Soundwave tattoos are a thing now. You can use an app and from a tattoo on your arm, your phone plays back a sound of a pet or a loved one speaking. Would you ever consider getting a tattoo such as this? I admit, it's interesting.
This will become obsolete eventually. Not to mention that as you age the image will too and could affect the sound. Sounds trendy to me and will probably be less "cool" in a year.
Problem: as technology advances you tat would be obsolete in a couple of years. MP3 will no longer be made, miss my 45 and 33 1/3 records, 8 tracks and cassettes are gone. Got a VCR player? So in a few years you tat would like like a drunk with Parkinson's did the work.
Not 45 rpm or 78's. I still have two RCA Victrola's. My VCR, an 8 track player, a CD player, a rotary phone with a curly wire. Vinyl is purer the digital. I heard they are dropping MP3 for AAC format. Soon CD will be gone.
I converted my 8mm film to VCR then VCR to CD, then CD to Flash Drive. Those Tat's will be signal beam from outer space in a few.
You should hear some of my dads old bone cuts. They are from the Soviet days and were smuggled in. Vinyl might be a pure form of music but bone tracks are history! 😁
I have a closet full of Albums and 45's. Years ago I bought an analogue to digital converter that could transfer my vinyl to my PC (c. 2000). Little the Beattle white Album, Momma's and the Poppa's, Platters, etc. still use the CD's today.
In the Soviet days, albums could not be purchased in Russia so people got creative. X-rays were necessary and used, therefore allowed. People set up elaborate ways to smuggle in the recordings and they recorded them on X-rays. Hence the name bone tracks or bone cuts.
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