Printers never rocked so hard.
Dot-matrix printers were once the go-to choice for home and personal printing. Sure they're loud and slow, but in the '90s, the printers were a cheap and versatile way for people to print documents. Little did we know, they could also play music.
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With some small modifications to a MIDI file -- a technology that allows digital instruments and computers to communicate with each other -- the loud tones created by the printer can be controlled.
It comes as no surprise that this vintage printer is rockin' out to a classic song, sort of like a parent's nostalgia-induced attempt to influence their child's musical preferences. Ladies and gentlemen, a printed rendition of Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger."
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