MIDI Sprout
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I keep circling back to this. It seems so interesting.
“Each MIDI Sprout comes with two probes that are used to measure changes in electrical currents across the surface of a plant’s leaf. Our technology converts these fluctuations into note and control messages that can be read by synthesizers and computers to generate music and even video.”
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If it was April I would think this is an April fools.
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@woland said:
LISTEN TO THE PLANTS SING!
In eighth grade, I won the Nebraska Stage Science Fair/Botany Division with my project "Psychgalvanic Responses of a Stimulated Plant" where I attempted to demonstrate that plants have at least some measureable reaction to emotion.
In other words, I'm a believer.
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