“Audible arboreal sound” courtesy of German designer Bartholomäus Traubeck, a modified turntable, a Playstation Eye Camera, a stepper motor, and Ableton Live software.
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Hi Jules. I’m not really sure what an “Audible arboreal sound” is in this instance but as an arborist I can certainly attest to the fact that trees do indeed have unique voices. Whether we are pruning, or cutting, each tree I’ve encountered seems to give off it’s own distinct tone from creaks and vibrations.
Just feel how many birds live in that tree how much they love that tree. There are a lot more sounds just feel it from heart.