Meditators make beautiful
brainwave music together

A group of people get together one night to create music with their own brain waves.

James Fung, a computer engineer at the University of Toronto, designed an experiment to create music by hooking up a large gathering to EEGs, while a few are hooked up to ECGs (electro-cardiograms) to use their heartbeats for the rhythm section.

I love this video! What a great idea! Maybe the music isn't all that spectacular, but the shared experience and the pure experimental nature of it are to be admired. Two thumbs up!

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This next video is called "The Future of Sound." In it, a woman gives a brief "performance" of music using her own brainwaves to trigger musical sounds. Later in the video, a volunteer from the audience gets hooked up with the EEG headband and tries to do the same.

Maybe this is the future of sound! The technology is still very new and has a long way to evolve, but this field is blossoming!