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Wow, that was pretty incredible. Not just the instruments, but the composition, lyricism, and videography were all excellent. That was a moving song and it really resonated with me.
Thanks for sharing this work of art.
If you're interested in the process of making it, he's got a YouTube channel called Super Valid Designs where he documented the process of designing the instruments and stuff.
Awesome, I will definitely check that out later when I have the time!
He did another one prior to this that was also fantastic. Super talented and fascinating guy.
Very good. My only criticism is that some of the horns at the end didn't seem up hold up.
I 3d printed several instruments such as an ocarina and ukulele. They sound surprisingly good.
The real feat is doing all your mixing and video editing on a 3dp computer.