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DIY Leslie Amp

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I've even had ideas like running around the room in a figure eight with the mic to the rhythm of the music whilst the band plays and record it
Comment from : @Mi-cha-el-Edward-Lee

That sounds beautiful brI've seen people do things like a cardboard mailing tube to get a flanger sound or swinging with speaker from the end of a rope
Comment from : @Mi-cha-el-Edward-Lee

Very cool
Comment from : @elierickson4720

This is more similar to the Yamaha RA/Doppola than the Leslie The speakers are fixed on a Leslie
Comment from : @BrunodeSouzaLino

Id stick to your transition to female
Comment from : @murdermuseum8280

Before black hole sun Frampton used it on Frampton Comes Alive His entire sound was a leslie
Comment from : @roquefortfiles

Analog tremolo
Comment from : @Haddosan

LOOK LIKE A BOY AND GIRL
Comment from : @warproject531

That’s actually pretty sick
Comment from : @Coolbikers24

What you have to understand is, a real Leslie doesn't just "make sound" It sounds amazing because it's a big wooden enclosure that 1 has a built-in, all-tube amplifier Tube amplifiers are famous for their warmth and attack (or kick), and 2 It features a dual projection system: one is the spinning dual horn, the other is a big woofer facing downwards, with a rotating drum around it The drum has an open section through which the sound of the woofer comer out Finally, 3 the Leslie moves a lot of air, unlike your toy amp in a harness Not only do you hear its sound, you feel it
Comment from : @Martim-v6v

Sounds beautiful honestly
Comment from : @gxtmfa

I legit do this when I listen to music on my phone LOL I just throw my phone up in the air and let it spin for a second 😂
Comment from : @cookiesrawesomee

Some old home organse have a little Lesley inside
Comment from : @jacobbockover1628

I love it ❤❤❤
Comment from : @jimiwills

stickit to a FAN
Comment from : @leo0o080o

You can use a fan
Comment from : @williamchardes7902

Now do it with a Marshall stack
Comment from : @DarianODirling

Natural Tremolo
Comment from : @ZacharysGamingExpOG

This is a cool idea in concept 👌
Comment from : @TmanUtube

Nice!
Comment from : @Connor565connor

So it seems this technique was much better than a Leslie cabinet or a pedal or two because those can't replicate the sound of the tripod about to break Take that, Leslie! 😜
Comment from : @MrPinkfloydian

Dope 😬
Comment from : @astro54541

Nice auto-pan and tremolo
Comment from : @JBF-GST-Tanda

Creep ?
Comment from : @snjychannel

"Faintly"
Comment from : @klaven1

honestly your not too far off on the sound great job! great viD!
Comment from : @yungleans3rdchild903

My buddies got two Leslies ,they gotta be 3 foot by 5 foot,i think they are the real deal
Comment from : @dustinpomeroy8817

Is $15 for the unit (minus the cabinet) a good deal? I think i may have to buy it for a fun project 🤔
Comment from : @mrgiggles4995

What was that song you were just playing right there sounded kind of like Elvis but a little too modern
Comment from : @justicemcdonald2939

vibrato
Comment from : @ko_505

experimental sound is everyday good job
Comment from : @SmokinFoolz

Honestly that sounds a lot like a Leslie
Comment from : @insanecomicdude

Just put it on a turntable so it's consistent and you can change the speed
Comment from : @tony_potsandpans

Most excellent
Comment from : @charlesmerfeld2988

And the animals house in New Orleans
Comment from : @zanedegroot4781

It’s like a nice warm tremolo
Comment from : @brandonstrong2048

Consider modifying a regular turntable, take the speed up to at least 78rpm but I'd suggest maybe taking it higher if you know much about modifying electronicsbrbrEdit: second thought, I think a pottery wheel would do even better
Comment from : @JLKDOOM

WHOP WHOA * whistles and points * was that Atomic Rooster??
Comment from : @davidreinhard6037

Holy Shit Organ representation! Never, ever thought I'd see this
Comment from : @scuidthesquid

Cool videobrAre you a girl or a boy
Comment from : @dezionlion

It kinda sounds like a Leslie
Comment from : @Brittjones

That's actually really cool I's more organic than a tremolo effect with a nice shimmery effect to it
Comment from : @minkorrh

Very nice
Comment from : @philip3240

I have to be honest that I cracked a BIG LAUGH at this amp just goofly spinning in the background while he does a serious face I can't take it lmao; i never thought someone could even use "lmao" in its original sense lol
Comment from : @The_Copper_Element_Itself

Honestly sounds pretty close to some of the crappy mini Leslie’s that were around for a minute
Comment from : @ParkerExp

He can talk!?
Comment from : @homieroad3992

I think powerful B-3 Frosty on drums it has to be Lee Michales yes yes yes
Comment from : @willgaukler8979

I had a Leslie, it didn't work and couldn't find anybody to repair it Traded it for a 67 SG Melodymaker
Comment from : @joedoomsdaypio4374

I’ve wanted to do this forever but never thought how to
Comment from : @bradley7013

or you can buy a 20 dollar pedal that does it for you
Comment from : @shawnio

Bad assery
Comment from : @iamjaychase1

Hearing someone call Black Hole Son a classic song makes me feel
Comment from : @RavenJCain

AND YOUR NOT GOING TO DO THE RIFF????
Comment from : @milkmansada

Foam baffle over a stationary speaker works better Carve up a piece of foam
Comment from : @6V6band

Zeppelin what is and what should never be
Comment from : @mickeyabbot5851

Or just buy a fucking rotary pedal, will do the trick!
Comment from : @InnAyyur

my brain just 🤯
Comment from : @ierankhenesguerra16

This is really cool! There’s another thing that I discovered recently I have a ceiling fan in my living room I play my 1969 fender telecaster through a split signal to 2 Different Center black face amps from the early 1960s When I turn on the ceiling fan the sound changes and sounds exactly like a Leslie! Crazy
Comment from : @GuitarUniverse2013

I made a small Leslie speaker from the inner workings of a home organ that went to salvage I've made 2 of them actually
Comment from : @DeadKoby

I've been into music gear for what you might call a long time I've never seen actual horns used for Leslie speakers I've only seen carved blocks of Styrofoam Hmm At my job, we get a lot of inch and half thick Styrofoam I already figured I could make a Leslie speaker horn out of that I've been wanting to make an isolation box for my old Silvertone mini amp Now, I think I'll make the isolation box with a spinning horn on the front with the motor attached to the outside
Comment from : @SameAsAnyOtherStranger

Reminds me of High To Death by Car Seat Headrest
Comment from : @mruss3178

I wonder what other cool things they were doing in the 40s
Comment from : @Corporate_Desecration

He's playing it through a reverb
Comment from : @jfeal

I’ve always wanted a Leslie But I’ve also always wondered if there might be a pedal out there that mimics
Comment from : @isaacyoungman1964

Sound is good
Comment from : @thejeff1129

Page used one in good times bad times
Comment from : @gp33music41

Cool stuff 😎👍
Comment from : @rubif5797

Samurai Guitars dad made an updated 1 of these for him Looks pretty awesome Keep goofing around and experimenting That's how Les Paul got all that done
Comment from : @koDaffi

Pink Floyd’s echoes also used a Leslie rotary for the ping and rebirth section
Comment from : @AverageAlobamaEnjoyer

"Why am I doing this?"brbrFor views on YouTube
Comment from : @variok

you are madly creative :)
Comment from : @onelovitHD

That’s sweet
Comment from : @gabet3754

Don felder used a Leslie for the intro to hotel california live
Comment from : @sawyerphillips9493

There were also cheaper Leslie imitations with a kind of fan before the speaker, built in cheap organs, so the manufacturer didn't need a license, could it do easier and the customer was glad about the animation
Comment from : @robfriedrich2822

Love Leslies Immediately recognizable, beautiful sound
Comment from : @user-ke4kz3in9j

Keith Richards on Let It Loose!
Comment from : @owenladner6496

Also, a rotary plugin does the same thing
Comment from : @aaronersoy3888

Also used on The Beatles, Tomorrow Never Knows track
Comment from : @didybopintitys

Meh
Comment from : @aaronf2467

SRV used similar stuff
Comment from : @floopusdoopus

You can do the same thing with a flanger pedal
Comment from : @barryshaw7304

You doing it cuz you can't afford a roto vibe Or a Leslie brAlthough he wasn't the first George Harrison made use of the Leslie and he loved it too bad the band broke upbrDoppler effect
Comment from : @intuneorange

Well done, sir
Comment from : @phunkyjunkee

Arctic Monkeys also used it on their second LP! Alex Turner played "Teddy Picker" solo with Leslie emulation pedal by Hughes & Kettner
Comment from : @indierockgrrrl6593

Shit that was sick as man, not too far off at all
Comment from : @astralbeast8177

What Amp is that?
Comment from : @issqstoggled

That’s pretty creative! Nice playing too!brOr though that might not be the sound but that does sound really cool! brDo you just adjust the speed by spinning it ? 😆
Comment from : @LewiMillWill