A test curation to see how our "universal player" on teia.cafe handles TEIA's diverse set of formats. You can see the new player in action here: https://teia.cafe/curations/16 (You mint on TEIA, it shows up on teia.cafe - because, blockchain!) The MIDI one was especially challenging since it's a forgotten format of sorts, but it's getting pretty close! The original concept for the MIDI animation machine came from Stephen Malinowski, who was gracious enough to lend me a hand back when my "Autonomous Fantasies" piece was "performed" at CalArts in 2006. https://stephenmalinowski.com/ The Zelda-themed tracks are copyrighted are there only for testing and private listening experiences. Don't get in trouble from the Nintendos!
Showing these works in public? Collecting a piece, or curating it, does not by itself give you the right to display it publicly or to use it commercially - a gallery wall, a venue, a screening, a stream, anything with an audience or a price on the door needs display rights from the artist. Private viewing is fine: look at what you own, or what you have curated, as much as you like. Rights for the rest are what our copyright marketplace is for - every licence artists have registered on-chain, and what each one lets you do.