Glance at a recording session and they typically look like a confusing mess of colorful tracks filled with blobs. But now, a unicorn is here to save the face of music.
YouTuber and musician Andrew Huang managed to map out a MIDI file in the shape of that classic unicorn mask that was popular on the internet a few years ago. We were expecting it to sound pretty terrible, but Huang figured out how to make the unicorn sound pretty mystical.
Huang linked to the MIDI file in the YouTube description, just incase you want to check it out for yourself.
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