OK, some people asked for some captions.
I'm gonna need you to use your imaginations.
When you see the wire touch the horn, imagine it's going "HONK"
Ready? Let's try it.
HONK
Again.
H- HONK
HONK
Think you can handle it? I'll check back in a few
This one sounds a bit different but the principle is the same
OK now this is the other one again.
Ooh, sparks!
Alright now this one is a bit lower than the snail one you saw earlier.
Again, the taps of the wire correspond to the HONKS
You're doing great!
I think you got this! I'm so proud of you!
I will remark here that one of these horns is much louder than the other. I'm not gonna tell which one, though.
Oh, and now they're together. So imagine they're honking together because that's what they're doing.
This is the same exercise as before, but these sound a little less harsh
(almost Jingle Bells)
Now we're comparing them. Again, one is louder than the other, and they're at two different pitches.
Oh boy. Now we're in for it.
OK, for this one it's real obvious when it honks because the whole thing twitches all twitchy like
The only thing I can add is that it sounds really inconsistent from honk to honk
So, use the lessons from earlier to imagine a horn going AWOOGA but not the same each time
And now you're good for the rest of the video.
Thank you for captioning with us!