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I Tested the World's Craziest Instruments!

1h 08m video Published Jul 5, 2025 Transcribed Jul 25, 2026 L Landen Purifoy
Beginner 22 min read For: General audience interested in quirky musical instruments and entertainment.
AI Trust Score 55/100
⚠️ Average / Some Fluff

"The title accurately promises crazy instruments, and the video delivers a variety, but it's padded with many quick, shallow reviews."

AI Summary

The video showcases a series of unconventional musical instruments, ranging from fruit-based synthesizers and Tesla coils to 3D-printed instruments and VR music apps. The host tests each instrument, often with humorous results, and rates them based on playability and novelty.

[00:01]
Introduction to Crazy Instruments

The host presents a variety of unusual instruments, including a lightsaber with a built-in synthesizer and the world's smallest violin.

[01:48]
Syntheset with Fruits and Vegetables

Using a SynthKit, the host connects fruits and vegetables like potato, carrot, and an expired cheese stick to create music.

[04:45]
Visit to Brand New Noise

At Brand New Noise, Richard shows custom instruments like 'Reverse the Curse' and a Kalimba, demonstrating unique sound effects.

[07:43]
Musical Tesla Coil

A Tesla coil plays music via Bluetooth; the host plays it with a MIDI keyboard and gets burned.

[11:03]
Moog Thein and Pocket Drums

The Moog Thein synthesizer and pocket drums are tested; pocket drums are found to be unplayable.

[13:08]
Roland Aerophone Go (EWI)

The electronic wind instrument plays multiple instrument sounds; the host plays flute and clarinet sounds.

[16:12]
Ferrofluid Audio Visualizer

A black goo (ferrofluid) reacts to music, creating a visualizer; it is compared to a Venom symbiote.

[17:33]
VR Instruments in Virtuoso

In VR, the host plays drum pads and a harp, finding it helpful for creativity and writer's block.

[20:44]
ArtSabers Lightsaber

A customizable lightsaber with synthesizer sounds; the host plays it like a musical instrument.

[21:27]
PlantWave: Plant Music

Clips attached to a cactus, peppers, and an apple produce sounds based on plant activity.

[23:07]
3D Printed Instruments

A variety of 3D-printed instruments, including an ocarina, ukulele, staff flute, and a 3D-printed violin that sounds surprisingly good.

[33:48]
TikTok Shop Instrument Reviews

The host buys and rates several instruments from TikTok Shop: a foldable piano (4 stars), a cheap guitar kit (1 star), a metronome watch (5 stars), a speaker jibbit (4 stars), and a voice amplifier (4.5 stars).

[53:24]
World's Smallest Instruments

Tiny versions of violin, piano, harmonica, drum set, accordion, ocarina, saxophone, grand piano, kalimba, Simon, and jukebox are tested; many are playable and fun.

[01:06:07]
Final Song Creation

The host combines various tiny instruments to create a song, concluding the video.

The host successfully creates a song using the tiniest instruments, demonstrating that size doesn't limit musical creativity.

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Study Flashcards (10)

What instrument uses fruits and vegetables to make music?

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The SynthKit (Syntheset) allows fruits and vegetables to be used as a MIDI controller.

01:48

What is the name of the company that makes custom instruments like the 'Reverse the Curse'?

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Brand New Noise.

04:45

How does the Tesla coil play music?

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It can be connected via Bluetooth to play music, and it can also be controlled with a MIDI keyboard.

07:43

What is the Roland Aerophone Go classified as?

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An electronic wind instrument (EWI) that uses a breath controller.

13:08

What does the PlantWave device do?

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It translates the electrical activity of plants into sound, allowing you to hear 'plant music'.

21:27

What was the host's rating for the foldable piano from TikTok Shop?

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Four stars, but it was difficult to play and the keys were thick.

34:03

How many stars did the metronome watch receive?

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Five stars, because it accurately keeps time and is discreet.

35:35

What is unique about the 3D-printed violin?

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The entire body was printed in one piece, and it sounds better than the host's real violin.

28:32

Which tiny instrument was made by Sega in 2007 and costs around $600?

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The world's smallest fully playable grand piano.

01:02:56

What did the host use to play the tiny grand piano?

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Chopsticks, because the keys were too small for fingers.

01:03:50

💡 Key Takeaways

🔧

Fruit Synth

Demonstrates that everyday objects can be turned into musical instruments using simple electronics.

01:48
📊

Tesla Coil Music

Shows a dangerous but fascinating way to produce music with high-voltage electricity.

07:43
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Plant Music

Introduces the concept of bio-sonification, where plants' electrical signals are converted to sound.

21:27
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3D Printed Violin

Highlights the potential of 3D printing to create functional musical instruments that rival traditional ones.

28:32
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Digeridoo Fail & Success

A humorous contrast between initial failure and later success after learning proper technique.

47:45

[00:01] know which instruments sound the best and which ones are the most fun to play. These instruments are actually insane. Like this lightsaber that has a built-in synthesizer or the world's smallest violin. One of the instruments even

[00:14] electrocuted me. Okay, we have music kitten. Collect me, play me. Okay, here we have all of our musical kittens all in the right order. You just squish them.

[00:31] awesome. Let's see if we can like play chords together. I think

[00:45] cry when they hear it. [Music]

[00:59] I've literally never touched a boom whacker before, so I'm pretty excited. All right, this will be my first time ever whacking a boom. That was awesome. That felt way better than I ever thought it really would. That was awesome.

[01:17] That really does feel great. I love that. actually hurts. I think we should try to make a song. These are all we need for make a song. These are all we need for the song.

[01:36] are so loved. These things are a blast. And we're just getting started. There's way crazier instruments coming up later. Now we have the syntheset. We have lots of fruits and vegetables here. I'm just going to try to play this without using

[01:48] going to try to play this without using the instructions. All right, here we go.

[02:07] that's gross. See if this works. It works. That is inside. That is inside. Now, let's use the potato. This might be another instance of inserting.

[02:19] Carrot is next. There we go. That just works better. Celery is next. I'm just works better. Celery is next. I'm just going to insert the celery. Testing. There we go. We are going to try to turn this expired cheese stick into a piano

[02:32] this expired cheese stick into a piano keyboard. I'm going to insert this. I really hope this works. Moment of truth. Yes, the cheese stick works. [Music] Let's see if this works.

[02:50] It kind of works. And then the final thing is a drinking drink. This Celsius has nothing in it anymore. All right, time for the final one. time for the final one. Let's play a song, shall we?

[03:08] person to play Rush E on a banana, avocado, potato, carrot, celery, expired avocado, potato, carrot, celery, expired cheese stick, waffle, and Celsius can

[03:34] can't make music with this one. But recently, I made a video with Soup Timmy and he gave me this Rubik's Cube that apparently can play music. That's kind of epic. All right, let's try it. I'm very

[03:53] going to try to do what it says and play with Mary had a little lamb.

[04:05] messed up a little bit, but that was amazing. This is kind of cool. Oh, wait. There's more sounds. Why did it do that?

[04:30] funny. This is going to be so hard. I'm now going to play Rushy on a Rubik's now going to play Rushy on a Rubik's Cube. Timmy. So, while I was researching to find the craziest instruments, I came

[04:45] across a company called Brand New Noise. happen to be based in Dallas. So, we're made it to Brand New Noise here in Dallas. This is Richard. He actually owns the shop and makes all of the crazy instruments here. I'm super excited to

[04:59] check everything out. Awesome. Let's take a look. This guy is my newest Reverse the Curse. So, that is a sick name. that is a sick name. So, you've got Hey, let's see how this

[05:12] So, you've got Hey, let's see how this thing works. Hey So, there's your loop switch. There's your delay controls.

[05:30] Oh my gosh, [Music] that is so crazy. You can just make literally Exactly. Out of Well played. out of like talking.

[05:46] That is insane. Let's do the Calima. I wanted something it, it sounded good. You wouldn't have to have any skill level. Comment down below if you know this song.

[06:10] That's sick. Okay, we just got back and Richard was nice enough to actually give bunch. We got the cranky. So, we have the happy birthday song right here. We're just going to feed it through and crank it up.

[06:24] [Music] Now, if I press this black button, it should play back the recording. And then [Music]

[06:43] all right, I'm really excited for this one. Uh, let's go ahead and try this thing out. Okay, that was nice. Okay, so the Lava Genie has two main modes. There's auto mode, which is how the guitar comes, which you just use these

[06:56] two squishy buttons at the top, and you have your arpeggiator. So, if you put your finger on a chord, but this bigger squishy button right but this bigger squishy button right here actually does full strums.

[07:12] activate it by pressing this button and the three buttons down here. So, you can the three buttons down here. So, you can do really cool sounds like this.

[07:27] Super sick. If I hit this middle button, it will start playing drums and then you can play along. [Music]

[07:43] seen all year. It's so different from a normal guitar. This thing is pretty crazy. This is a musical Tesla coil. I've never seen one in person. This is kind of cool. You can see all the components on the inside. I don't really

[07:56] together. I'm scared. I feel like Hey, I was think as I was screwing it on, I was like, this could start doing its thing. Hey, this thing's kind of scary,

[08:11] man. All right, so it's unplugged now, and we're going to insert the needle. Uh, that was a little scary. We tried inserting the needle while it was on and it started making gunshot sounds. This seems very dangerous. Okay, so we have

[08:23] the Tesla coil. Apparently, you can connect this to Bluetooth and play music down a little bit and get it kind of moody in here. Okay, so I just changed it to the little music part of the the switch. I'm going to load on a song.

[08:38] Oh, it's so loud. Oh, it gets hot. Let's try another song. [Music]

[08:56] Hey, [Music] it's like a raven here. The moment you've all been waiting for. What would a Tesla coil video be without Goku? Here we go. Goku might die right here. This

[09:09] is it. Oh, it's hot. No. All right. [Music]

[09:37] don't even know what happened. All right. Now we're going to try a MIDI keyboard with this and see if we can I don't know if anyone's ever tried this before. I think I can get it to work. Let's test it.

[09:49] scary. This whole thing is a little scary. All right, we did it. We are literally playing music with a Tesla coil.

[10:11] Spider-Man. I need these more than you. Here is I need these more than you. Here is Rushy on a Tesla coil.

[10:30] can play music. Uh, it's very cool. I played it with a keyboard. I've never played music with electricity. That was pretty cool. I burned my finger. So, if careful. Even though that instrument literally burned my finger, I decided to

[10:43] try the most futuristic instruments I could find. This is the Moog Thein. This thing looks like a spaceship. Okay, let's plug this thing in and try it. let's plug this thing in and try it. [Music]

[11:03] Rainbow. [Music] the beginning. There's way cooler

[11:16] instruments coming up later. These are pocket drums. I've seen these all over But I'm just going to press the power button. Oo. Okay. I'm like really bad at drums. So, we're just going to try this out.

[11:33] when you play it. [Music] What the heck? And then here's the kick drum.

[11:47] idea. All right. So, we have my amazing friend Aaron here, and he's actually a he's going to try out the Arrow Band drumstick.

[12:04] I'm going to get killed. [Music] What? What's over there? This feels so unnatural to me.

[12:20] I really want to like figure it out, though. though. God, that guy goes crazy. God, that guy goes crazy. Here, let's change the g.

[12:35] drums with these. It's like the jellyfish thing. [Applause] [Music]

[12:53] [Music] I mean, it's fun. I don't want to play. I'm sorry. I'm done. done. This is not from the future.

[13:08] This is called an EWI. EWI stands for electronic wind instrument. This is such a cool device. It actually uses a breath controller just like a clarinet or an obo. I've used EWIs before, but I've never used the Roland Aerophone Go. This

[13:22] built-in speaker and a bunch of cool sounds. So, let's try it out. instrument, you can only play one sound. Like a clarinet plays clarinet sounds.

[13:42] sounds. So, I just played a flute. I can also play a [Music] I think that's actually a clarinet

[13:55] another sound. I think this is the string sound. [Music] That is so cool. [Music] I did not even mean to play that.

[14:14] random spot on here and there's a bunch of weird percussion. This is one of the coolest instruments I've seen. Okay, so this is the -ray by

[14:28] Embodi. I just plugged it in and now I see like this little keyboard. [Music] It's like this little keyboard and then some some buttons and like a fader right here. Wo, this is crazy. And it looks

[14:43] like there's all different kinds of instruments. It's so cool. Like ripples when you play it. That's cool.

[14:55] The texture is like a fabric. Like it's a really soft, smooth fabric that you can just like glide your finger on. And then you can also like tap it,

[15:07] which is really cool. And then you can actually like press down into it. [Music] [Applause] That is so satisfying. And I think you can even hold down multiple fingers.

[15:28] your own board, which is really cool. So, I actually made like a pixel art like Super Mushroom, and I added my own sound. So, when I click on the spots, [Laughter] it plays Super Mario sounds. And I even

[15:45] it plays Super Mario sounds. And I even have this. I was just messing around with it and made this super cool song.

[16:12] most futuristic instruments I've ever seen. This is the closest thing I have seen to a Venom symbiote. Okay, this thing is a ferrofluid audio visualizer. Okay, let's go ahead and turn this thing on and see what it does.

[16:29] Let's try to play some sound through this. Okay, we have the Burn Slap going to play music from my phone. Let's check it out.

[16:47] [Music] So, as the music calms down, the black goo actually just settles down, kind of goes to sleep a little bit, and then as goes to sleep a little bit, and then as soon as that beat comes in, it reacts.

[17:02] It literally looks like a symbiote from like Venom or something is in there and like dancing to the music. I had an idea. Okay, I hooked up my synthesizer idea. Okay, I hooked up my synthesizer to the burn slap. Let's try this out. Am

[17:18] to the burn slap. Let's try this out. Am [Music] about gaming in VR. Maybe watching some Netflix, some YouTube, but did you know

[17:33] you could actually play music in VR? I have never tried music in VR. I haven't done much VR in general. Let's try this. All right. Okay. So, we're in VR right now. This app is called Virtuoso and

[17:46] apparently you can play some really cool instruments in VR. Okay, let's try M pads. Okay, this is a high hat. This is going to be kind of like the pocket going to be kind of like the pocket drums actually in a bass drum.

[18:05] This is This is awesome. And I can just like if I want boom get a crash right there. I'm already way I'm just a better drummer. Okay, let's try the W better drummer. Okay, let's try the W harp.

[18:20] Whenever I strum these strings, I can feel it vibrating. feel it vibrating. [Music] Wow. With VR instruments, you could literally make any kind of instrument

[18:32] literally make any kind of instrument you want. Okay, we have a microphone. my cameraman is probably looking at me like I'm literally insane. He does not

[18:44] like I'm literally insane. He does not see anything that I'm doing right now. see anything that I'm doing right now. [Music]

[18:58] Dude, I mean, I am dead serious. You can genuinely make some really cool new stuff if you have writer's block. This can literally make brand new ideas that can literally make brand new ideas that you would have never done on your own.

[19:12] Well, that was virtuoso. I don't really want to be back in the normal world. That was kind of crazy. All right, time for one more. So, this is called trombone champ. Personally, I played clarinet in high school. It's never too

[19:24] late to start something new is what they say, I think.

[19:36] Wait, I'm not ready. Hey. Oh, shoot. Hey, restart. Uh-oh. Oh no. Everybody's Hey, restart. Uh-oh. Oh no. Everybody's not liking me. Everybody hates me. They're all covering their ears. How do you pause? Oh, I paused. Retry, please.

[20:12] [Music] You don't even know, Jameson. Kind of sounds like I'm farting. I wish I could fart like this. I don't even care anymore. Yeah.

[20:31] [Music] [Applause] got Mickey Mouse gloves on. Well, that was fun. This is a lightsaber. All right, this thing is insane. This is a super realistic, fully customizable

[20:44] lightsaber from ArtStabers. I actually loaded a custom mode onto this saber. I like to call it the synth saber. [Applause]

[20:57] It makes all kinds of like cool synthesizer sounds. And if I'm not mistaken, this was actually made with a profit synthesizer, actually made with a profit synthesizer, which is so cool.

[21:15] [Music] [Applause]

[21:27] connect to plants and listen to the music they're making. Okay, first I'm clamps to the plant wave. And now I'm going to take these two little clips and I'm going to clip them right on the leaves of the cactus.

[21:49] the cactus. Do you guys hear that? This is cactus music right now. This is crazy. It's verying. Low key, that's kind of like the pricks of the cactus. That's insane. There's actually some like ooze coming out of

[22:03] the cactus where the cliffs are. Okay, let's try out these peppers. Okay, I think I'm going to actually connect these to one of the peppers.

[22:19] There's actually a graph and it's showing the activity. Okay, I'm just going to stick this in the pepper soil. There's one. Here's Oh, cactus. Man,

[22:37] That is pretty insane. Okay, let's try out an apple. Spotify. This is my favorite song so far by by far.

[23:07] cool. You should definitely check them out in the description. Those were some if I had a machine that made its own instruments from scratch? Okay, this is the first thing we 3D printed. This is a Super Mario fidget toy.

[23:31] testing a violin you can print at home, a crazy staff that turns into a flute, instruments. Next, I printed off an ocarina like the one from The Legend of ocarina like the one from The Legend of Zelda.

[23:47] good, but it looks kind of boring. So, we did this. [Music] You can actually use different kinds of glow-in-the-dark. Believe it or not, this ukulele was completely 3D printed.

[24:00] We finally got this tuned. Now, it's time to try it out.

[24:17] my life. That's a ukulele. Okay, this is the hidden staff flute. The company that Okay, apparently you just take off this cap and take off this cap and then I guess you just flick it and it turns into a staff. All right, let's try it.

[24:31] That is just so fun. Okay, this is a hidden staff, but it's also a flute. Feel like I'm playing a flute. I'm a floutist. Subscribe to Land and Purapoy floutist. Subscribe to Land and Purapoy or taste the wrath of my staff flute.

[24:49] Whoa. So, this is a drone flute. It plays two notes at once. Listen.

[25:03] collapses and you can fit this in your pocket. They also make all of these Banana. [Applause] This kind of looks like a recorder.

[25:21] holes. Oh my gosh, that's loud. Oh, look at this. This one even has a little keychain. Oh. Oh, it's so tiny. If this actually sounds good, this is going to be like

[25:36] sounds good, this is going to be like the most portable instrument ever. the most portable instrument ever. [Music]

[25:49] Oh, that's so cool. It's the jazz scale. You like jazz?

[26:02] probably going to freak out. I have a decibel reader right here. We're going to see how many decb this gets up to. All right, here we go. 3 2 1

[26:20] Oh my gosh, dude. It's so loud. Yeah, that was definitely 118 dB. I 3D printed that was definitely 118 dB. I 3D printed boom whackers. These things are awesome,

[26:33] guys. I just figured something out. You can turn these into a pan flute. Boomhackers. Just like the Boomhackers, I played the

[26:45] one really brings me back. But in elementary school, I didn't have a dragon recorder. This thing is pretty lit. This would give you like a,000 plus aura if you pulled up to kindergarten with this. Like come on.

[26:59] with this. Like come on. [Music]

[27:17] recorder when I was in first grade. Recorder Squad, let me know where you're recorder. This thing's awesome. Next up, I printed an Aztec death whistle. It was said that the Aztecs used to blow into these to frighten their enemies because

[27:30] well, I've never blown into this before. right, here I go. [Music] terrifying. If I heard this like going into war, I think I would pee my band.

[27:44] But, I decided to print a giant one. I'm pretty sure this is the largest death whistle in the world. Let's try to blow into this one. The hole is way bigger That's all the breath in my lungs. But I have an idea. Okay, this might be a

[27:58] stupid idea, but we have a leaf blower. I'm going to try to leaf blow into this cuz my lungs just can't handle this. It's going to like blow out of my hand, man. All right, here we go. Three, two, one.

[28:17] god, that was so loud. I printed out a violin. The crazy thing about this violin is that the 3D printer printed off this whole entire body in one piece have to buy strings to put on the violin, but everything worked great and

[28:32] it's all tuned. I just haven't played it yet. Okay, I have our bow right here. I forgot to add that, I think. But I think we can still play it. Let's try this. bro. Tell me why it sounds better than my real violin.

[28:53] Oh, it works. [Music] Wow. I want someone that actually knows how to play violin to try this. jingle. Here's Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.

[29:18] little frogs in elementary school we would use in percussion. You would stick and it'd make like frog noises. I saw the model online and I had to print it off. But then I was like, I want a giant frog. So on the software, I just

[29:30] made the frog bigger and tried printing it off. And this is what I got. A giant frog. He's so heavy. Listen to this croak. croak. And listen to this croak.

[29:44] Look how chunky he is, man. And now they're friends. I just printed off this bird, but it's also a whistle. Oh, you're supposed to put water in this and then it sounds like a bird, I guess. Okay, so just water. Oh, he's puking.

[30:00] Okay, so just water. Oh, he's puking. Let's try this out.

[30:12] outside. I'm not going to lie. Okay, we made it out to nature and we are now going to test this bird whistle and see if we can call in any birds.

[30:33] printed like bongo kind of things. I think they're jimbe jimbe jimi jimbe dr these are called, but they're cool. Uh they 3D printed in two pieces. We just red part. There's like a bunch of ways you can play this. You can just hit it

[30:47] you can play this. You can just hit it in the middle not a Jimbe drum player so don't criticize.

[31:01] criticize. How do you play two? Hello. And to go along with the drums, I got maracas. These were actually really fun to print. They printed with the beads. So, they printed and then you

[31:16] just take it off and there's beads in there somehow magically.

[31:29] can like I don't know what I'm doing.

[31:43] Anyways, it's pretty crazy the amount of percussion you can actually make with 3D printers. This is the tapophone. As you might have just saw, you just tap. You tap with this thing. It's 3D printed. It has a

[31:56] this thing. It's 3D printed. It has a really thin layer on the top. Hey, it kind of works like a pan flute, too. Look at that. That's pretty cool.

[32:20] insane 3D printed instrument you've ever seen. This is the Prussa.

[32:35] for anyone to print off at home. So in theory, you could print this guitar and even make this whole thing glow-in-the-dark. The like exoskeleton octagon design is just so cool. I have the perfect guitar cable to match this

[32:50] crazy guitar. And of course, we have our 3D printed guitar pick. Okay, we have the proof of hooked up to the amp. Let's crank this up. [Music] Ooh, this thing already sounds exciting.

[33:12] different, but it's really cool. [Music] The center of gravity is also like right dead in the middle, too.

[33:24] dead in the middle, too. [Music] [Music] This thing is crazy.

[33:36] Prussa actually made a great video explaining how this thing is put together, and I'm honestly blown away by this. This is definitely one of the most impressive instruments. While I was 3D printing these instruments, I heard that

[33:48] decided to buy every instrument on Tik Tok shop before it was gone forever. Holy crap, this thing gets huge. It's insane that all 88 keys are on here.

[34:03] Okay, let's see what sounds are on this thing. Oo, [Music] you know what this sounds just like?

[34:17] the comments. If you're actually trying to play piano on this, this is kind of difficult. I'm going to give the foldable piano four stars. I would give it more, but it's really hard to play, but it really does

[34:29] really hard to play, but it really does fold up into a small size. tock Shop was so cheap that I have to build it.

[34:41] Okay, that was such a pain to build. I had to screw in each one of these. And when I was actually tuning the strings, every time I would tune one of the strings, it would pull this plastic more and it would d-tune the rest of the

[34:53] strings. [Music] Oh, wo. You know, that kind of sounded like when you show like a Middle Eastern summer in like a show. No, never mind. Actually, this is the little tuning

[35:08] wrench that it came with. But whenever I tune this one, it makes this one loose. The noise is funny. This literally sounds like a horror movie. I feel like this is just going to pop and it's going to blind me. So, I'm

[35:21] going to rate this a one star. This sounds horrible. can keep time when you're playing music. Okay. Well, I'm going to put it on real

[35:35] comfortable. Like, I almost don't even feel it. It's not touchcreen. So, I feel it. It's not touchcreen. So, I think if I just press this button.

[35:49] Okay, it seems to work. But let's try it out while playing. I have the metronome watch set to 100 BPM. Let's try to play with it. to 200 BPM and we're going to try to play rush E.

[36:12] This is hard. This is like a totally different sensation. Okay, I think the metronome watch is going to be our first five-star rating. This did exactly what at a concert, you could literally just hide it under your sleeve.

[36:29] to your feet. Okay, so I guess we can just attach our jibbit. That was a nice little sound. I'm going to put the speaker facing outwards. Yeah. Okay. All right. Okay. Here we go. We're going to try out

[36:43] Okay. Here we go. We're going to try out this speaker jibbit in three, two, one.

[36:55] It's kind of loud. This makes me want to move. Now, I'm going to run around and move. Now, I'm going to run around and test if these stay on my feet. My feet are soaked. The Jibbit speaker stayed on my feet, got pretty loud, and

[37:11] looks so stylish. It could have better sound quality, but you know, I give the sound quality, but you know, I give the Jibet speaker four stars. In elementary school, I had a plastic recorder, and I love that thing. If you

[37:25] comments and like the comment that says recorder squad. Let's see how many going to try it. This one only has six holes on it. [Music] It needs one more note. I feel horrible.

[37:39] It's unsettling. I need to hear one more C. All right. The metal body actually doesn't really change the sound. It I'm going to have to give this recorder two stars. I'm really upset that I can't

[37:53] play the full C scale. I'd definitely rather play my plastic one. one. Recordable lollipop. I feel like I'm going to get a disease

[38:05] from this. Well, this is what it looks like. Put the sugar in your mouth and nibble. [Music] try to put it on my mic and see if you can hear it. Oh no, it tastes horrible.

[38:22] can hear it. Oh no, it tastes horrible. So, it says recordable lollipop. So, I think this can record a message. Hello. Can anybody hear me?

[38:38] Ow. It's so loud. Hello. going to do. I'm going to have to rate this thing four stars. Wait, I think

[38:50] thing. Subscribe to Landon Purify's YouTube channel. Did you hear that? It said subscribe to Landon Puroy's YouTube channel. You have to. I guess the secret lollipop told us

[39:04] the message. Let's see how many real the message. Let's see how many real ones we got. a little excited for this one. I I did play clarinet and saxophone back in

[39:17] middle school and high school. So, uh Oh my gosh, this is horrible. my gosh, this is horrible. Oh, I see. Every color plays a note. Oh, I see. Every color plays a note. [Music]

[39:31] Saxopones can't play more than one note at a time. You should not be able to play a saxophone like this. I am lightheaded. Okay, I'm giving this a one and a half star. No, I'll give it a two. This is a

[39:45] the saxophone. You cannot play multiple notes at the same time. It does play notes at the same time. It does play though, so two stars.

[39:57] on your guitar and if you press on the chord it'll play the chord. We're going to put that to the test. I highly doubt this thing is going to work, but let's be able to read it. I don't want to break my guitar.

[40:11] Okay, so that's what it looks like on the guitar. All right, let's just see if the guitar. All right, let's just see if this works.

[40:23] Okay, that was gross. Oh gosh. D minor. it. I'm Hey. Okay, that one I almost heard D minor come out. No, not even heard D minor come out. No, not even pressing any of the strings.

[40:39] good. So, I'm going to give this thing zero stars. Let me play a sad song for you on the world's smallest violin.

[40:52] Go ahead and open it up. Oh, wow. It even came with a little bow. This thing actually looks pretty realistic. Now for the test. Let's see if it actually works. Oh, I don't know why I thought this was

[41:05] going to actually make a little bit of sound. This doesn't work. Well, it looks kind of cute. I'm going to have to give the world's smallest violin two stars. I make a little bit of sound, but it looks kind of cool.

[41:22] though. It just looks like a little silver puck with suction. Dang. Suction cups. Let's go ahead and play some sound through it.

[41:36] ahead and just attach it to this table and see if it does anything. the sound quality is definitely lacking, but do you hear how much louder it got?

[41:50] but do you hear how much louder it got? Listen. inside my shower. All right, here's without.

[42:08] speaker. If this was waterproof, it could go in here. I still don't see the point in this. That's really good. Holy crap. Listen to That's really good. Holy crap. Listen to this difference.

[42:32] speaker was really fun to use. I'm going to give it a three and a half stars, conduction. I don't know when I would use this. It was fun to play with.

[42:47] this is going to be so hard to play. Okay, let's try this out. there's actually a ton of controls on this. We have a record button.

[43:01] this. We have a record button. That is so loud. Play. Wow.

[43:13] that's already a way better mora sound. I already love this way more than the folding piano. The folding piano's keys were so thick. These are way thinner. were so thick. These are way thinner. These are more like real piano keys.

[43:25] These are more like real piano keys. Sounds good. It really does sound good.

[43:38] it into your computer. You can plug in headphones. You can even put your own music into this, a microphone. And it even has a sus hole. I'm giving the Rollout Piano five stars. This thing exceeded my expectations.

[43:54] There's a ton of sound. The rolling out works great. The keys feel good. This works great. The keys feel good. This thing is a blast. amplifier. Man, this looks a lot smaller than the picture showed it. Okay, so I

[44:08] guess we just put this headset on. Click the Britney Spears. Okay, let's go ahead and try this out. Check. Oh, hello. Check. Wo, that kind of scared me. This kid's pretty loud. I feel bad for my cameraman. It's pointed right at him.

[44:21] we're outside. We're going to test a Tik Tok shop voice amplifier. We are so just get this over with. Okay, can you still hear me? That's a

[44:33] yes. We're literally echoing off the houses over here. Check one, two. Oh, this can go really far, can't it? I'm going to go really far. I look like I'm on a jog with this headset. Okay, we're all the way at the stop sign.

[44:51] Uh-oh. Is this the range? Okay, I'm genuinely impressed at how far you could go and still hear this. I'm going to have to give it four and a half stars.

[45:04] little button for 3 seconds and it'll start recording audio. Let's put this start recording audio. Let's put this thing to the test.

[45:19] footage and I realized when me and L were recording that like I never pressed going to tell him. I I don't know what I'm going to do.

[45:35] footage and I realized when me and L were recording like I never pressed going to tell them. I I don't know what I'm going to do.

[45:48] don't have any of the footage from the last video I recorded. But that being said, I kind of have to give this five stars cuz it literally spied on a stars cuz it literally spied on a message and no one knew I was there.

[46:03] with a pick that is attached to the guitar so you don't lose it. Let's try it out. [Music] think I know what I want to rate this one. I don't think I'd ever be able to

[46:18] play a real song on this. I'm going to give this guitar a 1.5 star rating. It's I don't think you could actually play a song on this.

[46:32] that Tik Tok says translates 144 different languages. Let's try them on. It says this one's the left. Okay, I got to look at the instructions. Hold on. Okay, I got these things on. They're in English now. That took a century. Say

[46:44] Hola estas. Hello. How are you? Oh my gosh, it worked. That's crazy. It to play a K-pop song and see if this actually translates Korean in music.

[47:04] your voice that comes in even if I cover my ears with a barrier. What the heck? Okay, I guess these earbuds technically do work, but the app wants me to pay to use it now. That's kind of a scam. I'm going to give it a one star just cuz it

[47:19] going to give it a one star just cuz it actually does translate. don't know how to use a digo, but I'm just going to blow into it.

[47:31] Well, that didn't do anything. Wait, I don't know how to use this. I got to give it a zero star. I'm sorry, digy, dude. Jesse, this is just a piece of plastic. All right, next.

[47:45] [Music] Okay. Okay, I was doing it wrong. You're supposed to buzz your lips. [Music] [Music] Wait, I can harmonize with myself.

[47:58] Yo, it's kind of fire for a second. Hold on. this a three star. This is a three star rating. I'm retracting my one star. I'm

[48:10] rating. I'm retracting my one star. I'm I'm good with three. Tik Tok being too cheap. I have to build this myself. Nothing can beat the sounds of nature unless it's our musical table.

[48:33] But now we get to play this drum set. It's a little louder than I thought. would totally get this for my kid. I don't have a kid. Oh, this is like

[48:45] spiny. So you can one, two, three. Wait, six and one. One, one, two, three. Wait, six and one. One, two, three, four, five, six. They really

[48:57] drum set. Okay, I'm going to rate this thing three stars. I don't really understand how it's a six in one drum set. It's okay.

[49:09] see how this is going to be a guitar. I don't know what this is. Like, those aren't Oh, wait. It's definitely ringing. Oh, okay. I still don't get it. ringing. Oh, okay. I still don't get it. So, there's real strings here.

[49:23] Wait, wait, wait, wait. Dude, I don't understand what this is at all. Okay, I'm just going to tighten all the strings here. If you try to tune this, there's no way to tune this. I've been like tinkering with all these on the

[49:38] this string changes. And then it's sword open. Well, I think I broke it. But now we can see the inside. This doesn't really do anything. I'm gonna give this a one star rating.

[49:56] Okay, so this just looks like a a calima. This isn't tuned well at all. That is not an E. That's not a C. That's a B.

[50:11] Okay, this one's kind of cute, but you would have to go and tune it, and I don't have the tools for that. So, I'm going to have to give this a two star.

[50:24] these are getting weirder and weirder. Oh. Oh, it's kind of cool. Okay, so Oh. Oh, it's kind of cool. Okay, so let's try out the lightup guitar pick.

[50:38] strum, but it is just a guitar pick. Boop. It does not have a microphone. I'm going to give the LED guitar pick four stars cuz it does, but I really wish it changed colors.

[50:55] All right, now we have a mini digital piano. It comes with some cards. Oh my, kind of a lot. Comes with a little music stand. Oh yeah. Okay, so I see what it is. For each week of the month, you're supposed to practice this song and it

[51:07] think this is actually a great way to learn piano. But we're a pro, so we don't need these. Okay, let's try this out.

[51:19] Whoa. Oh, hold on. That threw me off. This was not the right note. Wait, wait, hold on. First of all, don't even know how I didn't notice this. Why are the piano looks like. They put the first octave on the bottom and then the second

[51:33] octave on the bottom and then the second octave just on the black keys. So weird. I'm going to give this digital piano calendar a four-st star rating. I really

[51:48] learn piano throughout the year, but the black keys are not real black keys and black keys are not real black keys and it's really confusing. I think all you do is slide this on his back. Hey, that kind of sounds like a

[52:04] back. Hey, that kind of sounds like a frog. it three and a half stars because it's it's a little simple, but it does what it's a little simple, but it does what it said. Three and a half stars.

[52:21] machine onto the wall. I got my boxing gloves. I'm ready to go. I'm just going gloves. I'm ready to go. I'm just going to turn it on and see what we do. 1 2 3 to turn it on and see what we do. 1 2 3 let's go.

[52:42] you can. I feel like I'm in a video game right now. you working up a sweat for sure. The song gets really annoying. Are there

[52:54] there's only that song. All right, here We're back to it. Let's see if I got any better with my training. Nope. Yo, this thing is staying on my wall.

[53:08] thought this was going to be garbage. This is so fun. I'm literally sweating right now. I'm literally rating this a 4.5 stars. This thing was so fun. A were way smaller than I thought, but it gave me the idea to find the tiniest

[53:24] instruments in the world. Wo! This is the world's smallest violin. So, a company called Tiny Circuits made this tiny violin that's actually playable. strings actually plays. So, there's four strings. 1 2 3

[53:40] four. That's kind of crazy. This thing is tiny. It's literally smaller than my Apparently, you can actually play the notes by using the the neck.

[53:59] And they have built-in songs. No way,

[54:11] this tiny little guy. Okay, I'm going to try to play Jingle Bells.

[54:23] scientists at Tiny Circus didn't stop at the violin. They made a piano. Ow. I'm expecting the piano to be the same as the violin. So, let's just turn it

[54:35] [Music] Why do so many of these pianos not have Why do so many of these pianos not have the last C? C D E F G A B C. We're the last C? C D E F G A B C. We're missing a note.

[54:51] okay. It's so tiny. And then I think it can play songs as well. Wo, that was kind of awesome. They sound like Nokia ringtones. This is the tiniest harmonica in the world. Well, there's not too much to talk about this.

[55:05] I say we go for it. That's a harmonica. Harmonas are already pretty small, but look how tiny this one is.

[55:17] harmonica only plays four notes, whereas this normal one plays 10.

[55:29] go to the next instrument. Next, we have the world's smallest drum set. Okay, these say finger drums on them. Let's turn it on. [Applause] Okay, so we just got a drum show.

[55:43] Okay, so we just got a drum show. There's a D and an F button. What is Stop it. Stop. Uh, I thought I got a drum set, not a zoo. Oh, hey, it's

[55:58] actually really responsive. actually really responsive. There's no high hat.

[56:12] need drums for our song. I think we can make this work. This is the world's smallest automatone. To play normal automatones, you use their stem to play for a little more fun. What did he say?

[56:25] But we have the world's smallest automatone right here. And it is tiny. These tiny automatones don't actually have a stem that you can play. You can of the best part. It actually has a little button that plays melodies.

[56:39] little button that plays melodies. [Music] fulls size rubber piano. Okay, this should be pretty simple. It's a piano.

[56:56] should be pretty simple. It's a piano. What? Oh, there's an on switch. Okay, so it works. impressed. Let's see if multiple keys work. Okay, so you can only play one

[57:10] work. Okay, so you can only play one note at a time. guitar and a rubber drum pad. Okay, let's turn these on.

[57:26] vibing with that. All right, let's try this. drums. I'm not going to lie, because it has a high hat. You can't play two drum notes at the same time.

[57:46] Okay, calm down, dude. How are you supposed to play this guitar?

[58:02] It doesn't finish the scale. I can play Stranger Things on it. Stranger Things on it. Wait, no, I can't. This is the wor This is the worst one. This is the world's smallest boom box. This thing is

[58:15] apparently you can play music on it. You know what? I'm just going to full send it. Volume all the way up. Let's see what happens.

[58:27] It's booming. Hey, it it works. Volume controls don't work. Pause button works. Well, I think this is cool for the visual aspect. I rather have like a Sony speaker or something. It does what it says. This is

[58:41] the world's smallest radio. Okay, let's see if this picks up a station. Subscribe to Landon Purify for the best music content on YouTube. Well, you heard it here, folks. Um, thank you so much, Mr. Radio Man. I'd

[58:56] channel. It means so much to me. You guys are the best. Well, the radio works. Okay, this is the smallest Dance Dance Revolution arcade machine. Apparently, this is fully playable. It has the little arrows that you step on

[59:09] doing this with our fingers, I guess. I saw this and just really wanted to try saw this and just really wanted to try it. Okay, I'm turning it on. Play

[59:21] Whoa. My fingers are dancing, bro. was pretty sick. I might be able to sample that song that we just played a

[59:34] little bit into our song. This is the world's smallest music box. I love that how it works. Whenever you crank this handle, it spins this little barrel. And these metal fingers. And each metal finger is tuned to a certain note. So

[59:49] finger is tuned to a certain note. So when we crank it, it's kind of creepy. [Music]

[1:00:03] Next up, we have the world's smallest electric guitar. I mean, look how tiny it is compared to a real guitar. Also, notice how this guitar has six strings. This Lug electric guitar only has three strings. It also has its own built-in

[1:00:15] speaker. That's cool. You don't even need an amp. finger. With three strings, this makes it so much easier for kids to play. Lug also makes a tiny amp to go with it. Let's

[1:00:27] try it out. All right, powering on. It's kind of good. It actually sounds great. It can get pretty loud. when we make our song. This is a tiny accordion. I have never in my life

[1:00:44] experience this together. To be fair, when I bought this, I thought it was this small. Okay, I have no clue what I'm doing. You guys can flame me in the comments. I think I put my hand here. No, I I don't know what I'm doing. Whoa.

[1:01:03] valve button to let it it sucks better and blows better. All right. Then we have buttons over here. These are all chords.

[1:01:16] in the comments. Is my thumb supposed to be in this hole? song. [Music]

[1:01:33] This is the world's smallest ocarina. Believe it or not, this tiny little good music. It has four holes on the top, two on the bottom. And I guess we're going to try to play notes like this.

[1:01:47] This actually works great. This is a normalsized ocarina. But this tiny ocarina can play the same amount of notes.

[1:02:10] could play any song with this. This is a mini saxophone. It's literally made out of plastic and rubber. This is a normal alto sax. Look at it compared to this uses a plastic read instead of wood. Okay, let's try this thing out.

[1:02:32] player. [Music] Okay, this kind of sounds like a dead animal. I'm not going to lie. Honestly, this isn't really a saxophone. It's missing a lot of keys for my pinkies and

[1:02:44] missing a lot of keys for my pinkies and some other spots. we're going to use it in the song. Let's go to the next instrument. This one is

[1:02:56] insane. This is the world's smallest fully playable grand piano. You Sonic the Hedgehog fans will be excited. This was actually made by Sega in 2007. These tiny pianos go for around $600. Now, I couldn't figure out how to use this

[1:03:09] thing, but then if you slide this back, it actually shows you your controls. it actually shows you your controls. Okay, I'm going to turn this thing on. I thought you just played the notes. It was playing the notes by itself. All

[1:03:24] right, I have a problem. Everything on this screen is in Japanese. Okay, I this screen is in Japanese. Okay, I think this should play a song.

[1:03:36] This is a player piano. What? This is so cool. I put the piano in play mode. So now when I press the keys, fingers. I had to get a pair of chopsticks just to play one note at a

[1:03:50] time. Let's try to play chopsticks with Let's try to play chopsticks with chopsticks.

[1:04:07] world's tiniest calima. Okay, calimbas are already tiny. This is tiny tiny. better than the clear calima in the last video. It really is.

[1:04:21] It really is tuned quite well. You might recognize this song. [Music] Flint and Spear. Even though this Calima is tiny, it makes a really calming, nice sound. This

[1:04:34] is the world's tiniest Simon. If you don't know what Simon is, it's a little the last note played. I haven't played Simon since I was like 8 years old. [Music] Oh, I thought it was.

[1:04:49] And I haven't gotten any better, it seems. Okay, let's try this.

[1:05:09] next instrument. Don't do that. normal size tongue drum. This one we can play with our thumbs. little tiny stick. And I don't think this is going to sound good.

[1:05:26] this is going to sound good. Actually doesn't sound bad. think kind of sounds better than the normal size. I kind of like using it normal size. I kind of like using it with this end.

[1:05:40] flavor to our tiny song. This is the world's smallest jukebox. I don't think this actually plays like a real jukebox does, but let's turn this on. Oo, it lights up. Oh, it's a radio. [Applause]

[1:05:53] Songs. One station respects the music. Oh, well, I guess this is just a radio. I don't get how it's a jukebox. We still need something to record our tiny instruments for our tiny song. So, we have a tiny microphone. Look how tiny

[1:06:07] this thing is. This mini microphone has a little 8 in jack. So, I'm just going we're going to test the sound quality of this thing. I have it plugged into my two, check. One, two, three. We are talking into the tiniest microphone. I

[1:06:21] thing sounds. I'm going to get really loud in this mug. And then I'm going to some ASMR. ASMR. We're testing the We're testing

[1:06:33] have to do a lot of editing to make this sound good, but I think we can make it work. This claims to be the smallest cello, but it just has a button on the back. I don't think it's going to be that good.

[1:06:45] that good. [Music] sample this and make it into our song. But this one, eh. Okay. Now that we've tried out all the instruments, let's go see if they can actually make a song.

[1:07:06] attention to something quite extraordinary, quite incredible, quite unlike anything you may have experienced in your life. in your life. [Music]

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[1:08:02] YouTube's algorithm actually works, you're going to love this video. Next [Applause] [Music]

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