Music made by an 800 year old tree

this guy has DUETS with his plant.

How does the tree do that?

Bringing more life from death.

sounds like synthesizers

Explain.

I'll answer my own question :

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"The U1 device for the music of the plants is based on a variation of the Wheatstone bridge, where one or more fixed resistances and a variable one are used to measure variations of impedance (electrical resistance). In the case of the U1 what is being measured is the electrical resistance in the living tissues of plants. These variations can then be translated into a variety of different signals, including MIDI for digital musical instruments, like a synthesizer."

Thank you.

If you really want to hear the trees' music, simply record the U1 for
a few hours, and then speed it up into the audible range.

Strict breatharian diet.

Random notes ain't music

That cither is totally ruining the experience.
Worse than a cat running over it.

I love this!

When I have hiked deep in the mountain forests and sat still and basked in the quiet, it is amazing how many sounds the forest makes.

I once came upon an old cotton wood tree, it looked like a giant with an old plow.
My kids were with me and thought I was nuts talking to this old tree..
And then to their amazement this tree groaned and creaked, there was no wind..

Another one of those things that have no explanation, other than a a lovey moment interacting with a tree that has witnessed many moon and sunrises.

When I see trees getting clearcutted to build what not it makes me so sad, I can feel the remaining edge of trees mourn for those that were literally slaughtered.

Cheers to these things not understood but make so much sense

Unfortunately, it is a misrepresentation.

Any data can be converted to MIDI and trigger a synth.

Next week:

THE MUSIC OF THE DOW!!!!!!!!!!!
THE MUSIC OF Q!!!!!!!!!
THE MUSIC OF DOMINION MACHINES CHANGING VOTES ON THE NETS!!!!!!!!!!!!



bah

Plant Lives Matter.

Eat more meat!

this, also op is on several addictive pills

it's total bullshit. those are musical instruments

I guess you've never listened to Arnold SHÖNBERG...

If you have to speed it up, compress it, and then convert it to MIDI signals, then the tree isnt doing anything.

You could literally do the same to a toaster and say "oh look my toaster is making music".

So, he measures variation in resistance in the plants, converts that to midi, and plays it back. He then makes a wild assed claim that the tree is making music. You could do the same thing with dirt or grape juice.

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But for one man, mushrooms are far more than dinner. For composer Vaclav Halek, these forest fruits sing.

Halek could be called the ultimate Czech -- an avid mushroom collector and composer in one. But his talent also makes him unique. An example is Halek's short composition for the porcini mushroom (boletus edulis/Czech: hrib smrkovy).

The 66-year-old Halek has been gathering fungi all his life. But it wasn't until one day in 1981, with a distinguished career as a composer already well established, that the mushroom muse sang to Halek.

"I was on a field trip with Mr. Baier, who is a famous Czech mycologist," Halek said. "We were in the forest, in summer, and he was taking pictures of a particular mushroom type called [the tarzetta] (geopyxis catinus/Czech: zvonecek sadni). Just before he pressed the shutter he called me over and said: 'Come have a look and tell me if I've got the picture framed correctly,' And imagine, when I looked through the camera's viewfinder, at that very moment, I heard, clear as a bell...music."

Halek at first couldn't believe his ears. He stepped back for a minute, then looked through the viewfinder again. The forest was alive with music: "It was an entire orchestra. I heard the flute, the oboe, violins, the double bass, the cello, and so on. So I wrote down what I heard. And at that moment I knew I had discovered, or rather that I had been endowed with, a strange...gift."

The hills are alive with the shits that I don't give.

Although what say may be true, I doubt there would be such harmony as there is in this video from the tree. Man made machines would make such chaotic sounds, and would not be worth listening too.

Think about nature, it’s so beautifully balanced in all ways, and this video is yet another example. Many are too distracted, with their thoughts out of control, and are unable to appreciate the subtle beauty of life.

Good luck everyone

Beautiful tree(s) and music

I thought it was more about the music that you don't hear with your ears

because they are. fake science news. trees don't get old
and start jamming synthesizer melodies and tones in order.

no wonder americans are subject to propoganda so easily and effectively.

they'll even believe that trees are responsible for techno music if you say it with enough bass in your voice

Amazingly beautiful ... and yes I have hugged a tree, while on LSD and heard (and felt) its response

I don't see how vegans can justify killing and eating these life-forms while they are still living - just because they don't have eyes ... if we are what we eat, isn't it logical to eat a higher form of life and elevate its existence - as well as our own (when it become part of us)?

I sincerely Appreciate ALL that Our Creator designed Nature to provide us - unconditionally, to sustain LIFE and enhance and expand our Consciousness by sharing

their songs are so completely different from each other...


a birch at night..


a willow..


an avocado tree..

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an elderberry..

there are many plants listed in youtube.
i havent heard the MOSS yet.

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That sounds much better than Yoko Ono.

I hug my 300+ year old oaks from time to time.

Yeah, it's like that.

I think this a better idea. Record the actual sounds, instead of using the tree to trigger midi, which is a little contrived.

Still a cool idea. Cheers OP.

~O~

This guy played a tree ring with a stylus.



This is interesting. The guy says the music is chaotic at first, then they start to play harmoniously.



Last Edited by Daozen on 03/05/2022 01:31 PM

I do this same thing when I am skiing or hiking through the woods. From the time they were young, I have told my children I am contemplating the history of the trees in the forest. Just to think about the old trees and how much they have experienced by just being. Now more than ever it has been enjoyable to step away from the noise of the world and just contemplate the trees.

i think this is the man who started it all..

he said they could even TRAIN plants to play music.