Music of the plants - How it works

[@13scharlotte]

i am thrilled,,,i love it i knowwhat it is like to be in communion with the plants,,,i do this at home,,i embrace the plants and i feel the energy responf as if the plant emrace me,,our ""Hearts"" connect and i feel L.O.V.E. from the plant,,we actually become ONE

[@mindfulnessmovementmusic9661]

Thank you for sharing your explanation. I have a Bamboo device and bought it to use as a way to introduce the fact to others that plants are sentients beings. I have introduced it to many in a public school I teach at. I am always looking for ways to connect people to nature. I have recently introduced this music of the plants in sound bath meditations to show people the connection in its healing "light". Most people do believe that it is the plants communicating and that is wonderful. Your sharing this enables me to explain a bit technologically how it works when people question it, so I appreciate that.

[@dankdweb]

Not saying that plants don't have any sort of awareness, but it is definitely a stretch to say that something is sentient simply because it creates voltage fluctuations

[@mindfulnessmovementmusic9661]

@@dankdweb This is a valid point. There is more and more scientific data on plant awareness as you call it. I am coming from an animistic viewpoint. Science is slowly catching up to ancient teachings.

[@whysprs]

Would be interesting to experiment with it by sitting the plant in front of the tv with the news for about an hour and see if it makes the same kind of music or if it becomes sad and disfunctional like it makes people..

[@mindfulnessmovementmusic9661]

@@whysprs It would be...makes me think of Dr, Emoto's work with water. I haven't had a TV for 15 years or so but I could get some news from my computer in a pinch. Thinking I would not do that to my plants or any other beings..

[@Hare_deLune]

The real question here is whether the plant has any active input, or whether the device is receiving an electrical variable that the plant produces involuntarily. For example, would you get the same result from something like a potato, or an inanimate object which could produce a variable electrical potential. The other question is whether there is a detectable structure or pattern to this 'music'. Is it random sounds? Is it a pattern that repeats over and over? Answering these kinds of questions will bring us closer to an understanding of whether what we are hearing is from a kind of plant intelligence, or whether it is caused by some involuntary action or electrical process that has little or nothing to do with the plant having an active input.

[@13scharlotte]

everything has vibration YOU just need to tune in,,everything organic has Life and Consciousness and we are connected to everything,,,,,we need to get out of the head (left brain) and move into the heart (right brain) we need to connect with our inner Self become aware who and what we really are,,,moving out of 3D reality it is the Illusion,,what we call illusion is the reality everything here is the opposite,,that is our challenge,,our journey home

[@Bizzare77777]

@@13scharlotte That still doesn't answer anything. The question Hare asked is a very good one and I see the creator of the device didn't even bother to respond to it. I seen another channel where someone else connected a similar device to random objects such as paper and plastic and it was still producing harmonized sounds.

[@hales6547]

@@Bizzare77777 hw isnt the creator is he?

[@hales6547]

@@Bizzare77777 nvm i see, i agree with what fhis person said, but those are very solid questions, which they didnt answer any

[@mikehume]

He explains that it is caused by a variable potential difference between the roots and leaves. Plants don’t have consciousness, but they are alive. If they don’t have consciousness, they clearly can’t have a conscious input.

[@pamelakeightley3472]

I think humans can learn a lot from this,like how to treat nature and therefore each other and how delicately balanced and intertwined the universe is. Also our thoughts are very powerful,just like nature. I wonder,if we could hear the music of our feelings we might learn to love.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

I agree

[@mjmoonstone8473]

Yeah y not..knot..b humble and kind of a tree planted by living waters.. like in God's homespace

[@monstermind66]

haa yeha if a person was next you thinking feeling the jaws music lol you could run , it would be a symphony or concert if we couldl hear music of our thoughts

[@jackfrane5699]

There’s definitely a way to convert the electrical signals our brains produce when we feel certain emotions into electric midi notes

[@krasistefanovlol]

@@mjmoonstone8473 what tf did you say

[@flashmober1]

Thanks to technology we can now convert the vibrations of plants into music. It's just amazing...

[@misssparkle8317]

Electricity, not vibration.

[@clare78]

These made me cry. Thank you for sharing. Beautiful.

[@DrValerie800]

Amazing! I just found your video while searching for music I can play to my food forest. My thought is to play crickets and/or frogs at night and birds and bees in the daytime, as well as to have the daybreak chorus that I experienced in the jungle (which was amazing!). Since I'm growing indoors, hydroponically, everything I can do to boost plant health and happiness is what I'm after.

[@TheMablove1]

Maybe some Mozart, like the Turkish March!

[@sonoterapiaysanacion]

Muchas gracias por la información, saludos.

[@Miraculousbeatz]

beautiful

[@avenelgrace1603]

Wonderful .. I like to feel the vibrations when I hug a tree also. Thank you for the brilliant explanation.

[@Jomaso71]

None audible sounds are all around us just like there are more colors to see than what we're able to see as humans. Good work many people can hear this in meditation just like they see more colors then a regular person or one who the higher energies avoid. ❤️

[@TheSolsonia2003]

Beautiful infinite gratitude Beloveds ❤

[@younghmz]

Plug it into magic mushrooms i wanna see if the machine can emit some crazy kinda music

[@Nicolau_Flamel]

Can you plug it on yourself? Lets hear your music brother! Will it be as harmonic as the plants? Curious...

[@ganeyfleming1606]

Yes yes!! Is that possible??

[@Saltycrowofficial]

Actually, I think this might be possible because when I was riding in a friend's car once I held the aux cord by the plug and it played my heartbeat through the radio 🤯 So please try this!!

[@jackfrane5699]

Yeah it’s definitely possible but it would be a pretty boring sound. Human skin has a really high resistance and unlike plants it doesn’t change depending on our psychological state

[@ergonomiczero2228]

How do you think biofeedback works?

[@vivienne9232]

it doesnt sadly!!! :( sorry to disappoint everyone, it's just a different frequency type I guess

[@augustus6148]

So are the sounds that we hear the actual summation of the frequencies generated from the plant, or is there a software component within the device which rounds the frequencies to the nearest note value? And if there are staccato notes played, then is the volume actually representative of the amplitude from the plant? (ei, -12dbs to a ratio to what frequency generated from the plant). Also what is the spectrum of biometric energy and how is that mathematically converted to the sound spectrum which is between 20hz and 20khz? I guess I will have to read more into this before incorporating it into legit electronic music.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

In this device, the readings from the plant are converted into two musical scales you can choose from, one is chromatic and one is major. With computer software it is possible to add more options, it all depends on the kind of musicality one wants to experiment with. I have not designed the device so, unfortunately, I am not able to provide technical details on how the electrical signals are converted exactly.

[@augustus6148]

Interesting, so I see. So if you were to use the major function, you would more or less be utilizing the device for partially randomized notations in order to relax to, or draw inspiration from, but the TRUE musicality coming from the plant is what I'm interested in ei chromatic. People must realize that it is possible to translate any form of modulation, electrical signal or other inputs into a decent sounding soundscape using the correct type of synthesizer and software. I did a little reading regarding the function of bio metric feedback within the human body for healing and medical research, and it appears that most of the vital systems within a human fall well beneath 40hz. Do you think it is possible that the biometric feedback within various devices such as this simply elevate the octaves so they come within audible ranges? If that is the case, bravo, but I still think that the notion of simply elevating the Hz frequencies so they may be audible may sound a little more convoluted than definable notes on the musical scale. I would like to hear the actual frequencies after they are amplified (and transposed from the low octaves) to hear what they sound like before being modulated and translated into midi by the device, if you see what I mean.

[@greghawkins1025]

Thank you for explaining this to us. We wish you happiness & success. Maybe you & your plant will become rich & famous as international rock & roll stars with millions of fans. You'll go on world tours to all parts of the world. Your plant will be able to afford a gold plated, diamond studded flower pot.& the best fertilizer. I want a autographed copy of your first album, autographed by the plant.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

That's a thrilling scenario! :-D I wonder how I would convince the plant to sign...

[@zemimsky]

This video needs to go viral

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

You are welcome to share it :-)

[@isahappy2340]

Very generous ! People needs to be educated !

[@amazinggreats5333]

This is a very good explanation! Thank you!

[@hermanvandenmuijsenberg1220]

So how does the musical side of this work? What decides what notes are played? Is the computer / U1 converter set up to receive / send out midi notes in a specific key?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi Herman, the U1 has two options: it can send MIDI notes in either chromatic scale or major scale. The major scale is in E and I use the computer to transpose it to other keys.

[@MarceloTezza]

I have little understanding of music, but i think your explanation is lacking in resolution, while on the keyboard you have full control of the notes, the plant emits sparse signals, the vibration can induce a continuous loop(not necessarily the plant starts to like the music), the plant has little influence on the overall music, seems that the box has a processor that makes more than just translate the impulses, it uses a mathematical algorithm to interpolate notes that are not off the scale, so it's not a 1 to 1 ratio, if this is acceptable or not from a purist, scientific point of view, i don't know, because it accounts for the interval which relates to time, but i would like this device to have a raw 1 to 1 output to make some scientific study. Subbed in your channel, hope for more detailed info about the device, thanks.

[@kenraray2575]

There is a place in Italy that has researched vibration of plants with out playing music prior to listening the plants, some are potted plants some wild growing in nature including trees.. Look it up, may it open your non-believing heart.

[@gregorybrian]

kenra ray I would accept your recommendation as sincere if you provided a link to the resource instead of accusing the questioner of having a “non-believing heart.”

[@nemo1716]

@@kenraray2575 What you're saying doesn't relate to his comment at all. He isn't in disbelief, he is unsatisfied with the human element involved in structuring/interpolating the input of the plants into sounds that are pleasing to hear. What he's saying is he wants a true 1 to 1 output of electrical impulse to raw sound, without the post-processing. Do you understand that there is software in the box that imposes timing and scales on the raw input? I don't think you do...just because this commenter doesn't subscribe to the teachings in Damanhur, he has an "un-believing heart"? What if I was to say to you "Expand your under-educated mind."? Try to critically think about what people are saying before cementing yourself against them because they don't believe exactly as you do.

[@rachelrosen5501]

you're merely hypothesizing. You don't really understand how music works; you've stated that much. Unless you actually *know* how the U1 device works, you know even less about the whole thing. TL;DR Fk off grinstealer.

[@isabellerizo3208]

Check out "french lecture on the song of plants"

[@DoctorAmron]

Thank you so much for taking the time to help us understand the electro-mechanics. I would like to buy this Midi device and share this with children and adults and help them to understand the conscious nature of our plant world. Thank you!!

[@conollytom7049]

this is amazing but can we please hear a trumpet version.

[@serluconcha]

you know that was a very cool explanation,, maybe we can use this to talk to the spirit

[@fellatianno]

you could also try a pain experiment like holding your hand above a lighted candle for a second and see if the plant responds to your pain as they did with Cleve Backster

[@TheVintageMe]

Could this be one reason why our ears ring often? I have plants in my home and I often have ringing in my ears of these high pitched sounds.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

That is a very intriguing question. Different people have different hearing sensitivities... I would not be surprised to find out that something like that is possible.

[@TheVintageMe]

If it was so it sure would answer so many questions for people!

[@Anione111]

I think it is simply tinnitus. I recently read thyroid malfunction can lead to tinnitus.

[@vibrantuk523]

This could be the sound of your nervous system. When we are quiet and concentrate on the sound in our heads you can tune into a high pitch ringing sound which can change depending on how relaxed or stressed we are. John Beaulieu talks about it in his book Human Tuning

[@aleje5761]

Thank you for making this video. Have been looking for the song of trees

[@rivkahhoneysgirl5442]

In the Book "The Panorama of Creation" the stars omit musical sounds, as they traveled through the Canopy that is no longer existent that covers the world. Also there is a Bible verse Genesis 4:10 Where God says"What have you done" The voice of your brother's blood is crying out to me from the ground! So then This makes perfect sense to me that plants can omit sound as well. Interesting work. Thank you for sharing, and God Bless for opening our understanding to this.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thank you, Rivkah

[@Felix_Effex]

Emit or Omit.. i;m confused

[@elizabethannsmith5006]

I love this !!! Very mesmerizing!!!!

[@anthonyholley2796]

You are a amazingly and beautiful person , God bless you. Thank you for sharing your time , love ,work and great effort with mankind. 😊

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thank you!

[@misssparkle8317]

So the device measures electrical variation within objects and the voltage can be translated into sound notes 👍🏻 I wonder how much ai is used and background notes are added to the likes of plantwave 🤔

[@TheRandomINFJ]

I saw a video of plants singing then the tone slightly changed when insects buzzed on by, as if the plants were saying hello. My questions are: - what about grass? Grass must hum too. When we step on grass, does it jack up their vibration? - if a tree hugger hugged a tree, would its energy mix with the human energy and sound differently as opposed to how it sounds when not hugged? - could this invention allow us to understand frequencies better and someday help us determine good plants (medicinal) vs bad plants (toxic or dying)? Like one day we can hook up to plants in the Amazon, listen to its tune then translate its frequencies and be like "this one has what's needed to cure AIDS"... Thanks, Sadie

[@ArkaHtun]

any living has small ammounts of electricity moving through it all the time.. the machine quantises these voltages to a preset scale so we recognise it .. ive played with a eurorack version .. got it to make slightly different sounds when i tryed happy thoughts , sad thoughts ,, but to be honest ,i felt any musician wanting to be inspired ,,hmm not me .. it would be interesting to play with maybe ,, trywatching the sectret life of plants .. it explains plants and ly detector machines , emotions and how connected we all are.. or be brave and take some mushies and camp in the woods .. probably the best way to experience how we are all connected ..

[@vleopardi]

Molto chiaro, grazie!

[@randyg.7940]

Thank you sir

[@randysmith6493]

I think you did a fine description. Q: using the same plant, and now with multiple electronic pulse detectors attached to different leaves of the same plant at the same time, will each leaf be transmitting different electrical impulses , or are the same electrical impulses shared through the plant as a whole. In other words is there just one song being played throughout the whole plant because of grounding ?

[@silentbooks3879]

Awesome. I am in tears.

[@jeniffersalazar_]

This video made me so happy

[@shicadelic]

Thanks for the explanation that was super helpful

[@seacruse]

What else can one say other than....How Awesome.

[@amiraalmahdy5870]

just an anazinnnnng ..i totally understand it verrry clear and totally looooove it ..thank u artist :)

[@maicareer7815]

It was beautiful. People say Crystal or Gemstone vibrate at a frequency and emits energy if that's the case then, if you attach this to a Crystal will it play song and what if you attach to a human and ask human to keep quiet and meditate or maybe think of different emotions will it play different songs ??? So many questions..

[@RicoLee27]

Plantwave tested that out

[@monstermind66]

what do the plants sound like when they are happiest ad or saddest like needing water do they have sounds for that like if theyneeed water or are ill they will make a certain sound for help that you a reconize

[@ripleyhero8245]

I dunno if you look at replies for your old stuff, but why does the music the plant creates sound so serene? I imagine if it was just reading the energy off a plant, then the music would sound totally random and without coherence and just a tonal disaster, but the music is always so chill and easy-chord change having.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

That's exactly what I explain in this video. the electrical signals are passed through a synthesizer, so the timbre and scales can be chosen. I tend to choose relaxing sounds because that's how I like to interact with the plant 🙂

[@Dray7777]

Does the music go straight to computer without converting to scale?

[@kermeey]

this is simply sensational

[@obdtm]

Amazing. Will I be able to do this with my olive trees? Please say yes; please tell me everything can be easily acquired.

[@charliehancock]

This is interesting, but there are still many unanswered questions. MIDI conveys information about things like pitch, tempo, and velocity. The keyboard is able to encode and transmit this information in language that the computer can understand. Changes in electrical potential do not equal MIDI output without a codec. Could you explain more about how the changes in electrical potential are interpreted and converted to MIDI output?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Unfortunately, I am not able to answer this question: I am not the one who builds these devices so I don't know all the technical detail.

[@charliehancock]

@@SoundOfGoldenLight Thank you for taking the time to reply. I found this video when I discovered an article about Damanhur. I had never heard of it before. I am fascinated by the community. It is such an amazing place. I am in the US, but I would love to visit one day.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

@@charliehancock My pleasure... I am sorry I can't be more helpful 🙂 Damanhur is indeed a fascinating place, I have been there twice and met lots of really nice people.

[@AshleySaidItBest]

Is this where PlantWave got its inspiration?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Probably

[@sidgoldberg8555]

I have a few questions that perhaps you have dealt with before but, what is it that the plants are outputting to the midi-like box? And also, it seems that the plants respond to other music, voices, and even intensions. What is the plant responding to - is it words, sound vibrations, subtle energies? Or is this how it appears but has nothing to do with external influences? How does that work? Thanks!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi Sid, I personally believe that plants respond generally to the environment and more specifically to our presence, intentions and thoughts. Regarding your first question, the device measures variations in the electrical potential of the plant´s tissue. I am afraid I can´t be more specific than this as I have not designed the device and I am not electronic savvy :-)

[@sidgoldberg8555]

Thanks

[@sidgoldberg8555]

Here is an interview I did with the plants and a musician, but I still am uncertain what the plants are seemingly responding to: earthmysterynews.com/2016/05/28/music-of-the-plants/

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Cool! Thanks for the link. If you'd like to talk about music of the plants and music healing in general, I'd be happy to have a chat :-)

[@daphnebenoit7435]

Thank you for sharing. This is beautiful.

[@dreamfunction4491]

Very good. It would have been nice to explain what is the mapping of the varying voltage levels of the plant to the different tones of sound ? This seems to be something that we ourselves force unto the plant. How about different mappings of the plant ? What would they sound like ? Also because the plant has a different type of consciousness, I see you also have a "velocity" dial to increase or decrease the time domain factor. It would be interesting to note what is the natural time domain of the plant. This would give us an indication of it's consciousness level, in other words how fast it reacts to the outside world. Thanks again. Please do another more detailed video.

[@torriehudson7479]

Can this be used on other living things, like animals or humans? Also, is there a way to connect multiple plants to create like a symphony? 👀

[@Carolsw1]

Can plants learn from listening from their sounds? Like a biofeedback for the plant to learn over time?

[@newgamer4884]

😲Is this the sound of nature !

[@rameshraja624]

dear sir, here what device and hard ware used to identify the sense of plant.

[@brendacollins4518]

This did help! I LOVE THIS!

[@MacedonianGrace]

Hi Question about tuning. Do the plants produce 440jz or432hz sound scales.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi, everything that has to do with the sound depends on the instrument, pretty much like for human musicians. If you tune the instrument to 432Hz, it will play accordingly.

[@MacedonianGrace]

@@SoundOfGoldenLight thank you

[@maureenruggeri5026]

Thank you for this information! Is it possible to purchase a device like the one you have? I live in the US, can you send information or how can I reach you for more questions.

[@gvlzkz1118]

Will playing this music to my cannabis help them grow to their full potential? I remember watching a video describing that certain frequencies can either help a plant or kill them.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi Gabriel, this kind of music, especially at moderate volume, will not harm your plants. So if you are going to experiment with it, please let me know what you observe.

[@jollysafia3698]

thank you so much😍😍😍😍😍💛

[@NaujNadabrama-wm6zm]

How is the connection, need electricity, or just with a laptop is enough??

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

You need a device that connects to the plant like, for example, the one I show in the video.

[@jesusinablackman2675]

Let Everything that has breath praise the Lord psalm 150:6

[@MichaelHalcyonightsYates]

Thank you

[@9IVD]

my question is: is the sound tembre set beforehand?

[@LoganTheGeeRaff]

Awesome ! So the plant is playing , that is amazing . Truly amazing . Everything in existence is playing actually haha but this plant is playing a synth haha.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

I am sure this is the first step. We will see even greater things in the future!

[@yaturkeyneck7130]

Hello. I love this and am fascinated by it. Could you please answer some questions for me? If you are placing the electrodes in the soil, wouldn't it be picking up the electrical resistance between the leaves and the soil, not the leaves and the roots? Wouldn't you have to place the electrode on the roots directly for it to pick up the electrical resistance between them and the leaves? Also, how has the U1 been calibrated specifically for plants? How did you determine what the calibrated parameters should be? And finally, why have you restricted the output to correlate with the Western 12-note scale? Doesn't this round up/down the tones as the plants frequencies would surely translate to be microtonal? Has this just been done for creative license? Thank you!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi Emma, thank you for your comment. I am afraid I cannot answer your questions because I have not designed this device. There are also other devices on the market nowadays, so if you do a search on the internet you may be able to find some answers. Personally, I would like to see an alternative with various tonal systems, including microtonal.

[@cath3638]

Remarkable. Thank you.

[@zyngary71]

wonderful!! thank you for sharing

[@smokingblues5067]

Bravo! Grazie

[@michaelzo1205]

so interesting! so how can i buy the black box and sensors? do i need to buy a software in the computer? what is it? does it work on Windows?

[@1683clifton]

Show what is coming from the plant before the device, and a comparison of what the midi outputs to prove that the midi is not just randomized?

[@1683clifton]

I'm very skeptical that the electrical signal is anything more than continuity between the leads.

[@alexpowers3697]

What if you connect the U1 to a person? I'd love to try that experiment.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

This device is designed to work with plants. To do the same with human beings one should adapt a polygraph, similar to a lie-detector, and add a MIDI converter to it.

[@kojiitoyama9830]

In other words, does the plant play a soft synth on a PC? Can the owner decide the sound of the synth?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Correct

[@LeClau]

Hi, Thank you!!!! I have a question , have can I take the midi information , like a Keyboard ? I can Recording the midi and change them on my DAW?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Yes, you can do that with most devices 🙂

[@darinek.834]

What if we put words instead of sounds? What if we can listen to what they have to say..?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Someone from France did that. I can't remember the name... You can try and search for it.

[@jermendy]

Hi there. I work with electronics and I understand how this device works. The two "elelctrodes" you're using are just measuring the resistance (you watered the plant first to ensure conductivity) between the two, which happens on the surface(es) of the plant. Those electrodes aren't reading ANY kind of EM fields or activity. The "response" of the plant when touched is actually a change of resistance. Take a wet piece of wood or plastic and connect the two probes on each side - you'll get the same result. Different patterns? Yes, that depends on how fast the water is vaporizing or of the variations of the resistance of the wood, due to mechanical movement or environment properties. Don't take it as a critic, because it's not; i like the sounds and I make music myself so... It's just the explanation of how it works. We also recorded sounds of planets, of Earth etc. So why not plants? But in order to do that properly, you need to modify your tools. If you want to know my idea, write me back. Cheers my friend. :)

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi Daniel, thank you for your comment. Actually, I didn't water the plant, it was raining outside. You don't need to water plants necessarily for that to work, although sometimes it can help. Regarding the wet piece of wood or plastic, I am sure you would get some kind of reading from those as well. But that would not explain the fact that the music coming from a plant evolves in time the more a plant is exposed to its own sounds. At first, I found it difficult to believe, but then I experienced it. But without the experience, I totally understand where you're coming from.

[@Achew1313]

Can anyone recommend devises I could use or make on a budget plantwaves are 300 USD and bamboo m is 350 euros I'm trying to find a way to do it for a bit cheaper

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

I know that some people are doing something similar with Arduino

[@Bizzare77777]

I plugged one into a marijuana leaf and it started randomly playing Highway to hell by ACDC, but the device I used was using drum beats instead of piano. I will be uploading it soon!

[@MacedonianGrace]

Beautiful

[@zedxxx9]

But I still don't understand if the plant is creating specific notes, or if it is just the electrical fluctuations that are trigging some kind of note algorithm that corresponds to a note values or what. That's the part I wanted to understand better...

[@BrandonMilner]

I understand midi but I'm curious, does the device select the possible outputted midi notes? They appear to all be in a modal scale. Not chromatic.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hi Brandon, the device has a switch that lets you decide between chromatic and major scale.

[@jerzyboy24music]

This was very helpful

[@shannoncunningham6747]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Better late than never. I've had the making of this video on my plan for some time. Finally here it is. i am glad you appreciate :-)

[@shannoncunningham6747]

+The Sound of Golden Light Yes, better late than never 😊 I really appreciate your music. When I have some extra money, I'm going to buy some of your music. I listened to 'Hiya Ana' a loooot a few months ago. It really helped me out of a deep depression, and I wanted you to know that ❤️

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Shannon Cunningham Thank you so much for letting me know :-)

[@sunmanpatoo]

What would happen if we connect these sensors to a human. Both before and after they chant Hare Kṛṣṇa. I wonder things like that.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

This particular device is calibrated for plants and it wouldn't really work on people. There are other devices with different sensitivity and maybe with one of those such experiment would be possible.

[@sunmanpatoo]

@@SoundOfGoldenLight Mr. Vitale (hope I spelled it right), thanks for the timely response. I'd like for you to do an experiment of possible. Please record a clip of the song both before and after you play the Hare Kṛṣṇa mantra for the plant. I suspect the difference in the musical output from the plant will be nothing less than amazing. Play the mantra for about ten minutes so the plant can absorb the frequency first. Then I'll suggest other mantras. Thanks

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

I cannot promise I will be able to do that, but what you are suggesting is intriguing so I will definitely keep it in mind :-) Thank you

[@sunmanpatoo]

@@SoundOfGoldenLight you're welcome. Studies, intriguing studies have been done on that mantra. When I can afford the equipment, ill perform the studies and inform u of the results. I appreciate your scientific acuity.

[@vanessalandry6809]

what sound does the plant make when it is being cut?

[@Crestlinger2]

Sounds like large wind chimes. Time to experiment!

[@waterdrops7130]

What's the name of these electrodes?

[@mgunner69]

Hey there. Do you require a license to use this music in a film?

[@y2kisfun]

truely golden. thank you and wish you the best in your work

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Thank you!

[@alexpowers3697]

There's no way that's some random voltage fluctuation. The plant definitely is more than just some cells. If a plant can create this--is totally miraculous.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

I agree

[@alexpowers3697]

I wish the U1 device were not $900 US. That is going to discourage the lay person from getting his feet wet in the process.

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

I know. There is another option here, but apparently it is currenty sold out: midisprout.com/

[@RokiMowntinHi]

The Sound of Golden Light - they’re shipping again, btw! 🙂

[@dankdweb]

An algorithm is translating random voltage fluctuations into notes that sound harmonious. The reason it sounds pleasant and interesting is because a human has programmed it to sound that way. The device clearly maps voltages onto a musical scale - so it's basically impossible that anything it outputs would sounds bad

[@ew2wildflower]

Thank you so much! I only play piano by ear and sing but would love to play, sing and create music with the plants! What do they have to say to us? Love, Peace, Gratitude! 💖🦋💖

[@paoleopa]

interessante.. ma si può fare anche con gli esseri umani, cioè applicare lo stesso metodo o serve il polo "terra"?

[@silverstoric3450]

Thank you for sharing. I love this. I'm curious have you tried attaching the electrodes to your body like an ear and an armpit? If so what was the result? It intrigues me how we can use this technology to create music from our thoughts and emotions.

[@angeldylan9204]

THE ENGINE OF OUR BODIES INSIDE IS EXTREMELLY LOUD BUT WE CSNNOT HEAR. IF YOU EVER HEARD THE ULTRASOUND OF A FETUS YOU CAN HEAR THE SOUND. WE ARE STILL WAY BEHIND OURS CAPABILITIES. YES! THE PLANTS SING. THE WHOLE UNIVERSE HAS SOUNDS. PEACE TO YOU. 🌻✌

[@silverstoric3450]

@@angeldylan9204 Thank you for the reply :) Love and peace to you my friend

[@eternalvoid2678]

So, disregarding what the device does, what does the actual signal look like? Is it just noise with a peak when you touch it or otherwise do something to the plant? Before I'd get into making music out of plants, it would be nice to know that it's possible to get something non-random out of it. Otherwise you're just buying an algorithm that makes generative music out of a noise source. That's interesting by it self, but then we can just forget about the plants ;)

[@Dray7777]

Exactly is the random noise being converted to a scale which will be musical and have no disonance. In otherwords if we converted only the electrical signal directly without converting to a scale first, would we hear disonance like hitting c and c sharp

[@lynxxxnyl]

answered all my questions, Thank you!

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Glad to hear that!

[@aarteeest]

very interesting, do you get other reactions if you talk to them while they play the sounds, communication, so to speak?

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

They react to touch as well as to feelings of appreciation

[@ThisGuy4]

Wow. Those sounds remind me of a DMT experience I had. Humbling.

[@hank3339]

WOW! God bless you man!

[@ISAKEID]

hello thanks for ur vid i have now the curiosity from where i can get this machine ???

[@SoundOfGoldenLight]

Hello Isak, check this link: www.musicoftheplants.com/en/

[@czechjuli94]

Where can I buy these devices?