pianist heart attack as he started cutting the strings...

As a pianist, I screamed when you started cutting the strings.

it sounds so pretty. i didnt expect it to sound like a guitar cause like pianos and guitar strings are played in two differnt ways but i certainly didnt expect it to sound like this- kinda like an old piano

I'm amazed you were able to get this to work at all, doubly amazed at how good it ultimately sounded, and triply amazed you actually went through with this huge amount of work. I think anyone else would've given up.

i felt my heart break when he snapped all the piano strings. yikes.

"So, I spent days of labor putting guitar stings on a piano, anyway, here's Wonderwall."

Just some advice from someone who has restrung a piano before: - Personally I suggest cutting the strings off between the pressure bar and the tuning pins as it is a lot safer. If you want you can even carefully use the angle grinder to cut all the strings off. - After restringing the piano I suggest putting the capo bar back on but in your case you used thin guitar strings so they would have probably broke when you screwed it in anyway. - Also for the Bass overstrung section if possible try using using bass guitar strings but I doubt they will fit through the tuning pins anyway. fact: A set of new piano strings would be cheaper than guitar strings coming in at around $800 or so. Really good job of the video 👍

I actually really like the way it sounds both before and after tuning. before it was tuned it had a clock chime like sound then after it was tuned had a somewhat ruff but still somber sound.

Why using the Harpischord effect on my electrical piano when I can just buy a piano and replace the strings with 210 guitar strings? I’m so dumb

mad respect for this guy willing to sacrifice so much for us

love the video!! Some extraordinary efforts you’ve put in

I still can't get over the amount of effort that goes into these videos; so many youtubers have millions of subscribers through doing a lot less work. Honestly, your channel is so underrated!

When he cut all those strings i died a little inside

The next video should be “How to install new piano strings.” Step 1: remove old guitar strings.....

I just shared this to my 22 yr old grandson. I think it is an amazing person who can not only think out side of the box, but goes ahead and takes it to the moon 🌝 and back and then can say HOW DO YOU LIKE ME NOW! 🎉

So much respect for the dedication

Imagine having to tune a piano every day for a month until the strings finally set.

And I thought re-stringing a 12 took a lot of time

You should do harp strings next!

Love the "fan" that slipped out at 9:57 Also fun to see another swede on youtube =) Great content mate =D

When my father was 12, he actually did this to a tiny children’s piano in order to teach himself how to play because his family couldn’t afford one. He said he was amazed by this video

Friend: "oh can you play guitar?" Mattias: *YESN'T*

I respect your dedication to your craft!

As a piano tuner i find your job amazing. Well done

As a pianist who's also learned how to tune, I cringe. However, I at the same time find the tone appealing in some ways. Quite the experiment.

It sounds like one of those old jovial pianos you’d find in a western saloon.

Sounds warmer then normal piano strings. Thanks man this is an insane amount of work. Thank you hmm maybe you might consider remaking this video in the future using custom strings or a piano tech

Subscribed for the amount of work.

Who knew: piano + guitar strings = loosely string harpsichord

I usually don’t leave comments, but after seeing that price tag.... this guy needs all the support he can get

NOW THIS WAS A REAL CONTENT BRO! 👏👏👏

Bet this took so long yeesh mad respect for effort you put in these videos

The wonder wall doesn’t actually sound too bad on the guiano

Friend: So you play the piano? Me: Yes but actually no.

This is insane 👁👁 what an inspiration

It souns metallic 👍🏼 I amazed about how it worked with the deep tones

Next video : "Why is my house haunted by Mozart, Liszt, Chopin, Beethoven and Bach?"

I believe this is what Adam Neely would call a “high effort meme”

That was amusing and the sound was fun. I admire your persistence.

Super Crazy hard work, Nice one bro, nice one.

When you love to play piano but your crush says she likes guitarists

See you in 4 years when youtube recommends this randomly

You have so much patience bro!!! I can't do this kinds of things!!! Salute! 😁

Props to your commitment! Although it probably doesn’t sound like you intended, you did an incredible job!

some suggestions for you: - Use bass strings for the lower octaves, they're longer and stronger. - Start with tuning the lower strings as they add the most tension, and will have the largest overall effect on the other strings tuning. - But cheap strings like the ones you bought will rarely go above F4 - G4. High quality strings will usually go up to A#5 I know this was just an experiment for the lolz, so I wouldn't expect you to go into too great lengths to make this sound better. Nonetheless great video!

I will never complain about the time it takes me to restring my 7 string guitar again

This is lit!🔥

Some of this is beautiful in its own way.

MIDI piano players: yo this is old shit for me

Lort just changing strings on my floyd rose stressed me out. No idea how you survived this lol

Mindblowing !

im surprised,you are amazing dude! keep it up

This is incredible, I hope this video makes back the money and time you spent doing the Lord’s work

lol i remember the comments from the "i put piano strings onto a guitar" and everyone was telling him to do the reverse and the mad lad actually did it

OMG!! This is so epic!!

I have no idea why but this video nearly brought me to tears, the song was beautiful on the guitano.

This version of "River Flows In You" sounds like someone's being chased in an old factory by a mad killer

Does anyone else unironically like the sound of an out-of-tune piano? I work as a videographer, and a lot of the time, clients have random old pianos in their house or garage. They are never in tune, but I always play them anyway. There is something comfy about that sound, as if the piano is saying "don't worry brother, I'm still here for you. I'll do my best"

0:30 ok, now I want a full version of Astronomia played on a piano's strings by hand

The sound is not bad as i expected. Well done.

him: spends days on end on this project him: anyway, here’s wonderwall

Hi Mattias, just came across your video. What an amazing thing to do! I am/was a fellow inventor (when I was younger), and some time ago I worked on what could be called a version of your project that sits at the other end of the spectrum to yours - I designed and built an instrument with 81 electric guitar strings fastened onto 3 vertical wood planks about the same length and thickness as a Gibson SG guitar, and with extra-long electric guitar pickups mounted in them. I made small metal triangle-shaped hammers out of very strong wire, bought a set of upright piano keys and the piano action that went with them from a company that manufactured those, changed the hammers over to mine, built an aluminium frame with lots of triangular shapes to make it all rock solid, married up the piano keys and action to the vertical planks with the strings and pickups, added the usual wiring and an electric guitar lead, then plugged the other end of the lead into a traditional Marshall valve amp for electric guitar and a 4 x 12 speaker cabinet. Then I sat down at the keyboard and played it. It took 12 years and around £14,000.00 to do this. What was I thinking? It was a labour of love, that's for sure. The first time I tried playing the instrument was a wonderful moment. I was really satisfied, because all the mechanism and everything really worked, even better than I had expected - so in terms of the design of all that, it was a complete success. But it didn't sound right, for various reasons I eventually was able to figure out over the months that followed. By then I had run out of money though, so I had to pull the plug on the project. Around 6 years ago I dug out some 8mm film a friend had shot not long after the instrument was finished, of me putting it all together in my bedroom and then playing it. With the help of Great Bear Audio & Video Digitising in Bristol, we turned that old film and photos of some of the notes and drawings I had done during the initial design phase of the work, into a RU-vid video. That video has been on RU-vid for the past 6 years, but often I have not gone on there and checked it for many months. Today I did that again and found a few new comments, so I replied to them. Then I saw the link to your video here, and was intrigued and so had a watch. All I can say about what you have done, is that you are a genius! I used to play acoustic piano too, and I taught myself how to tune those, so I really appreciate how much effort you had to put into this project, and how difficult it was for you to get it to work. Inventing is often a challenging business, a solitary one that tends to bring little reward to the inventor, except for the simple satisfaction from achieving the end result itself. And as you well know, it's always expensive. I tip my hat to you!! I called my instrument the upright electric guitar. Here is a link to the RU-vid video, in case you want to take a look: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pXIzCWyw8d4.html&ab_channel=NelsonJohnson Great Bear Studios also have a client blog page, and I did a full write-up of the project to create the instrument as seen in the link above, which is still on their blog page, as a "Guest post": thegreatbear.co.uk/video-tape/8mm-hi8-video-tape-digitising-upright-electric-guitar/ Here's wishing you success in whatever you are up to now. People like us are few and far between these days... All the best, Nelson

I saw the headline, thought about all the work involved, and i knew i had to watch.

This man really has a portrait of davie casually sitting on his counter

Remember kids: he did this so YOU don't have to. Please don't try this at home :)

It is actually a tough task. Appreciate your hard work

WOW. I'M truly impressed

This could 100% be used as an instrument in a horror movie.

So, yes. It sounded like a jacked piano. It’s still a hammer on strings.

It’s amazing!

I love your videos

Me: Mom can you buy me guitar pls? Mom: We have Guitar at home Son Guitar at home:

Dude mad respect for this v big brain 🤯

Hardwork sir👌

the piano needed to be tuned before you even replaced the strings lmao

As a huge horror fan I actually really like the sound in the end result.

I bet that string company really wished they had sponsored this now. Instead of a great timeless add they now just have Mattias breaking their strings for all eternity.

you played river flows in you now i’m officially invested

Watching him cut those strings was physically painful for me.

The most impressive part about this is that he didn't give up

I hope you got this golden opportunity to record samples from it! It would be super interesting to make a nice VST plugin of this piano 😊

Sir you're a legend

Here's the question that has to be asked, probably already has been asked, and maybe already has an answer: Have you strung, or do you plan to string, a guitar with piano wire?

Imagine after this video, he dicided to put piano strings back on... - a lot of hours