Music of the plants- Anthurium improvisation 432Hz

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Of course the sound is from a synthesizer, but the performance is truly by the plant, recorded on a MIDI track. I'm glad you enjoy :-)

[@travis-2168]

I have chronic migraines and playing this video at a low volume is about the only thing that doesnt make my head feel like its going to explode, thank u plant music

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Sorry to hear about your migraines. I am really glad to hear that this music helps.

[@kristimoe2711]

Elliot - I get migraines too and have one now - and listening to this now is so soothing.

[@nilslam2112]

Experienced this first hand last Saturday, and totally eye opening. The presenter (it was a private setting) stated that when he performs the same experience in a forest, hook up to older trees and play different musics. The trees actually response with sending different bio-electrical signals and produce different music when the outside music change. Truly Amazing!

[@QueenCoreen1]

I love this music. My plants and I wait till my husband leaves for work then turn on the tunes. Peaceful music. Good energy. Positive influence. Calms my heart and makes my plants move.

[@CensorshipAuthority]

Like any sentient species, the plants too, are living beings, and music is how they communicate, the universal language of the gods.

[@aplanetamongexistence2576]

Makes everything feel so.. real. hard to describe it words, its.. just real.

[@phillipleen2998]

“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” Nikola Tesla, the greatest genius of humanity.

[@lynnmoyle5528]

Phillip Leen òii

[@rachellimshuling]

Super love. Thank you so much for doing this work and helping plants translate their vibrations/communications with us. So beautiful. I feel the feelings of light, joy, happy, celebration, good.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thanks to you for sharing and appreciating :-)

[@АллаШевелева-б5в]

A think musik is not only music, music is vibration, and viabration is moving, the soul and everthing is moving, exampel the reincanation , i think its time for moving its time for evolution of spirituality, love light for all in this univers

[@leslieramossalazar1197]

This makes me feel like a plant.

[@maala7868]

+leslie ramos Ahahaah:'))

[@JacobFirlotte]

Both you and the plant are alive but in very different ways. Think about your 'roots' and the roots of your family tree!

[@Mrsitarman]

What a beautiful example of a plant that shows signs of consciousness!

[@jimkovacs7]

Mmmm, the Resonance of the Spheres. I am an Electroacoustical Engineer living in the upset city of Caracas, and a follower of Light. So beautiful, so simple, so real. We have been fooled for a long time, but Truth prevails. Thank you and Bless you, ahhh, and the dear Anthurium !! I have a strange feeling you have Cats. Mine enjoy this immensely.... Peace.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thank you for your comment. I am very glad you appreciate :-) I do not have cats, but I love them very much and i have grown up having them around!

[@fluidexpressions6856]

@@SoundOfGoldenLight have you gotten cats since this time?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

@@fluidexpressions6856 unfortunately not, but I have met many!

[@laurentbucar8178]

i bought an anthrium plant, i put your music so the plant can listen ! Thank you for the music !

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Great! 😃

[@suziecoroneos2318]

Thank you for this gift in sound and thank you for the expansion of awareness this could bring people what a treasure you are to plants and perhaps to all life

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thank you _/\_

[@allrelated1]

Touches my heart I am very sensitive to sounds and frequency. I love classical music

[@QueenCoreen1]

Oh yes. Me too. Chopin is my favourite

[@texaSteffi]

I get the sense of peace and contentment in being while listening to this. There is joy there too. Wow. I feel I really get an essence of the plant's vibes. Thank you. More please!!!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thanks to you for appreciating :-)

[@cherrycherryreikikirschblu2185]

Oh my god, I love this. One day I even chanted to connect with the buddhahood of my plants and then one my plants made a noise with one if its long leaves.

[@TEXAZHAZE]

playing this to help my weed plant grow

[@BrandNewwMoney]

did it work.?

[@anajovanovic1685]

+Uncut Dope yeaaa

[@valentinvilla6219]

Stockton sSap

[@hjoermungand]

haha same

[@ClemGaland]

Too :')

[@karincarl2563]

Sounds like Heaven. Beautiful and Peaceful..Serene.

[@oreodog]

The plant must have had a very beautiful life c':

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

:-)

[@emilyfrei8937]

I have just come back from damanhur where i had the luck to "meet" a singing plant. I was so in awe and cried my eyes out.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

+Emily Frei I have been there too... a very special place!

[@phillipleen2998]

In my imagination it's look like she is telling a history about life and everything. All the years she past. Sometimes it looks sad and sometimes, sometimes happy. Also its like she understands and forgives us from what we are doing here. She's asking some questions, Maybe giving some advices. "I've been here for a long time, and we have a knowledge from a long long era, the cycle of everything is perfect when connected with god, individuality is a mistake, so after all, we learned that in the end what matters is your connection with god and everything, its the only way to stay here."

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

I like it :-)

[@fatimaisra9143]

That's pretty cool

[@thmanmohan]

I'm beyond excited to try this. Have you ever gotten more than one plant together, and do the make music with each other? And is this able to be done live, and do the plants know that they are giving humans enjoyment through their music? And do they respond to that? Is the plant who is performing one that you've had a long relationship with? How long does it take for a plant to learn to play music?.... This is so freaking exciting!

[@lumararose4932]

This is one of the most beautiful pieces of Music I have ever heard... Maybe it's because I know it was recorded from plants or maybe it's just Lovely :)

[@QueenCoreen1]

I love playing music for my plants. They definitely do respond. The plants actually lean in to hear more.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

I bet they do!

[@QueenCoreen1]

The peace lily is blooming the orchids are dancing. I just got a bird of paradise and can't wait to see if she responds as well.

[@barbaraf.911]

Make some more, with the same sound. I play this at work - it calms me down. And my plants listen. I play this at home, too and my plants there listen. The sound is good.

[@DavidIzquierdoAzzouz]

Don't know whether to believe it, really amazing. I now started to play at 432Hz

[@CaPoDiTuTtiCaPi311]

Coming back to this, so many years later.

[@davidkranz7057]

A wonderful way of accessing the plant domain in quantum consciousness. Evidence of the interconnectedness that each of has with all-that is. It adds a dimension when we talk to the trees to offer our CO2 in response to their gift of oxygen.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi Moonlightskier, this is a recording of an indoor plant (anthurium andreanum, the first one in the video). I have used an electronic device for the recording and I am not able to go deep into the technical details as I myself don't know all about it. I know that the device translate electrical signal into MIDI signal. MIDI is a standard signal used by Keyboards, Synthesisers and Computers fro music.

[@AmaterasuSolar]

As soon as I heard the first notes I knew it was 432 hz. Lovely! Thank You.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

thank you

[@dominus6695]

Enjoying.. What about composing a band of different plants and hooking them up to different instruments and see how they play?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Sounds like a good idea! :-) In Damanhur they actually have concerts in the forest, with trees and different plants playing together.

[@CobrettebardolemusicOfficial]

Would also be interested to see how plants work differently between different tunings.

[@jonoboyleenglishteacherand1689]

I want to listen to the forest ;) an orchestra?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Berrni Simon Wow! That is quite an experience! I have experienced at least twice in my life an extraordinary connection between sound/music and the natural world, thereofore I can relate to your experience. I would like to knwo more about it if you feel like sharing. Thank you :-)

[@mirtefrommelt7923]

+Berrni Simon i experienced something like that too with my litle sister and brother and fairies....was wonderfull! 😊but some people think im crazy.....😔

[@tracifior2199]

I have some unhappy transPLant species.. i want them to be happy. I talk to them, and touch them and shower them, but i think that they really need meditation too. I thank you for uploading this and hope that my plants get the vibe and are moving through their experience with me with ease and happiness and love.. of course!!!!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

They say that plants that "have more experience" with music can influence other plants in the process.I had a striking experience while I was rehearsing for a performance in which I was playing live also with a plant and after some times in a studio with me at the piano, at some point the plant began to respond to my phrases by imitating them.I believe that this is a preliminary step that will evolve into a much deeper communication between species.Hope this answer is useful. Cheers

[@justadude8547]

actually you can convert any music to 432hz. most classic music was recorded in a lower pitch but early radio stations found they could send the signal farther (amongst other things) with 440hz . Download a 432 player .. i use foobar2000 with the sound touch plug in..... plants love Led Zeppelin IV at 432hz :)

[@linadocarmo]

Quelle beauté! Poésie! Vie profonde!

[@kaorifairiema2841]

美しく心地よい432Hzの周波数が好きです☆

[@barbaraf.911]

Me too.

[@theresaangeline]

Amazing!!! This sound is helping me a lot with focus and relaxation! What benefits does it have to the plants? Hope it helps it to grow 😍🙏🏽

[@monikasea]

i more than looooove this music.crystal clear sound and vibration

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thank you! You can find out more on this playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLaDwpd3_M3PAHRi7i9ptE1e6Ma6YZkgrI And here: soundofgoldenlight.com/music-of-the-plants/ :-)

[@shirleyjoy2]

Awesome, awesome, awesome...I'm about to embark on a flight across country in a plane filled with wifi service and my equilibrium usually reacts very very poorly to wifi. This will be taken with me and remind me of connection to Surce. Thank you!

[@jbrockhausen4761]

makes sense, i know people who have visited heaven and had near death experiences have stated there is music there just playing.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Good! Skepticism is a sign of an independent mind. “Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken and rumored by many...." Buddha. :-)

[@MsAnna47]

Ahhhh ... my new favorite for my morning stretching exercise routine!!! Thank you!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Great! :-)

[@MsAnna47]

Helps immensely with holding a stretch and breathing. I like this a whole lot. Mentally helpful in that it derived from plant sounds. Pure, clean, untainted feeling, aura.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thanks for sharing

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

The original electrical signal from the plant is a kind of variation in the electric activity of the plant itself and it occurs when they respond to external events. You can look on youtube for a video called "singing plants at Damanhur". You will see the device and the place where they build it and make these experiments with plants. It is a fascinating field of research and I got in touch with them some time ago. Blessings :-)

[@ajrwilde14]

I'd imagine it's great music to listen to whilst doing something creative like cooking.

[@JessicaChristine]

Thank you, this just changed my life.

[@avy3490]

we are very thankful for this upload💙🍃

[@danross116]

Hi. Thank you for carefully explaining how you get the beautiful etheric music from the plant. What kind of music program is that and what is a U1 machine? Someone should make and sell a simple device that would do this for regular non-technical, non-musical folks. I would love to have one if it was affordable. Does anyone make and sell those? I wonder what a pine tree or a eucalyptus tree would sound like and all kinds of plants and trees? It would be interesting to hear the difference. And, maybe everything in nature, like a mountain or a lake would have their own, unique musical sounds too. Maybe the whole of the earth, the sun, the moon, planets and stars sing their part of the song celestial, just like these angelic plants. I like your Anthurium improvisation. This is beautiful what you are doing. Thank you. Dan

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi, the U1 is actually very easy to use and it has sounds of its own, so you do not necessarily need and external software like the one I use. And it is available for purchase. You can find information here: www.musicoftheplants.com/en/ Cheers!

[@roseofloveandlight]

Thank you for posting this beautiful plant symphony. The music coming from the plant has rendered me speechless! What is there to say? I am humbled in the presence of such harmonic truth and beauty! :)

[@Kovalskyy6]

Very beautiful music, helps you grow rose.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

glad to hear that :-)

[@essicaj2447]

It's like some trippy 80s fantasy movie soundtrack lol I dig it

[@LilJrrrrr]

isnt it beautiful how nature just knows chord progressions

[@MichaelDornelas]

My green babies love this ♥

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Great! :-)

[@SALVIA1111]

communication of the purest ,,, thank you

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

+SALVIA1111 :-)

[@DjEazyP]

I really don't like this type of music. I LOVE THIS ONE!

[@Rain44786]

hey my flower love this song

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Good to hear that!

[@greghawkins1025]

Gimme a concert ticket for a garden. I wanna heart a concerto for mixed flowers & blooms in X sharp. I wanna hear the newest stars of the plant world, the "Fluttering Leaves"! I'll hop up & down, clap my hands, & scream like I'm a inmate of a insane asylum for the hopelessly insane. I wanna be there for their Farm Field Tour. I wanna bless them with gifts of fertilizer. I'll stomp my feet, clap my hands, & sing along to their latest hit, "Let The Pollen Blow Around"! I do have quite a vivid imagination, don't I?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

You do!

[@josephnchappelle5359]

Simply amazing!

[@terranceveniot1835]

Unbelievably beautiful. Which is the generated tone versus the plants improvisation?

[@burtfiasco]

My mind is blown.

[@nastassiajohnson743]

AgendaTwenty-Fun Yep. I am right there with you. so cool!

[@СпектрСпартак]

Great! I love it! From Russia with love !

[@lapeach5898]

Is n e body n here fa 2019? This is still important....we need this....our planet need this healing.....

[@the_natrix9959]

so what does it sound like when the frequencies of plant life are not adjusted to a musical scale but rather simply adjusted, equally, to fit within our audible frequency range? and does the plant actually produce a "song" within the 432hz reference vs. 440hz or something completely different? does its true song mathematically produce pitches divisible into whole numbers or complete geometric forms?

[@the_natrix9959]

any progress with different experiments on this?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

HI Nathan, I can only answer you question hypothetically. I use the U1 device for the music of the plants and I am an artist rather than an electronic engineer. The device sends an electrical current through the plant and measures the impedance. To various degrees of resistance, it assigns different MIDI notes. Now I guess that building a similar device that will not restrict the electrical signals to the notes of a musical scale is no big deal, but it is not my plan to do so. You would basically and up with a greater variety of pitch. Regarding the 432 Hz: I tune it that way because I am interested in producing music with this tuning. The U1 device by default is tuned at 440Hz. I hope this answers your question. I apologize for the late reply, but sometimes I miss updates from google. If you would like to know more about 432Hz tuning here is an article I recently wrote: soundofgoldenlight.com/432-hz/ You can also check my playlist "music of the plants" here: kzbin.info/aero/PLaDwpd3_M3PAHRi7i9ptE1e6Ma6YZkgrI Cheers

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thanks for commenting Agnus. Noticing your comment made me realize I had missed Nathan's comment. I have just replied to him. All the best.

[@rollersk8reviews881]

Do you touch the plant and hear a tone?

[@kazzy333]

Much gratitude and thanks. 💗🐞🌼😇

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thanks to you, Karrin!

[@Selendela]

Very nice, I love it ! Good job and Well done, Thank you for sharing.

[@StSteeve]

Is this real??? If it is, then this is wonderful. By the sound of it i can imagine a plant to be like this. It's really pretty! Thank you for the upload!

[@johnmorrell]

Hi, I enjoyed this very much. I´ve checked out your website and projects and I have a question. Can you tell us the names of the devices and type of tech used to record this. It would be very helpful to many people checking out your work, and it would lead to a greater understanding of plants if you explained the recording process. Otherwise you run the risk of people not having the ability to check and study this further, or, worst case scenario for you, they regard the validity of your work as bogus. Transparency is everything when you´re expressing your own truth.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Dear John, there is no secret around this :-) a lot of people are experimenting with this device. You can find it here: www.musicoftheplants.com/en/ And here is a little explanation of how it works: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mofPq5-Gd9qYidU Sorry for this very late reply

[@1986baldwinvic]

This is plant-tastic!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thant's a good question! My guess is that the device is designed to detect the plant's activity, so it might not work if connected to something else. Unfortunately I cannot test this because I don't personally own one of those devices. If I'll have a chance I'll ask to those who are working on the project :-)

[@lindareese4579]

Thank you for such pretty music..

[@ivanritzromero3093]

Playing this track for my Venus Fly Trap. Guess what? Baby traps kept on sprouting. 😇 what's the catch? I live in a tropical country, far away from its origin. 😁 thank you for this. Great find! Btw, this relaxes me too!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

+Ivan Ritz Romero Good to hear that! :-)

[@NataliaFroliv]

Je cherchais depuis longtemps une musique si belle, pour mes plantes, mes fleurs. J'aime exactement ta musique, j'aime beaucoup la musique, ce qui veut dire que mes fleurs seront aussi aimées. Je vais écrire sur les résultats. Aujourd'hui 07-03-2020 (Montréal, Canada)

[@jarekgonzalez12]

this made me get butterflies in my stomach a lot

[@maala7868]

+Jarek Gonzalez You are plants:o :33aha joking mee too its weird but i love this :D

[@palynegaenir8961]

What a novel and awesome idea! Kind of like Bose and Baxter in the modern world, right. :-) I'd like to hear more about (the external stimuli generating the reaction) it, and about the type of plant, that's very interesting.

[@floydshaman5113]

Do a Cannabis plant! It would probably sound like Reggae ;)

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

I've done it already! Not quite like Reggae though ;-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYGVeXqFo9OFsMU

[@sunmanpatoo]

u know what... now that u mention it

[@1986baldwinvic]

Yah mon

[@y2kisfun]

does different stimuli play a different note? so many questions man

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi Renae, I am glad you enjoy, it is a special recording indeed :-) Yes you can buy a copy of the recording at this link: luen.bandcamp.com You'll find more meditation and healing music there. You can listen to all my recent production there and if you enjoy you can support my work by purchasing it. Many blessings!

[@Turtletoad]

I wonder what basil sounds like......and rose.....and cactus.....

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

+cosmic7 lightbeing I am starting a new series of recordings... stay tuned :-)

[@Turtletoad]

+The Sound of Golden Light Great !!!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

+cosmic7 lightbeing you can also check this live duet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJu2i2h8orl8jKM

[@yanasitta]

Can we get a composition by by Cannabis sativa or Indica? This is a great idea for adding as a component to control filter, LFO, EG, etc... in your DAW or modular. Lighting can be controlled with MIDI. =D

[@darkspawn88]

so beautiful

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thanks :-)

[@theblackairbender]

Thank you for sharing 👁️🙏🏾👁️

[@AlcvinRyuzenRamos]

Hi Simone, can you give a tutorial on how to hook up a midi to plants? I want to play along with plants as well!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

There are devices you can buy online 🙂

[@wbworkout]

Reminds me of Music for Airports by Brain Eno. Really interesting.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Yes :-)

[@MsMegF]

What are the vegetarians going to do now???

[@RazvanTase]

we'll eat according to plant's musical styles :)

[@jonoboyleenglishteacherand1689]

go macrobiotic - or kill to eat.....i worked as a forester, vegetarianism is as cruel as eating meat, the life force of plants is more powerful.....lettuce or pig, both must be executed.....sorry veggies. try hedgelaying or coppicing before you preach....i quit the ideal as the ideal is flawed, so nuts and berries is all you get if you have such principles

[@jonoboyleenglishteacherand1689]

stick to an ideal of providing a decent standard of farming

[@Iggypox]

+Meg Francoeur They will slaughter plants in a humane way? And be sure not to record anything from them while they're killing

[@EggiTheShadow]

+Jonoboyle Finally someone who i share ideals with, whenever i tell a vegetarian i feel more sorry for the vegetables than the animals they get angry

[@bluedan82]

i'd like to hear what a pot plant music sounds like. and other plants too.

[@Mum2Boys]

this is amazingly beautiful

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thank you :-)

[@RasmussenFrank]

I love this.

[@gds820]

I love this! The second part is wonderful, too.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

You can find a lot of very interesting scientific information in the book "The secret life of plants" by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird and in the documentary that was made from that book. I have read that book after the experience of the music of the plants and it helped me to understand better. I guess you can also get in touch with the people in Damanhur who have been experimenting with this for many years and who set up concerts performed by many plants together.

[@myaranche]

thank you, lovely!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

I know, it truly is! it was a beautiful experience :-)

[@mawjournal]

amazing...Love this project!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thank you :-)

[@xMiyazakiAkira]

was this naturally at 432 did someone tune it to that?? if the plant sent frequencies that are 432 on its on then thats proof that 432 resonates with nature and 440 should be trashed and replaced for 432 as standard

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi, thank you for your comment. This music is made with a "musical instrument" for plants. As any musical instrument, it can be tuned and I chose to tune it to 432Hz rather than 440Hz. I do support 432Hz, whether I am playing or a plant is :-)

[@SpiritMolecule]

I'm playing this for my little plant thats just started to come out of the soil. Iv been playing classical music for it but I'm going to try this one. You think it will help?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Trip Tamine The only way to know is trying it :-)

[@tinalara562]

Trip Tamine how'd it go?

[@SpiritMolecule]

Tina Lara Well its been about 3 weeks now, i cant be 100% sure because its my first time growing this kind of plant BUT it has grown much much bigger AND quicker than i had expected. Even my mum (who lives in the garden with her flowers) said that the plant had grown very quickly. It was out of the soil and had 6 leaves within 4 days! The plant is fully green, no yellow or black spots, very very healthy looking, tall, many leaves (growing daily) and ye, thats about it, i cant be 100% if it was the music or just a good seed but maybe ill grow two more and experiment with playing it for one and not the other. My gut instinct here is tho that the music has helped a lot

[@snoopyshultz]

Trip Tamine you need a control with a plant that receives no music

[@sanitytheorist8221]

This is unpaid labor...it should be a law that you have to pay these poor plants!

[@lisapryce]

it is not labour - it is communication. what will they do with money? why not ensure that our governments stop adding chemicals to the air and water so that the plants - and all life can flourish.

[@StephenAnning]

Ahh the music industry! haha

[@n.8113]

all the sounds come from one plant or there were many different plants? different stimuli makes different notes? super interesting though :)

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

In this video I explain a little how it works: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mofPq5-Gd9qYidU

[@renaelindsay]

Wow! This is fantastic. I've made it my favorite and plan to listen to it often during meditation. My field energy increases at the sounds. I'm leaving the country and I'm not sure if I can get You Tube where I'll be, can I purchase this recording so I can listen to it in my IPhone? Thank you so much for this beautiful recording.

[@tonysoresen9810]

Are the plants responsible for the different notes played?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Well, the answer is yes and no... They can't really "choose" the tones as these are fixed in the equal temperament when de device translate into MIDI. But, in my understanding, the electronic conversion conveys the feeling of "how this communication would sound like if it were in music". It is also true though that when the plants are exposed for a long time to "their sound", they start responding to that. They probably become aware of the correspondence between what they are doing and the sounds they hear, and they respond to that.

[@Dhakadice]

The Sound of Golden Light Did you use any rhythm quantization, scale correction, etc? If you didn't, then I applaud the plant's knowledge of scales and ability to use consistent note lengths. If you did, then that explains why it sounds so musical, since a machine did the actual composing, based on musical rules.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi, I have not used quantization, but the device is in fact selective in terms of notes. The old model that I used in this recording had 2 options: chromatic and major scale. In these recording I have used a major scale. Maybe on more recent models there will be more options. In my understanding the device places the electrical value on the closest note in the set scale during the conversion to MIDI. I am sure that someone with a more technical mind (maybe the ones who build the device) could explain better.

[@albertornedo]

wow this is very nice i do it with other 432hz sound of ocean and result is amazing... Brainwaves - 432 hz binaural effects sea with dolphins

[@moonlightskier]

I play this for my plants...I imagine they love it as much as I do. :) thankyou. Can you explain, how do you capture the sounds from the plants? Are these frequencies they are emitting? Also, were these house plants or outdoor plants? curious for more info on how you created this. thank you again. lovely.