This 1930s Amp Design Sounds Amazing

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In which I demo an instrument amplifier inspired by the 1932 designed Resonateurs Métalliques by Martenot. The out-of-production Eowave Metallik Resonator is a beautiful sounding instrument, that instead of speaker cone uses a gong to turn electrical signals into sound. Thanks to ‪@JoshSemans‬ for showing the Ondes Martenot in this video, hit up his channel for more beautiful Ondes.
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@Hainbach 2 года назад

We made it into a VST/AU/AAX plugin: www.audiothing.net/effects/gong-amp/

@inthefade 3 года назад

I want a Johnny Greenwood- Hainbach collab in the vein of There Will Be Blood and/or Body Song.

@AlexBallMusic 3 года назад

It makes sense, but it was suprising how acoustic it made the electronic sound sources. The modded 606 sounded just like somebody playing acoustic percussion with soft beaters and the OP-1 sounded like an Erhu! Very interesting indeed. Nice to see Josh there too, that early stuff is absolutely fascinating (Ondes Martenot, Ondioline, Theramin etc).

@h2o1969 3 года назад

I thought the same. Especially the 606. I have seen some videos on making HiFi speakers with foam core, and they are supposed to sound great. I may just get several exciters and start making different speaker and see what different uses there are.

@davidgoeller5843 3 года назад

These metallic timbres are so rich! Would love to hear a soundtrack with this, it reminds me of Thom Yorke's Volk from the new(ish) Suspiria soundtrack

@matthewkelleher8442 3 года назад

while im not sure it's the same speaker (the ondes martenot had 3 different variations i think) you can actually hear thoms voice beung processed through one of these speakers on the radiohead track "you and whose army" so martenot cabinets are definitely a brush he's painted with before!

@davidgoeller5843 3 года назад

@@matthewkelleher8442 that’s really cool to hear. The martenot is such a gorgeous instrument

@matthewkelleher8442 3 года назад

@@davidgoeller5843 tis indeed. id love to play one one day. for now it looks like the spitfire labs version will have to make do :)

@pedrotlima 3 года назад

Josh's channel is amazing - filled with haunting performances on the Ondes. Such a beautiful instrument - and it always reminds me of the Rikers Island episode of Mozart in the Jungle (making me slightly happier in the process)!

@scarlettleaves9042 3 года назад

Hainbach, you are a musical biochemist ❤️ I really admire your explorations into these organic ways of making sound. The gong is so ancient, I never thought to hear one in the manner you have shown today. Also amazing is how old this technology is (the amp)! You always blow my mind, thank you.

@sonickitchen 3 года назад

Thank you! Mind-blowing as always. I'm a gong player and electrosonic junkie and love how gongs resonate and oscilate, how they unlock layers of sonic perception, vibrations and organic, mysterious natural synthesis. This gong amp of yours is next level. Bravo!

@jhowellkc 3 года назад

I'd love to see more Martenot inspired stuff. Especially the Palm Diffuseur!

@kazwat3482 3 года назад

Natural Ring Modulator. Very impressive.

@d.townzen1337 3 года назад

The sounds your pulling out of that wonderful machine would be right at home on near any old time radio dramas like CBS Mysteries or X Minus One. What a wonderful and interesting design for an amp.

@MMIStudios 3 года назад

The Ondes Martenot sounds very haunting. Sounds a lot like the scoring in the opening scene from the original Ghostbusters movie, where they're in the basement of the library.

@JoshSemans 3 года назад

That’s because that part of the score has Cynthia Millar playing the ondes Martenot 🥰

@MMIStudios 3 года назад

@@JoshSemans wow! I can't believe I actually identified it in something. I just thought it was probably some synth patch that sounded "like" it.

@MMIStudios 3 года назад

@@JoshSemans Can you point me in the direction of other compositions that either heavily or exclusively use the Ondes Martenot?

@iamteder 3 года назад

I think you should consider to start a documentary film about yourself. The BBC had David Attenborough, we have Hainbach.

@drkakophanos3013 3 года назад

Brilliant. I learn music history and get inspired by new musical ideas. I want one now!

@drkakophanos3013 3 года назад

And I thought this was Hainbach in 2013 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-c6YO1HQawss.html

@Jammyman998 3 года назад

Magical.

@Alleroc 3 года назад

*sees a Hainbach video about an amp* "What, is he going to use a gong for a speaker with it" *Hainbach does exactly that* "nice"

@stonedapesociety5628 3 года назад

Absolutely beautiful

@UghtC 3 года назад

Makes me wonder if Tangerine Dream used one on some of their earlier works. Awesome sound, and thanks for the explanation!

@loriscericolaziggy 3 года назад

SIMPLY WOW

@Tremuoso 3 года назад

magical piece of equipment

@zannfilm9645 3 года назад

If a company like Audio Thing could successfully model this it would make for an amazing VST plugin.

@nathanjasper512 2 года назад

What would be cool is if someone made a version with felt dampers. maybe on a pedal, with like a full damper or partial damper ability. I feel like being able to control the length of the note tails and cut them off like a piano player would add a lot.

@Hainbach 2 года назад

A pillow works, too: www.audiothing.net/effects/gong-amp/

@bazedjunkiii_tv 3 года назад

regarding 03:00ff drums were my very first thought when i saw this instrument... fever'ish ritualistic drums.

@turiyasky8603 3 года назад

Best video so far i think!

@WiihawkPL 3 года назад

now i wonder what happens when you use a gong as a convolution kernel

@astrojazzman 3 года назад

Wow this is awesome!!!!

@1-eye-willy 2 года назад

I have a 1950's fender bassman that needs new tubes, and it sounds very similar lol

@TomMilleyMusic 3 года назад

Oh cool so another idea I had already has existed for decades...awesome lol

@ritualcities 3 года назад

i found a patch years ago on the Eventide Timefactor that sounded like this concept.

@Hainbach 3 года назад

There are resonator patches in the H3000, too. Very lovely

@DrewskisBrews 3 года назад

I want to hear an exciter on a waterphone.

@Hainbach 3 года назад

Metal bathtub music

@russellzauner 3 года назад

I wonder if it can be hooked up to the plate reverb plate or the plate reverb driver can be hooked up to a gigantic gong

@antony123antony 3 года назад

Sounds like it would be ideal for prepared guitar or any other instrument

@Hainbach 3 года назад

Yeah the more I think about it there no instrument this does not work well with. Especially split with a "normal" amp.

@greenh609 3 года назад

As a guitar player these sounds make me feel so uncomfortable, and it's awesome!!!

@hypergorf6634 3 года назад

v cool gongplifier. tell me about that sweater tho

@elwrongo 3 года назад

Ha! True metal!

@zeusapollo8688 3 года назад

Is this the beginning of plate reverbs?

@Hainbach 3 года назад

Not sure, but the technique is similar

@zlessly 3 года назад

could you also kinda think of it as a plate reverb in a way?

@MatthewHarrold 3 года назад

You're a mad scientist bragging about the "cool neck bolts" you found. Planning on installing two of 'em in your new project. $0.02 Lovin' it.

@gwapovich2245 3 года назад

Can you give us tips about how you actually record the sound comin from the speaker? I built my own resonator but when I mic it Im havin larsen issues when its time to record

@eraritjaritjaka1 3 года назад

@hainbach: what about an IR of this amazing resonator?

@everydaysame4880 3 года назад

Hello..what a enlightening video..will google excites now..what do you think of hafler amps ? Also i asked you about synth you would recommend for esoteric slash generic sound for underground house music..you answered me but I cant find it on my phone..can you please send me more suggestions..sorry for messing about..thanks

@BowlcutSquadBowlcutsLab 3 года назад

This is crazy…!!!

@getbentaudio585 3 года назад

Whats considered an exciter in this contexts? Did I miss the explanation?

@Hainbach 3 года назад

Its also called transducer

@BudgeChem 3 года назад

Space Horror Ambience - Nostromo-Mode

@morbidmanmusic 3 года назад

so, a plate reverb..

@tymime 3 года назад

Another doohickey I wish was a plugin

@Hainbach 3 года назад

. . . . . :-)

@KptnHaddock_ 3 года назад

Ich will deinen Pulli heiraten

@thejibsplice 3 года назад

I remember an exhibition/installation with many "found object" resonators. Things like a metal street sign and wooden wardrobe with electronic exciters attached. Very cool sounds and amazing spatial distribution. I think it was either in the basement of the Berlin musical instrument museum or a temporary installation at the Edinburgh fringe.

@jhowellkc 3 года назад

I couldn't cart my "ghetto plate" homemade reverb to the UK, so we found a "ramp ahead" sign discarded and attached a driver to that for some shows in London for the 2006 BBC Electric Proms. Good times!

@MargaretSchedel 2 месяца назад

David Tudor rainforest?

@iamsushi1056 3 года назад

ok, time for Hainbach to just totally do a movie soundtrack all on his own, cool

@downhill2k013 3 года назад

He does theater soundtracks professionally lma

@gebhardmeilinger8578 3 года назад

Hainbach is a great movie !!!

@jjeshop 3 года назад

You've clearly not listened to his most recent album.

@Mmsmickey 3 года назад

Woow I would love to see a drone synth or even vocals going through this apparatus, cant wait!

@simondanielssonmusic 3 года назад

Just make a whole ambient techno album with the test equipment going through this. I'd listen to it a thousand times over :)

@humanoid9787 3 года назад

This + the Eowave Quadrantid Swarm could be interesting

@lachaineguitarededavid Год назад

The perfect blend between tube amp and singing bowl. It's amazing.

@noisejockey 3 года назад

Lovely! This is largely how I made my last sound effects library: placing gongs, cymbals, and sheet metal on top of a transducer. Anyone can do it with the right parts, and it's a great way to add a really unique timbre to any line-level signal hitting the transducer. Huge fan of this technique...your demos of this are great! Plus, the chance to mix this with specific mics and rooms for different tones is just endlessly inspiring. Honestly 17" or less seems fine to me.

@Underwtr 3 года назад

you should do a plugin on this with audiothing

@SanguinarySun 3 года назад

The sound of the drum machine going through it was absolutely amazing. I’ve wanted to hear something like that for a long time.

@SoundsMick 3 года назад

That Ondes Martenot performance from Josh was wonderful, sounds amazing. Amazing speaker, wow.

@EricMarinko 3 года назад

Agree. That was something special.

@studio-arrakenn 2 года назад

Fantastic! I have a cousin Bruno PERRAULT who is one of the specialists in Europe of the ondes Martenot. Your video is superb, bravo! 👏

@mrffoeg 3 года назад

This is something that a basic IR is probably not going to be able to reproduce but it would still be interesting to try

@Hainbach 3 года назад

Check out my new album here: ampl.ink/homestories

@felix_moser 3 года назад

📡

@iamsushi1056 3 года назад

My vinyl just delivered! … I just discovered that my built-in preamp blew. Well, I'll just have to listen to only the right channel for now.

@Hainbach 3 года назад

@@iamsushi1056 ouch!

@iamsushi1056 3 года назад

@@Hainbach the right channel sounds great! but yeah, ouch.

@TheActionCupcake 3 года назад

Can you add Tidal to the link list? Thanks!!

@ArmchairAmbience 3 года назад

Would it be possible to make an impulse response of this? Would that even work??? That would be amazing!!!!!!!!!!!

@edgeeffect 3 года назад

The tone reminds me a lot of playing a cymbal with a violin bow....

@MrRollingstone66 3 года назад

I wonder what it would look like if you were to zoom into the gong with a video camera while hitting different notes and pitch/ frequencies to see the distortion of the actual metal.

@mordaciousfilms 3 года назад

I could see David Lynch using this to score his films for sure. These sounds have that vibe.

@ENIGM23 3 года назад

Can we get a convolution of this gong maybe or a plugin would be insane with audio thing Thanks You for your content I love it The most peaceful channel imo Bye bye see ya

@ENIGM23 3 года назад

7:20 is just so chill

@DeadWhiteButterflies 3 года назад

I am so downloading that LABS pack. I love their stuff. Wanna make some ambient stuff anyway.

@MeatVision 3 года назад

I tell you this, it would be awesome for a thriller or horror movie score

@inthefade 3 года назад

Aaah yes they use this on the original Ondes-Martenot. Beautiful.

@rudetee 2 года назад

I’m surprised on how it can reproduce a fairly wide frequency spectrum. . Like the hi hats of the 606!

@Ve55el 3 года назад

...dude...you have to stop flexing...I'm so jealous already of your gear...and now you have friggin' gong amp?!! How do you leave the studio? :) ...I'm just being cheeky...no shade here...

@drpibisback7680 2 года назад

This is crazy. I'd be interested to hear how guitar feedback would sound generated through/by this, but I suspect you'd end up sending it into feedback with itself and the guitar would play no part. Edit: The synth sounds are pure old-school Ambient Industrial gold, I bet Coil would have gotten tons of use out of this thing. Just the right balance of eerie non-Western-sounding overtones and shimmering beauty.

@fedesartorio 2 года назад

Just saw that Eowave is apparently planning on making some more of these available in 2022! But I’m still curious to try something similar myself, I’m confused about the exciter though, anyone has any suggestions for that? Also am I right in assuming that sticking a contact mic to one of those would work to further amplify the sound?

@ProdNevali 3 года назад

hainbach you should definitely make a plugin of this ! that would be so cool to see

@rot_studios 3 года назад

Kinda like a plate reverb gone a bit off the wild end :D

@RB939393 2 года назад

Reminds me of the sounds i get playing behind the bridge on my jazzmaster. How can I make or buy one of these?

@TheChadPad 3 года назад

That's so fuckin cool. There's so much cool interesting shit out there to do with music, and we're just stuck here listening to pop songs with drum machines

@IanWaugh 3 года назад

That sounds awesome! Can you recommend a ready-built (I can't do DIY 😢 ) resonator/exciter? Thank you.

@jessehallaway9111 3 года назад

I will just happen to be in Berlin tomorrow and you just happen to be playing a gig near to where I'm staying. Whoop whoop!!

@badkampot 4 месяца назад

This stuff sounds amazing! Thank you Hainbach! Just ZEN!

@yfrontsguy 3 года назад

Crazy gorgeous OM playing there!!

@JoshSemans 3 года назад

Thank you! 🥰

@BF-up5xw 3 года назад

This sounds even better than I imagined! It would be a joy to play a real Ondes Martinot through one. I only have Soniccouture’s Kontakt library, but that does include a model of this resonator. Also, as a side note, I love your jumper! It’s gorgeous too, if marginally less musical.

@imlxh7126 2 года назад

damn, and i thought MY op-1 was scuffed up. feel less bad about it now xD

@valiumdupeuple 3 года назад

It's just a hardware convolution plugin! :-)

@sonikboom007 3 года назад

Wierd i kinda accidentally made something along these lines when i tried to make a cheap plate reverb. It didnt sound as good though!

@Igneous_Tone_Generator 3 года назад

Yes! an amp I can use in my solo guitar arrangement of Kontakte (I started this as a joke, and now Im realizing with current tech, its possible)

@yukesmusic 2 года назад

Just invested. Can't wait to put all sorts of instruments through it

@MFKitten 3 года назад

How intense is your mic preamplification that you can talk calmly that far away from an SM7b :p

@Hainbach 3 года назад

BAE 1272 delivers gain like mad 😃

@SyrusRayne 3 года назад

Heyyy, I was hoping you'd do a video on this! I remember you used it in a video ages ago and it's lived rent-free in my head since then. I'm absolutely going to have to build one. For example, I'm curious to try dampening the gong in various ways, especially for percussion.

@massimocesareAnnaloro 3 года назад

Bellissimo! In quegli anni straordinari è stata pensata tutta la modernità. Poi è crollato il cielo.

@buschovski1 2 года назад

this is amazing and beuatiful my friend. i love this. it is so exciting and inspring.

@jimpesh 2 года назад

Gives that breakdown in Alberto Balsalm kind of vibes.

@NoahLifMusic 6 месяцев назад

Can anyone point me to a DIY guide for this? Having a really hard time finding one! I know it's easy but I'd like some help selecting the proper amp.

@Hainbach 6 месяцев назад

There was a thread on modwiggler a while back

@mantashaft Год назад

Sounds like something Mickey Hart would use

@perrypelican9476 3 года назад

Listening to this stuff is fun because some of it is so nice but I must say that for my ears, most is not great. The thing is that it's worth waiting for.

@mortomusic8072 2 года назад

I'd like to imagine Siouxsie and The Banshees or Bauhaus got their hands on this amp

@Sidus666 3 года назад

This absolutely needs an impulse response for use in DAWs

@kellymerrill8024 3 года назад

Turns anything into a brass instrument, that would fit nicely in an orchestra.

@kinnectar820 3 года назад

Wow! So amazing, what a great idea! Makes me think of how many other interesting shaped metalic, or even wooden, objects you could excite with a transducer for different effects.

@simonkormendy849 3 года назад

Wow, you're getting some pretty interesting and cool sounds out of that 1930's amplifier, cheers for uploading the video, please keep them coming.

@EricMorello 3 года назад

This is interesting...now time to find or make a nice gong sample to use as an IR.

@hydorah 3 года назад

I dunno man... I think it might be colouring the sound just a tad

@whiterottenrabbit 3 года назад

Two questions: 1) Care to explain what the hell an exciter is, since it's nothing people are generally familiar with, as opposed to, say, an overdrive guitar pedal, a mic or a MIDI controller? 2) Seriously, what the hell is jour day job for you to be able to afford all the expensive gear?

@drpibisback7680 2 года назад

An exciter in this context just means a device that turns electrical audio signals into vibrations - a piezoelectric transducer of the kind used in Spring and Plate Reverbs to send the signal into the spring or plate would be basically what you use here. If you don't mind it not actually sounding like that in the room as you play, a contact mic on a large cymbal set against an amp apparently sounds somewhat similar when recorded.