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One of my friends sent me this because I’ve been telling her about this class, and it’s a really interesting read! There was a study conducted where the participants were exposed to a repeated loop of environmental sounds, and after listening to different sounds over time, they began to think of the sounds as musical. It was a really interesting study psychologically, and I thought it was a really interesting read!

You can read it here or at the link below!

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2017-12-environmental-music.html

This isn’t like a current event or anything, my friend just sent this to me and it reminded me of Nancy’s final project so I wanted to share it with everyone!

It’s music notes drawn to look like the face of a unicorn, and what that song would sound like. You can listen to it here.

Good luck with the rest of finals!

(in case you want to copy the link)

Enjoy a unicorn made out of music notes pic.twitter.com/f4oMZDa50b

— Andrew Huang (@andrewhuang) February 21, 2017

This article is about a song that was released that was designed to and was scientifically proven to reduce anxiety and help people fall asleep easier. You can also listen to it in the article and see what you think!

You can click here or copy and paste the link below.

http://www.seventeen.com/life/news/a43536/this-8-minute-song-is-scientifically-proven-to-help-you-fall-asleep-faster/

This article is about the physical and emotional labor of voice actors who bring video game characters and worlds to life.

Click here to read

or copy and paste this link:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/in-24-billion-video-game-industry-voice-actors-dont-make-enough-to-live-on/2017/10/27/944a0800-98d8-11e7-87fc-c3f7ee4035c9_story.html?utm_term=.beaf07403394