For those interested in sound here is a link to a NY Times Article about a musical instrument (a conch) that is 17,000 years old. They have included a recording that is incredible.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/10/science/conch-shell-horn.html
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Since the Forum is going away in June, has anyone started to make a copy of all the stuff in the Tutorials forum?I've made copies of some of the tutorial material on the main site, but haven't looked at the Tutorial Forum yet.I'm going to continue copying as much as I can for my own personal use anyway, but if anyone else is doing it, or has already started doing it, please let me know.Maybe we can co-ordinate our efforts. ps can't ..... believe John, would let this happen without so much as a…
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No offense, but how is this relevant to Studio Artist?
It is difficult to give you a succinct answer, but most artists I know find all sources of beauty inspiring for their art. Their interests are not limited by tools of the trade. This short soundtrack is exceptionally beautiful and inspiring on many levels. And many people here use music to accompany their videos. Studio Artist is a brilliant tool, but content still remains important.
I am surprised you would even ask that question. Why did you?
People, including myself, sometimes post things here that seem of artistic relevance, but don't necessarily have anything directly to do with Studio Artist.
I get how you might like to have things stay on topic, i can feel that way myself sometimes about certain posts.
I think the rule is that if what you are saying is really off topic to the particular forum thread, then it should be posted in another separate forum thread. So as not to disrupt the focused discussion going on in the original thread.
So this post meets that criteria fine. It's a separate thread, not something off topic in the middle of another thread.
There are personal blog features in your Studio Artist user forum member page. So maybe that's the best place for things not directly Studio Artist focused, but still of artistic relevance to people who hang out her eon the user forum.
Max has been using that feature recently to post some really cool non-Studio Artist generated art work. So it's not directly about Studio Artist, but it has tremendous artistic relevance. And is educational about some of the roots of digital art as well.