lmaoao ur spitting facts fr- pov: you're out on a walk. something just doesn't feel right. - the feeling that something, somewhere, is about to go horribly wrong. - you take another step along the pebbled path. something shifts behind you. another step. more movement on the ground from the corner of your eye. - walking faster along the pathway, hoping to get home as soon as possible, you pause as you see... a sinkhole? in the middle of the path? - leaning down over it to get a closer look, you take another tentative step forward. - a rock shifts under your foot. then another. more and more of the pebbles around where you're standing crumble away, seemingly getting sucked into the ground. - a chiming noise, like a muted windchime, echoes from below your feet. - you start running. - the chimes get louder. - it gets harder to step forward, as if you're running through water. - the chimes get louder. - soon, as you try to take another step closer to the familiar driveway of your house, your foot meets ...nothing. not the steady ground as expected, but the same sensation as missing a step when going down a staircase. - the chimes get louder. - the feeling of falling. - the chimes get louder. - the chimes get louder. - *the chimes get louder.*
Sounds like the sound effect in Mario when either Kamek or the Koopalings put a spell on Bowser every time he gets knocked out the first time fighting Mario
the idea is derived from the native american rainsticks, cacti rolled outward in, sealed with pebbles. traditionally used as the name states to entice the gods in order to produce rain. great application of the concept
It sounds like gravity elements chance and random activating the ear mechanics in our anatomy. Its looks really sturdy. I bet a lot of people brainstormed together to make it happen
Thanks for the info! Our city's Park & Recreation committee is putting up new playground equipment for the kids, and this looks like it could be really fun!
I like to see it once again in a few years from now, to see how many pebbles get stuck on the way (if they're too large) and listen to how it affects the sound. I would also play with it for a long time. Great idea!
It might've been genius if it wasn't so heavy. That way one could transport it to a stage easily to use it in a concert as part of the instrumentation. It would sound good as a piece in the music played. 🕊
Yes, of the greatest minds in history, let us not forget: "Person who created musical Plinko sculpture". It had gotten rave reviews, with critics calling it "a real hit with the little ones who come to the park" and "just some other modern art"....One reviewer stated: "its basically a glorified wind chime, really". Social intellectuals have also commented on it.... (i assume) with comments like 'cool', 'neat' and even 'fine, but please stop bothering me' (in my head. dude, I just said I was assuming. I didn't waste a real intellectual's time on this). "Genius".... to hell with words and their definitions! This is EPIC and is, LITERALLY, the work if a GENIUS! "True Dat, Yo" - Some Horse Guy
My sleep paralysis is usually accompanied by an audible hallucination that sounds like you're sinking in deep water and a bunch of dark cloaked figures
@Frankie Jenkins with me it's always if I fall asleep on my back, that's when I wake up with the feeling of something pushing down on my chest. I always try to go to sleep on my side/front now.
On the real. I'm starting to wake up and can't move a lot more as I get older but it's been going on for 8 years. Started out 1 or 2 times a year. Now like once a month. It scares the shit out of me. I figure out I set it off when I nap with my hat over my face or if I have a pillow under my neck wrong putting press on points in the neck. The only thing is the last time if happen I had neither hat on my face or my neck pressure pointed. So now I don't know. I use to think if made sure not to do these thing if wouldn't happen but now Idk.
This was charming but I would have preferred that a stone strike high notes going down to low beside a stripe going the opposite way perhaps with a division between then on a diagonal. I think this would have created the most interesting self/compositions. I’ll have to make one : )
The sound you hear at 3AM while walking through the dark house refusing to look behind you while increasing your speed till you get to your destination.
One of the funniest experiences in my life was seeing the reaction on my friend’s face as she tasted the heaped teaspoon of Vegemite she’d just put in her mouth as I’m screaming Noooooo. I’d looked up from my meal and hadn’t realised what she was about to do. Poor woman.
Any sound, given the right context, can be terrifying. During playtime, this is amusing. At midnight, this is terrifying. A baby laughing is amusing. A baby laughing in a house with no baby is terrifying.
I'm the guy hiding in the closet watching you sleep. While this music plays. When you're standing outside your window, you will find me staring up right back at you from a distance🤣🤣🤣
I have a buddy who does nighttime security for local contractors, keeping an eye on job sites. Once in a while, he will see some idiots trying to steal stuff. Then they try and hide from him. He shuts off all his truck lights, turns on the nught vision and plays ice cream truck music over his PA while slowly driving around the site. It's friggen funny
someone created a metal Rainmaker stick I see. a Rainmaker is a type of cactus that has been cut and dried and there is small little beans or rice placed inside this hollowed-out Cactus tube. when you turn the cylinder tube upside down the rice or beans fall through it and it makes literally rain falling sounds, it is a beautiful sound :]
It's the moment of terror when you see ''something'' behind that dark corner but you can't really know what it is. You can't move because you are afraid.
Indeed. Once I heard how it sounds, I immediately imagined how crazy it would be to arrive there at night, not knowing about it, and then suddely hearing that freaky sound out of nowhere.
Whoever made this wasn't a genius, they were inspired by the native Americans and what they made from a piece of cactus called a rain stick. Whoever thought of that idea though.. yeah. Genius.
@Seangle An engine runs smooth, like a clock. If your clock/watch or engine makes this sound, the gearing would be falling apart, or operating in a way that's about to have a serious failure.
Oh, wait... No. I'm an idiot! It's NOT about making noise on the spinning vanes! You probably wouldn't be working on a spun-up engine! You're talking about dropping something in there and having to take the whole mother lovin' thing apart to find it, so you DON'T blow up the engine! Don't mind me; I'm just the neighborhood moron.🤤😞
@Omegaset you're about right. Have you ever spun a bicycle wheel, and then used something fairly stiff, like a popsicle stick to kinda pluck the spokes like a guitar pick? I can imagine doing something like that on the vanes of a turbine. In other words, hearing a sound like that means that something could be coming into contact with the turbine vanes while the thing is spinning. And since turbine engines spin at about 15,000 rpm, anything you hear coming into contact with the vanes may be the last thing you hear just before the engine goes to pieces with a LOUD BANG!💥 and sends shrapnel flyin' ALL over the place like jagged bullets!
Either the sound of when you calculate the square root of infinity or...when a faceless psychotic chases Dennis Weaver through the California desert in an oil tanker.
If anyone is interested this is at the children's garden at the Huntington botanical gardens in California. We went there a few months ago when we were in the area. My son enjoyed this area.
I watched a video of a guy disassembling a jet engine, just for fun he dropped a bolt thru the engine the long way while the engine was standing on end. Made this exact sound as it bounced off the many rows of blades as it passed. (Engine was already scrap, just as a demonstration.) Search 'agentjayz - sound you never want to hear'.
LMAO. AND THEN ABRUPTLY STOPS WHEN HE GET SLAIN FROM BEHIND MID CRAZY MODE AND GOES : UUGGHH...HOW...IS THIS POSSIBLE...YOU...THUD ON GROUND** and the hero just says : okay guys let's get a move on. like it was a casual Thursday evening.
Hear that sound in the middle of the night while u walk alone in that park and then say that again. I haven't heard something more horror inducing than that sound.
At some aviation museums there are old jet turbine engines mounted vertically and they let people drop BBs down through the compressor blades. It sounds pretty much just like that. I'll bet that's where the idea came from.
Funny how you can take someone else’s video, say the person who made a concrete slab with rods in it is a genius (without elaborating), and still get more than half a million likes
