Find our more about how the natural world is filled with music in Bernie Krause's new book: "The Great Animal Orchestra: Finding the Origins of Music in the World's Wild Places" (Little/Brown, 2012).
This correlates with something I have been playing with, which is the concept that signals within cells or organisms can be thought of as sound. a kind of meeting of music geometry and information.
Sound in this context is a series of arrangements each making their case, summing to a whole which may be thought of as a kind of jazz representing the beliefs a cell has.
These kinds of relationship are fascinating. interconnections on so many levels.
Why are they dying in such a regular rhythm? That makes no sense at all. If these were the sounds of tree cells dying, they would be random. More like white noise. The cells don't "line up" for their chance to die.
Why not the sound of a straw slurping when the liquid gets too low? This is regular, and the tree's cells are like long straws.
First - some trees scream in the spring due to great internal pressure. When you make a cut ( you hear it when using a handsaw or turn off your chainsaw) all of that running sap can create a sudden negative pressure and it'll make a high pitched squeeking noise. Quit from too much wear and tear on my body. Torn rotator cuffs , almost died from tuleramia. I once loved caring for trees.
Damn, someone should sample this... That would be a sweet techno beat. Plus anyone tripping would love to know that the music they're listening to came from the tress, man, the trees.
Find our more about how the natural world is filled with music in Bernie Krause's new book: "The Great Animal Orchestra: Finding the Origins of Music in the World's Wild Places" (Little/Brown, 2012).
BernieKrauseTV 2 months ago in playlist Field recording
excellent
riveredirt 8 months ago
I will share this with everyone I know. Awesome!
Tones4me1 1 year ago
Don't let it bug ya. Nice periodic waveform tho!
PeregrineTrousers 2 years ago
Trees have good rythm
0BatGirl0 2 years ago
This correlates with something I have been playing with, which is the concept that signals within cells or organisms can be thought of as sound. a kind of meeting of music geometry and information.
Sound in this context is a series of arrangements each making their case, summing to a whole which may be thought of as a kind of jazz representing the beliefs a cell has.
These kinds of relationship are fascinating. interconnections on so many levels.
marsCubed 2 years ago
The sound is caused by tree cells dying?
Why are they dying in such a regular rhythm? That makes no sense at all. If these were the sounds of tree cells dying, they would be random. More like white noise. The cells don't "line up" for their chance to die.
Why not the sound of a straw slurping when the liquid gets too low? This is regular, and the tree's cells are like long straws.
freesk8 2 years ago
It sounds like a fractal rhythm :D
Inupiatun 2 years ago
Who wooda thunk? Do animals hear the forest talking?
InTheSticks1881 2 years ago
That's awesome. It sounds like aphex twin.
franksvenatra 2 years ago 7
Awesome...sounds like the beat of a native drum maybe we aren't as far removed from nature as we might feel sometimes.
Anjimom 2 years ago
Good stuff. Was an arborist for 20 years and some trees scream when you cut them with a chainsaw.
9thincarnation 2 years ago
That is just fucking creepy to think about. Why'd you quit?
shayral 2 years ago
First - some trees scream in the spring due to great internal pressure. When you make a cut ( you hear it when using a handsaw or turn off your chainsaw) all of that running sap can create a sudden negative pressure and it'll make a high pitched squeeking noise. Quit from too much wear and tear on my body. Torn rotator cuffs , almost died from tuleramia. I once loved caring for trees.
9thincarnation 2 years ago 2
Sounds like a pretty interesting profession. Hope your body is in better shape these days.
shayral 2 years ago
@9thincarnation "some trees scream when you cut them with a chainsaw."
that's sad
Kreneep1052 4 weeks ago
That was pretty cool.
madhoyden 2 years ago
Very interesting.
blackiron60 2 years ago
Amazing!!!
globalarte 2 years ago
Makes me wonder and also sad at what else we are missing or just ignoring.
mattghtpa 2 years ago 3
that's kewl
ncfwhitetigress 2 years ago
We live in a wonderous world
dunndudebemelol 2 years ago 4
that is the tree's sound before it attacks humans!
run!
rastarigate 2 years ago 3
It's Happening!
mattghtpa 2 years ago
hahahaha... is that movie any good?
rastarigate 2 years ago
Damn, someone should sample this... That would be a sweet techno beat. Plus anyone tripping would love to know that the music they're listening to came from the tress, man, the trees.
m0nkeybl1tz 2 years ago 8
Wow, that is weird.
zacdee316 2 years ago
amazing
ancientkiki 2 years ago