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(Thread Starter) |  Video: Guy puts crazy effort into recreating Lamborghini V10 engine sound with beer can  In the picture above it is clear that a guy is holding a misshapen beer can to his lips - he's not drinking from it, he's using it to help him recreate the sound of a V10 engine. That's right: one man, one can, and the wail of one ten-cylinder motor. But we cannot stress enough that this is not your average beer-can trick. In the nearly seven-minute video demonstrating how to do it yourself, he turns into Bill Nye the Science Guy, providing a waveform of the sound of a V10 with high, mid, and low frequency breakdowns and glossal interactions with the can, plus aural relationships to "a third major chord" that he replicates with a keyboard. Science class and fun, you'll find them in the video below.Continue reading Guy puts crazy effort into recreating Lamborghini V10 engine sound with beer can Guy puts crazy effort into recreating Lamborghini V10 engine sound with beer can originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 06 Dec 2012 12:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments More... |
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