I asked AI to Paint a Violin Workshop... Here is what Happened

Master violin maker and restorer Olaf Grawert asks AI to paint a Violin Workshop...
It definitely came up with an interesting picture!

00:00 Introduction
00:23 What did it paint?
06:16 I found Stradivarius's secret!!
09:20 - Conclusion

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[Vokabre]

The spoons are clearly necessary for producing and mounting cello chin rests

[anthonyrich]

What happened to the strings on the violin he's working on? Looks like it has four strings until it gets to left hand... then they never connect to the tailpiece!

[floopmepancake]

“We don’t use spoons for violin repair” “Every good violin maker has six fingers” “He looks a bit like Santa Claus on a day off” this is great haha

[Joe_for_real]

You probably have all the tools and skills to make some very nice carved wooden spoons. You may just need to pick up a spoon carving knife.

[ersikillian]

I would hang an air powered impact tool on the back wall, and perhaps a floor jack.

[stockflash]

Bro just from the thumbnail I can see the AI violin maker turning a string into a bow

[ezraschwartz]

A fun video indeed, thanks Olaf! will be interesting to repeat this experiment once a year, to check up on AI advancements…

[TheUncleRuckus]

The spoons killed me when I saw this in your community post. 😂

[liamnevilleviolist]

2:58 the "cello with a chinrest" appears to have f-holes done by Da Salò though! Not bad, not bad... ;)

[wakingtheworld]

TwoSet just uploaded a vid, Olaf - a quiz testing their violin knowledge & thanks to your channel, I could answer many of the questions. They're wondering whether to do a part 2. I suggest you do a collab & expound their responses. Maybe even do a reaction vid to today's. I mean where did lion head scrolls come into the picture? And why is the the Italian War associated with the oldest existing use of the Italian term for violin?

[zapapnt]

Where in the world did you find the picture @6:41, of the luthier with six fingers?

[EJej-zg]

I laughed at spoons so hard. And then remembered that I keep a wooden kitchen spatula near my tools for about a year now because I wanted to try making a violin bridge out of it but never had time to do that

[selgeaus]

Because of this video, every violin maker in Italy will now go through genetic mutation processes to grow an extra finger to be the next Stradivarius

I think the "tool" he's holding is a piece of a bow, something AI would see next to a hand.

[mattfleming]

Now we know about Stradivarius! Thanks, Olaf!

[mellissadalby]

Hi Olaf, QUESTION (not about AI) why do you trim the kidneys on the bridge? I've seen you do that a couple of times, but I don't know what that action does to the violin.
Please explain it sometime unless you think it is a stupid question.

[OlegSutyrin]

I love the adorable cheerful anthropomorphic cello bridge standing on the bench behind your right shoulder! Did you place it there specially for this video?)

[Richarder]

Love the Dark Side of the Moon T shirt. Pink Floyd's best album imo.

[liamnevilleviolist]

at 6:20 I heard "Eff-ing good violin makers have to have 6 fingers"...

[sleepydrJ]

I think there are a bunch of dysmorphic bows that you overlooked. I think he is probably holding a tiny bow in his 6 fingered hand, bringing a new interpretation of “sawing away on the violin”. On the wall at the left side, i think those are a series of bows hanging, but they end up being wooden sticks. You also overlooked the metronome rising up from the bowl of wood shavings….