Music of The Plants - How to use Bamboo M, the Instrument that gives a voice to Plants! Tutorial

[@muzahidbakth5]

Caterpillar: starts crawling towards plant Me: attaches device to plant Plant: *plays horror music*

[@ShushKabab]

Stolen

[@muzahidbakth5]

Where did you post it?

[@lienderveaux1171]

that's funny

[@goldenwaffle4787]

does a weed plant play Bob Marley music?

[@Musicoftheplants]

ahahah Maybe! ;)

[@pg7466]

😂

[@LDEzpc]

HAHAHHAAHHWHAWY IM DYING ..

[@N8-Feds]

No it plays snoop dogg

[@septimiusthedestroyer7394]

Yes

[@user-no2hd1wy7g]

Anybody come here from daily dose of internet?

[@TheCottageWizard]

Yes 😂

[@Jefferson-xi8tu]

yep

[@Banana_Slugcat]

Y

[@Cinodonte_]

E

[@branjimusic4048]

yep

[@wilzworld6]

Remember the show "In search of"? From the 1970's. That was the first show on plant communication. They did lots of tests. Playing heavy metal music and classical music and showed that the plants reacted to the music played. It preferred one and not the other. One of the tests they did was to "scare" plants to see if they reacted to "fear". They brought fire and the plants were obviously agitated by it. For some reasons dogs also scared the plant. They went even further and showed a plant reacts to even the "thought of harming it". Yes, just thinking of harming the plant would cause to to be agitated and showed up on the electrical meters connected to the plant. I would like to see what this device would reveal about the sound of "fear" that the plants could make through this bamboo device. If fire was brought close to the plant, what sounds would it make? What about just thinking of bringing fire near the plant? That should show a reaction. Now that would really be telling....Anyone?

[@wilzworld6]

A followup experiment would be to do the same thing with rocks since someone said that they used the device on rocks and it emitted signals. If the results are much different that would be interesting. Also, ... I can see two plants of same species sounding similar, wouldn't 2 plants (of different species) sound very different from each other? I would think so...

[@wilzworld6]

The difference in the frequencies and tone should be easily identified between "at rest" and "in stress".

[@johndan1760]

damn you vegans!!!!

[@user-dz2hj6jo5h]

Vegans are trembling 😂

[@Sirdudee]

Not really. An organism must have some basic neural system to actually reciprocate any trace of emotion. Plants don't really have this. Also, the 70s were kinda dumb. Like these were the same people who had lead paint.But I guess you could believe what you want.

[@carolp.vaccariello1701]

Is there a setting that allows us to hear the plants most natural voice? It's own tempo. It's own rhythm, etc ...? Thanks again.

[@walidfakhfakh3660]

Technically no, this device only takes the electric signal from the plants and translate it into a sound that is already stored on the device from a "sound bank"

[@lambspeedpainting8307]

Yes we have unlocked plant. we just prefer to cover up what the plant is really saying with harmonious sounds because this is about sales not listening to a bitching plant. We like the idea of hearing or communicating with flora and fanna but honestly don't really want to be put out with what its really saying so we decided a 1980s casio would bost sales. BE WELL!

[@rainbowpaillettes8404]

@@walidfakhfakh3660 so this is fraud?

[@walidfakhfakh3660]

@@rainbowpaillettes8404 No, it does its advertised job, You know this is just an experiment, haha You Won't Rely On This device For Music. All i can say, is that this device gives you an accurate definition of each signal detected in the plant by a sound stored on the device's memory. By the way, how old are you? you don't seem to be into technology, If you are a teenager, i would be kinda amazed.

[@mango8465]

Rainbow Paillettes how much is it?

[@strawbebii6230]

POV: Your looking through the comments to see if this is legit.

[@ravenwildspirit]

Saw one of these in a gallery. So love this and want... Just so expensive. Awesome invention... 👏👏💖

[@kiss-im-mee]

I would definitely buy one but they’re so much money, I would love to hear my bonsai tree make music 💜

[@mindfulnessmovementmusic9661]

Thank you for this informative video. I have a Bamboo M and am in love with it but I haven't deviated much with all it can do. Your tutorial will inspire me to try different music and ideas with her. I have been using it in the school I teach at to inspire the knowledge that plants and trees are sentient beings to my students. Hopefully this will instill a respect, an honoring and/or a love of plants. I have also started using mine in conjunction with my sound bath meditations I provide for oncology patients, hospital staff, and the general public. It is interesting to hear how the plants interact with my various instruments and when they choose to come in while I am playing different instruments. Blessings and gratitude to you!

[@Musicoftheplants]

Wow!!! Thanks for sharing your amazing experiences!

[@mindfulnessmovementmusic9661]

@@Musicoftheplants My pleasure, thank you!

[@wonabe]

Thanks for sharing this with us. Would like to hear if (subjective of course) you see results on patients, compared to, lets say, "ordinary" music that humans composed. Also great to hear(read) that you share this with your students.

[@veronikava7568]

interesting!!! Where did you get this device?

[@carbonated_shampoo]

I was like oh that’s a kinda cheap I can save up to get one, then I realised it’s in euros and it’s actually like 600 dollars

[@imperialjapan745]

What a lovely voice!

[@anperegar]

I love it and I want to believe in the product, but how do I know is not preloaded music to the device?

[@carolinacacicedo6358]

Same thoughts here.

[@happyfpv3752]

What plant plays sublime

[@theresaj8356]

I'm really considering buying this for meditation. I'd love to hear the Native American setting, with drums, is that an option?

[@Musicoftheplants]

Yes, there is this option

[@telastar2008]

Wonderful and very usefull, thank you Music of the Plants team

[@Musicoftheplants]

Thank you Corinne! 🍀

[@boo7404]

Does the device have a separate power source? It appears to be utilizing electro-chemical cell technology detailed by Volta/Galvanni in 1800. One would know if the two probes were inserted a few inches apart into moist earth. Similar to a earth or dirt cell.

[@senahasimbegovic2779]

Wonderful.great job 🤗

[@baeviolet8941]

I think jungle is my favorite sound for the plants

[@alexyanci7974]

Hey I have a question about the sound progressions of the plants. Do the scales of the sounds follow certain arithmetic progressions? As I was listening to the sound it reminded me so much of fractals.

[@peterjrmoore3941]

the human chooses the scale - ionian, lydian etc - which forces the plant-human interface to reflect emotions/meaning that are evoked by the scale chosen by the human, not the plant. there really IS NO shortcut for plant communication other than deepening one's own attunement and sensitivity- which can be done w enough sincerity. another good place to start is getting acquainted w the Findhorn experiment

[@hallmonitor98]

so are the notes random? does the machine just detect electricity and play just whatever or does the plant actually have any input on the melody, notes or tempo?

[@Musicoftheplants]

Hi, of course the plant gives the inputs! It is the most interesting part of this technology! The plant, able to listen to the music is producing, can choose what to do. It is really like you give a musical instruments to the plant, and she play it!

[@hobabi]

this is soo beautiful

[@Musicoftheplants]

Thanks Babi!

[@carolp.vaccariello1701]

I find this so fascinating and I have a question. If the Bamboo can make all these sounds, change key, tempo and everything else. I am trying to understand what the Plant is providing. It almost seems to me the machine creates everything - what is the point of interfacing with a plant? Please help me to understand the relationship between Plant and Bamboo Machine? Thank you so much.

[@Musicoftheplants]

Dear Carol, thank you for your question! The Bamboo device it self without a plant can not play. When you connect it to the plant, the plant that constantly and normally emits electrical signals, with these signals interferes with the device. From that moment the plant can hear that the music playing is connected to her signals. In other words, is really like if you give to the plant an instrument to play. The plant is the musician and she can play the flaute, the piano, the siter in higher or lower notes. The plant express the melody and also to play or not. Sometime the plant can be connected to the device and also choose to not play. I hope to have clarified a bit your doubt! :) I wish you a wonderful day!

[@carolp.vaccariello1701]

@@Musicoftheplants Thank you so much for that explanation. I have the original U1 and a Bamboo first series. I began to question when I heard all of the different sounds, rhythms and ranges that the plant and the machine were producing. Your analogy of the plant being the person who selects an instrument to express itself is what I needed. I am a musician also, I understand that language. Also, I have noticed, like you expressed, the Plant learns to listen to the sounds, understands that the sounds are related to itself. There are certain sounds that they don't enjoy and will hesitate to sing until I adjust the setting for a different sound. Thanks for replying. Very helpful.

[@Musicoftheplants]

@@carolp.vaccariello1701 You're welcome! If you have some interesting experience with the Music of the Plants, it is great to share and exchange! Thank you!

[@匚尺卄]

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[@Musicoftheplants]

Hi, we have finally solved the problem on our website: www.musicoftheplants.com/

[@ccjmjanssen]

I was wondering how I can get my recordings on my computer so I can share them with others

[@Musicoftheplants]

You have different options to record the music: Using the smartphone cable available in our shop. You need to connect the black jack on the phone and the green jack with “Bamboo” text on the “Audio out” socket of the device. You can use any recording APP of your phone (Android or i-Phone). Note: in some cases you need to lower the volume of the Bamboo to have a better recording quality. Using the SDHC card available in our shop. You can record with the SDHC card when you are outside in the garden or in the woods and you can listen to your music only by playing it on the device. As the file is a .txt data file, it cannot be read with other devices like PCs or phones. Note: we do not guarantee that other SD cards will work other than what we indicate in our store. If you are a professional musician you can use the MIDI USB KIT available in our shop and connect the Bamboo to a computer (PC or MAC)* * MIDI output channel For both U1 and Bamboo, the MIDI output is on channel 0.

[@MosaicMage]

Beautiful!!

[@anne-mettemichelsen3691]

what software do you need if you want to put it on the computer ?

[@Musicoftheplants]

www.musicoftheplants.com/shop-online/bamboo-control-software-beta-test-version/

[@MelindaIversonInn]

My M Bamboo battery no longer holds a charge. What can I do? I have enjoyed my singing plants for about 3-4 years now. Is there a way to change the battery or is there something I can do? I miss my travel companion M Bamboo. 😢😊

[@Musicoftheplants]

hello melinda! if you have some issues with the device, you can go to our official site and fill the mail form for contact: www.musicoftheplants.com/

[@MelindaIversonInn]

@@Musicoftheplants thank you. I got my battery changed and the new Ginko. The whole process was easy.

[@hueycotton]

Do you think you could use this to tell if the plant is thirsty? Like if it wants water it should play a certain melody, right?

[@TheLoopus]

Where I can find this device?

[@Musicoftheplants]

Hi Loopus! 🎶🌱 You can find Music of the Plants device here: www.musicoftheplants.com/product-category/devices/?ref=cs

[@robtownleyofficial]

So by changing the scale are you then determining what notes the plant can play?

[@isaacmatoe8703]

Hi, I am curious what does the device detect within the plant to produce music, electromagnetism etc.? If someone may provide an answer or could paste a link to a forums that would be amazing. Thanking you in advance

[@Musicoftheplants]

Music of the Plants has taken research of plant intelligence and plant perception to another level. By deciphering and registering the impulses and interactions of plants, they have developed a device that uses a MIDI interface to transform the plant's resistance from a leaf to the root system into music. Extensive research continues today as we become conscious of the innate ability of nature to communicate with us when we have the instrument to listen. You can discover more on our website: www.musicoftheplants.com

[@djformalin]

Nice....but I'm waiting for the PlantWave 🎼

[@lisepham4311]

I just watched DDOI and have to buy one :)))

[@Musicoftheplants]

Hi Lise, you can buy it on our shop: www.musicoftheplants.com/shop-online/

[@MelindaIversonInn]

My battery will no longer hold a charge on my M Bamboo. What do I do?

[@Musicoftheplants]

hello melinda! you can ask to the support on the website, probably you have to change the battery

[@midodon23]

Can the plants program midi or talk on a computer notepad?

[@saifhazooq]

i need one

[@andrewsiasparks]

What happens if you water or foliar feed/ make it rain on the plants. Do certain stresses change the resistance?

[@Musicoftheplants]

Yes, the music may change. It depends on each plant, each plant has his own "reactions" to the extarnal stimuli :)

[@ceciliahillbery1637]

I want one of these so bad but they’re so expensive 😢

[@memo134]

Because it's all bullshit . Come on now

[@pandamusic984]

@@memo134 it isn’t but ok

[@zedxxx9]

When you record is it recording both audio and MIDI or whichever one you choose. I would want to be able to enjoy hearing the profile while recording it, but then would want to export the MIDI to my computer so that I could change the sounds and adjust the piece as needed. I assume that is possible?

[@Musicoftheplants]

Hi Zed, yes, this is possible. You need to add to the Bamboo M device, the MIDI kit, that you will find on our shop: www.musicoftheplants.com/shop-online/

[@danieldaniel3418]

If you connect the device to you? How it sounds?

[@carolinacacicedo6358]

Lol

[@northwestwendover]

How does the device work?

[@ven0m._.657]

Who came from Daily Dose Of Internet??😂😂

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[@joseromanruiz9063]

Me lol its fascinating

[@ashmaan2386]

me

[@monstermind66]

wow, this is so interesting the plant you are demonstrating is on my table right now, the price for it is very price would you ever make it more reasonable ? I think many would like to have one but the price is way up there

[@wonabe]

Its kinda reasonable, from my perspective. You get 2 or 3 cables, that are specially designed, not just regular Chinese cheap stuff. Wooden case. Touch sensor to operate. Speaker and who knows how many hours of programmers work put into it. And something tells me product is not sold in million copies. And let me guess investments in it were in $100k-1mil. Its a market after all, not charity. Team that made needs to put food on the table for their families and pay bills and taxes. Have a good day! 🍀

[@monstermind66]

@@wonabe reasonable price sells more regardless, no one said its charity, we all pay bills n food

[@wonabe]

@@monstermind66 "selling more" means more managers, more management, more returns(refund), larger stock and so on, unless you just use amazon and outsource all that. To make all that work you need investments in the product that is already niche. Best regards! 🍀

[@monstermind66]

@@wonabe shark tank, crowdfund

[@NopeNope-ot1ed]

Absolutely nobody: Plants: *Ya like jazz?* Venus Flytrap:CRAAAWWWLING IN MY SKIIIINNNNNNNNN

[@reiserii]

Was the background music made with the plants!

[@Musicoftheplants]

Yes! :)

[@reiserii]

Music of the Plants nice

[@daantjebanaantje268]

Just wait until the plants start acting up because you use their music and they put copyright on it✌🏼 plants are smart u know 😎

[@HJG-1019]

Can the soil probe be used if the plant is being raised in water?

[@Musicoftheplants]

Yes, it is possible! :)

[@D.Aniel89]

I'm here from Daily Dose of Internet!

[@eisenhower9069]

Me too

[@riverjune3499]

Does this device uses bluetooth or wifi? I am looking for one without the use of emf's.

[@Musicoftheplants]

This device works only via cable. :)

[@КириллГусаков-я1р]

Where can I buy it?

[@Musicoftheplants]

On Music of the Plants shop: www.musicoftheplants.com/shop/

[@tiffannyflowers4236]

love this

[@amzy1496]

Can the signals not be received and played in real time? I feel like that would really help sales and be more attractive to people buying it

[@amzy1496]

Or you could have it receive a whole load of signals beforehand and then while that is playing have it receive more signals to play so it can be more consistent

[@Gintch]

For anyone thinking of buying this: This product is basically an arduino... the music isnt made by the plant at all. The plants can conduct electricity. This product works by if something touches the aligator clip or ‘electrode’ as they call them that can conduct electricity it will play the music. The plants dont have anything to do with this. They dont change the music or have any influence on them. Because water flows in plants the resistants of electric conduction changes. People argue oh but if you put it on a dead plant it doesnt. Yes correct because dead plants dont conduct electricity because they dont have water in them... this product is a scam. 500 dollars for basically a makeymakey knockoff that costs like 20 dollars. Cool concept just not worth 500 dollars and also fake advertisements.

[@Musicoftheplants]

Hi Gianni, on what is based this comment? Have you tried and experienced the device, in a way you can certainly say that the plant doesn't have any influence on the music?

[@Gintch]

Music of the Plants common sense? The only thing that the plant ‘influences’ is the resistance which is just caused by the water in the plants

[@Musicoftheplants]

@@Gintch Many researches can show you that is of course not only water in the plants that influence the resistance, but many other factors, as the environment itself where the plant is. Plants have more developed senses than animals as each root apex is able to detect and monitor at least fifteen different types of chemical and physical parameters at the same time. The “transition zone” is the part of the plant where the most oxygen is consumed and where most of the signals arrive. These, like the neurons of the human brain, have the function of exchanging information.

[@PoppySeed84]

@@Musicoftheplants u guys really charge 500 dollars for this? thats one hell of a mark up..... i could make this myself for about 30 bux... the programming is fairly straight forward. create some sound patches in Pure Data and feed your electrical signal through it... voila... magic plant music!

[@yunggothfan7565]

@@Musicoftheplants lol, nice money making scheme you got going on lol, but this will ruin my business so I will ruin your reputation and leave bad reviews and dislike are your videos and advertising, sorry but your product will ruin my business

[@theornature2652]

I need one

[@Musicoftheplants]

Hi! You can find it here: www.musicoftheplants.com/shop/

[@ianwebb9859]

Does this device require an app?

[@Musicoftheplants]

nope!

[@ToastedGhost]

Does this device send midi signals? Or just send an audio signal?

[@Musicoftheplants]

It send also MIDI signals. You have the possibility to connect it to an external board or to your computer. You can fin more technical info on the device here: www.musicoftheplants.com/devices/

[@mrrentmoney1257]

The frequencies of the plant must trigger sounds programmed within the device

[@HJG-1019]

Can this be shipped to USA?

[@Musicoftheplants]

Yes, it can be shipped to USA. You can select the device and calculate you shipping cost on our shop online: www.musicoftheplants.com/shop-online/

[@mellohi463]

can the connect to a phone?

[@Musicoftheplants]

Hi Raymond, yes he can be connected to a phone to record the music with the jack cable for smartphone: www.musicoftheplants.com/shop-online/jack-cable-for-smartphone/

[@swordNshield]

@@Musicoftheplants This was not very clear to me when we got the Bamboo device. We were told by the vendor that we needed the SD card... Why doesn't the device record directly an mp3 file onto the inserted card?

[@Musicoftheplants]

@@swordNshield we're sorry it wasn't clear from the beginning. On the card there isn't the possibility of recording because the file saved is a numeric file that can be read just on the device. To transfer the files you need the smartphone cable

[@poohy104]

i wanna hear 1.4 Plantera

[@goose667]

What is this device called

[@Musicoftheplants]

This device is called Bamboo M You can read more informations about it on our website: www.musicoftheplants.com/

[@Niko80s]

awesome!

[@esteladecassia1871]

Que lindoooo

[@Musicoftheplants]

gracias

[@Quodge]

Send one to Andrew Huang and get him to feature it on an episode of his ‘Weird Gear.’ Series.

[@martinipppp]

Easy programming, downloading music on the device and recognizing patterns and playing randomly

[@Musicoftheplants]

Hi Paulo, if you try the device, or ask to someone that uses it, you could clearly recognize there aren't donwloaded music on it. The plant plays music that you really feel that is because of an interaction with the plant. Sometimes it seems the plants is answering to you through the music! You can discover more about the technology on our website, blog and socials

[@olmakses5428]

If it were that easy everyone would do it

[@micajbbieber99]

I can't understand how exactly it works

[@Musicoftheplants]

By deciphering and registering the impulses and interactions of plants, we have developed a device that uses a MIDI interface to transform the plant's resistance from a leaf to the root system into music. Extensive research continues today as we become conscious of the innate ability of nature to communicate with us when we have the instrument to listen.

[@richardcletus6026]

I kind of want to get one just to see if there is a reaction to the music I play in the green house. See if my plants like Coltrane or if I've been subjecting them to jazzy torture for years. I know the device wont tell me the exact mood, but maybe give me the equivalent of some toes tapping. I'll have to find my fathers Metallica records and give them a spin while the device is hooked up. Spent years talking to my plants, I'm sure they'd like to give me auditory stimulation back.

[@Musicoftheplants]

You can buy it here: www.musicoftheplants.com/shop-online/

[@peterjrmoore3941]

my friend gets an obvious response from the device when he plays his guitar "within earshot" of the plants

[@exclusivesuperblend]

Ik hou van planten, en nu snap ik waarom ze zingen ook net als ik😌💖

[@BluelightGaming1]

My question would be does it work on any electrical signals? A battery, a human?

[@ostrari]

That was literally my first question. Like, what if I put this in my arm? Irl theme music

[@hallmonitor98]

yeah im thinking it just detects electricity and just plays random notes. If plants had any real input to the music generated, they would have shown a different plants showcasing different melodies and notes and tempos

[@editornilaykumar]

Haven’t we disturbed the nature enough, now that we want plants too for our amusement? Did someone ask plants if they want to play music for us, or not?

[@laurenpettit7593]

How does this work? Is it actually real?

[@Musicoftheplants]

Bamboo is a device that connects directly to the plant perceiving its electromagnetic signal and translates it into musical harmonies, opening the door to new forms of communication. By deciphering and registering the impulses and interactions of plants, we have developed a device that uses a MIDI interface to transform the plant's resistance from a leaf to the root system into music. Bamboo allows you to customize features to enjoy the music of the plants wherever you are.

[@natfreethinker]

I’m Canadian and my dollar make this totally impossible to afford 😞 it’s amazing for those who can 💶

[@thepandamanshow8893]

Who came from tiktok

[@ibrasome4492]

No.

[@gustavozarate1068]

How much is this?

[@Musicoftheplants]

You can find all our prices on our shop: www.musicoftheplants.com/shop-online/

[@marym9103]

Wow

[@EthanHaddad7]

Really awesome device, still doesn’t justify the horrendous price tag, though.

[@EthanHaddad7]

Ok, I can understand there are some reasons why certain products might be expensive because of the materials and their construction process, but I’m genuinely curious as to why one of these costs ~$500.

[@Gintch]

Ethan Haddad you can make one yourself super super easily. Use an arduino and some electrodes. Then code the arduino if contact is made with electrode play random song from soundbank its really easy. This has nothing to do with the plants. This is basically the same as a makeymakey which is like 20 dollars.

[@toasterpower7777]

What kind of music do you listen to? l e a f

[@isauregrimm1957]

i wanted to get that to my mom for christmas since she loves plants and music, but then i checked the price and..... nah...

[@jmtholmbo]

is this hurting the plant? shocking it?

[@Musicoftheplants]

Of course, not

[@aidendamep5118]

Is this real?

[@Musicoftheplants]

Yes, it is! You can discover more on: www.musicoftheplants.com

[@Case1113]

Unintentional ASMR

[@JohnSmith-un9fy]

The plant is screaming in pain because you stabbed it.

[@gartfart3633]

imagine if a plant started playing bfg division

[@baliadkimg]

I wish I can hear my tomato plants ❤️🌱

[@Musicoftheplants]

Hi Kim, you can buy a device here: www.musicoftheplants.com/shop-online/

[@br324rf]

Anybody that has the Bamboo M, is it worth it?

[@snuffy9742]

I would buy one for my mother, but they are expensive. F

[@Anthonnnnn]

Bruh 400$+ to hear some bad toned music..? Really? And no, i don't care that iTs fRoM a pLaNt. Still too much honestly. That device it's just a cool thing to have.

[@SS-ci8yk]

That's a lot of money

[@shamarbitna8909]

yeah same thing I thought

[@AirsoftEX]

Should be like 40 dollars or less really

[@okuaumaru2679]

Zegola

[@Doc_Liveseyy]

400 euros??????

[@symbiobites]

What do I sound like? 🤒. I rember the heartbeat of plants research was groundbreaking 🤔 quite the large gap between the years. Lol groundbreaking.

[@vickigale-gilbert6867]

I saw this device on another video, but they made it sound like the plant was actually in control of its own music. That’s not what this is at all. This is just fancy technology. Really disappointing.

[@ara3uz]

Bella lì

[@tamuzo3930]

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[@toastdev9527]

Carnivorous Plants probably have rap music

[@RyGuy1303]

Gold 🤣🤣

[@emilly7018]

All the plants are trying to communicate is how sad they are that you chopped up their freind and turned them into a machine:(

[@Musicoftheplants]

The choice of bamboo as a material for the case was the most ecological from our point of view. It is a very durable and well recyclable material. Bamboo plants grow more than one meter every day and therefore they are forced to cut them. For this reason we recycle this natural material, without taking anything away from nature, but using the cycle of life, where nothing is created, nothing is destroyed, everything is transformed.

[@Mr.Potato420]

$520 ... yeah no

[@JamesSmith-uc8nt]

I was interested till I found out this shit cost over a grand

[@flameraker6824]

This is way overpriced I can do the same thing with 13 bucks

[@xTedKirbyx]

Carol's question in relation to unfiltered sounds should be made clear. I'm finding it hard to find this information. Please can we have a reply to it? Thanks.

[@Musicoftheplants]

Dear Ted, we answered to Carol in the other comment she did below this video. Thanks for your question, so we can answer again! The Bamboo device it self without a plant can not play. When you connect it to the plant, the plant that constantly and normally emits electrical signals, with these signals interferes with the device. From that moment the plant can hear that the music playing is connected to her signals. In other words, is really like if you give to the plant an instrument to play. The plant is the musician and she can play the flaute, the piano, the siter in higher or lower notes. The plant express the melody and also to play or not. Sometime the plant can be connected to the device and also choose to not play. I hope to have clarified a bit your doubt! :) I wish you a wonderful day!

[@aiex314]

@@Musicoftheplants How are the changes in voltage interpreted as music? Are increases interpreted as high notes and decreases as low ones?

[@lucianocastillo694]

Music of the Plants answer Alexander’s question

[@Musicoftheplants]

@@aiex314 tendentially yes, but it is more complex as it is divided in ranges according to our algorithm.