Fun fact! Fungi do it all the time! They send electrical signals through hyphae. They also use chemical signals and proteins! Fungi... Are intelligent. And insane to think about. I respect them a lot.
@@jelliekitty Saame. There was also a period in history where fungi ruled the planet. Just towering fruiting bodies. They were also the first complex living organism on the planet.
@@PreachersPet Eat enough boomers and it can blow a DMT trip out of the water...or so I've heard...I'm to much of a pussy to dive that deep into my own mind lol
I've experimented with all kinds of hallucinogenic drugs when I was young, from lsd to datura, peyocle, and other mushrooms, it was in the lates 80s, and I had pretty good times and very scary times too. I think the most unnerving one was datura mixed with pcp. The particularity of that one is that depending on how much you take, hallucinations becomes very hard to separate from reality, as an example, one time I was smoking an inexistant cigarette, and I was convinced that my friend was telling me about how he was manipulating the climate and other stupid stuff. And the trip can last for a very long time and it comes slowly, there's no clear separation between being normal and when the trip starts, it only makes the normal world look stranger and stranger and so is your train of thought. You have to be in a very special state of mind to do these drugs because if you have a tendency to be nervous, to be a bit paranoid, or simply have a bad day, the experience won't be good. It happened to one of my friends, he is a very based dude he has a bad day. His trip ended up at the hospital because he called the ambulance and thought he was dying. His trip lasted for a very long time, almost 24 hours. He was lucky that I didn't take mine, and I was there to keep him from harming himself and others. He blacked out for almost 12 hours, didn't know who he was, didn't recognise his own reflexion in the mirror, and things like this. We haven't taken that stuff anymore since that day. I was 16 at the time. If you read it all, thanks and take care. Sorry for the long comment, and thanks for the bad English. It's not my language. I wanted to share these experiences with you, but these noises and this comment reminded me about this. Edit: Grammar.
The mushroom stories are terrifying Not because of the chaotic and almost alien synthesized sounds but because mushrooms and fungi in general are... bizarre. They arent exactly plants, if i remember right theyre some bizarre middle ground of plants and and animal. Its hard to explain so knowing the knife vid, it almost feels like hearing something almost not meant to be heard
So scientists have known for a super duper long time that fungi communicate with each other via various chemical signals and proteins. And its believed that fungi have electrical communication via specialised hyphae! So we were most likely hearing that
@@elvingearmasterirma7241 its taking the electrical pulses and signals from different parts of the mushroom and turning it into synths im pretty sure. Its been turned into music for a long time and has been in games, such as Terraria! I would check it out, just look up "terraria mushroom biome ost"
I may be inaccurate here cause I'm not a taxonomist or mycologist just a dude...but I've heard that we are more closely related to mushrooms than mushrooms are to plants. Kinda wild to think about.
@@elvingearmasterirma7241oh wow...thats cool. So on the show The Last of Us, (if you've seen it)it really is possible for fungus to communicate that way?
It’s fascinating how humans hear electrical signals creating various frequencies of sounds and so easily anthropomorphize them. It’s really no different from dropping a non-audio file into Audacity and having it interpret the raw data as audio, just with some filtering to make it into actual tones and not just static.
The most obvious difference being eukaryotes are living organisms. We're just recognizing life and the way it reacts to the effects of it's environment. In that sense, anthropomorphism isn't born of desire, but of necessity.
That Howard Stern one was really really interesting. I can't imagine being a family member or partner of a victim of Clay's and hearing that on a car radio. Immediately knowing you're hearing the voice of their killer after Clay describes how and where he committed the crime.
@@theanonymspysandwich Howard Stern was not the type to pull a publicity stunt. He was already incredibly popular. And I wouldn't call off the possibility of Clay being truthful, because there was a string of murders in that same area that were never solved.
Yes it could be fake but I don’t think Howard was in on it and the guy was answering specific questions with no hesitation.. if he really was doing this he fked up in the full interview and dropped a few lines that could have helped catch him if they were noticed. But who knows. His location, timeframe during Katrina. And he said a giant nutria rat came in his work place and he beat it to death in front of other employee.. and I think any coworker would remember the guy who beat a nutria to death at work lol since very few people have prob had that experience ever, much less in Louisiana during floods but who knows..
Yeah I'm in south Louisiana and was only 4 in 97 but I've seen this covered many times and each time it makes me uncomfortable. It's hard to know if it's real or not. But you'd think with all the details he gave if it was real it would've been found out by now.
I think whomever that is, if not in custody for another crime, has likely done this elsewhere. Just like his act of killing indicates an addictive personality applied to murder sexualized, he admitted a failed attempt to gain fame via "leaving notes" and messing with the cops via fingerprint painting... While he didn't do that, he sure DID wag himself at the authorities. I would seek out other times this person has made the same admissions elsewhere. It was HOWARD STERN! He 100% walked away addicted to admitting his murders publicly but anonymously.
Just some info about the mushroom synth music for you guys sadly the mushroom is not actually making those sounds. I'm well versed in using synthesizers and have been for years. The mushrooms don't actually produce any of the sounds. One wire is hooked up to each side of the mushroom, and an electric current is run from one wire to another. The differing electrical resistance from the mushroom is used to control certain parameters on the synth, such as, pitch, envelope, filter, waveshape, and reverb. The mushroom isn't actually making these sounds, the electric signal that's transferred between the wires is dampened due to the fact that mushrooms aren't as conductive. The change in electrical resistance is used to attenuate the current fed into certain functions in the synthesizer. You could do the same thing by having a wire in each of your hands and using the resistance of your body to change parameters on the synth. There's nothing special about the mushrooms when it comes to synthesizers. You could use the electrical resistance of something like a piece of bread, a sponge, a rock, or basically anything else to get the same effect.
@Jade Chandler it didn't. When he cut into the mushroom he was decreasing the amount of matter the electricity had to travel through which strengthened the electric signal.
I think the reason the Stern one gets to me is because Stern seems _genuinely concerned._ Reminder this guy gave zero fucks about anything, from making fun of Selena when she was murdered (even going as far as to play gunshots over her music) to making quips when 9/11 happened. And yet *this* made him uncomfortable.
That also explains how it could be fake. If Howard is acting then he would purposefully try to sound uncomfortable when, in this situation usually, he would not believe the guy and just make jokes the whole time.
The one of the mushroom being cut may actually be the knife interfering with the signals, as mushrooms are the fruiting body of the real being (the mycelium), kinda like how fruits are for plants. Also, a lot of mushrooms can form completely new colonies by being split like that and falling on soil, it's actually quite benefical for them spreading
For the CSGO scream one, I know that when I'm talking on Skype with my friend (Yes I still use Skype lmao) if she doesn't talk for a bit or isn't loud enough, the microphone tries to pick up on things in the background, and then if the loudest thing it can pick up on is the output from the laptop itself or whatever, it starts sounding like screams from hell. Could be something similar here.
Once, over 10 years ago, I used Ventrilo with a group of friends from an MMO we all played quite a bit. After a while, a few of them asked me what that growling was, saying it sounded like a lion. I had no idea what they were talking about, so I decided to record it to see for myself. The first few seconds of the recording were silent.. then I simply said "lion" and as though in direct response I instantly heard the growl. I've never had such chills before or since. It sounded more like a demon, and continued to growl randomly through the recording. It did not sound digital in the least but very organic and intentional. Scariest thing I've ever heard in my life. After a while I tried a different mic, same thing. So I decided to to plug into the mic port in the back of the pc and voila, it went away, never to be heard again. So as it turns out, sound cards can cause some very strange issues when they are going out. I will never forget this and wish I still had the recording to share.
I think the creepyest audio fuckery was when I still had my old flip phone and more recently when I herd my friend DMing and thought it was a genuine effect he was using. I used to put my flip phone ontop of my computer and whenever I get a call or text the audio would suddenly wonk out and do this high pitched buzzing noise like 'be-biz be-biz bedededede bzzzzzzzzzz' Never had that problem since with my new phone and its location and all but somehow it happened to my friend. Whats even spookyer/funny he was using Adeptus mechanicus music during it.
All plants and fungi emit some kind of frequency that can be converted into sound! As a joke for one Valentines Day, my partner gave me an audio file of the frequency of roses. It was... grating. But I will always stand by the idea that some plants and fungi have greater “intelligence” than anyone gives them credit for even if they don’t have central nervous systems. For one example, the iconic smell of cut grass is a distress pheromone given off by the grass.
very true, and by many definitions it does qualify as a form of intelligence. Plants are master chemists, they are slow and unmoving and devote their energy to responding to subtle chemical and electrical changes around them. They aren't minds or brains, but highly attuned machines of some sort that not only read the environment but respond to it, all through (as far as we know) complex chemistry, they truly are unique there is no human invention to compare them to. However the cut grass distress pheromone thing is a misconception, its a chemical released when the plant is wounded, yes, but the way it is framed would be like saying "Humans release blood as a distress signal when cut." it is, in reality, not quite that remarkable.
ok ok as a mushroom appreciator i love it!!! thats such a noise mushrooms would make. and it scratches my brain just right. could listen to it all day (ah and im not a specialist, but the "screams" might just be resonating from the knife cutting away matter. the same can be said at the end, since theres significantly less fungi)
Honetly, while the sound IS garbled and disturbing to the human ear, I always find these "sounds of unheard nature"-type videos/sounds so.. Wholesome. Heartwarming, kind of even. Just like the sound of underwater deep sea, a storm, a hurricane, it's nature. In a sense, nothing to be scared about, but instead a great opportunity and possibility to hear which has never been heard before and be able to listen to our surroundings.
@spaceboy.digital I'm sure the person *did* know that, and the TJ comment was meant to be a joke because... A word for "mushroom" is "fungus". And the plural of which is "fungi" .-. Sounds like "fun guy"???
Yo, I came here to enjoy myself, and I'm bawling over the screaming mushroom😭😭 still love your work and thanks so much for shining a light on this topic
Seriously tho💯 I remember once upon a time a read a study about this but I have never seen it preformed on camera and it was upsetting, especially when it was a lone little chunk... just saddening. But the study I read was focused on trees
@@brandirhodes6370the comment above yours debunked the mushrooms actually making that sound. I'm kinda bummed about that 🥺wish I wouldn't have read that comment 😭
The "Clay" story... you can definitely hear the moment when Howard realizes this may be real and not at all a prank... it's chilling. (Nice on the shout-out to Unresolved. It's a great podcast.)
The mushrooms talking to each other sounds like they’ve been meaning to have a lil get together and have just started to give each other the ideas for it. When they got pulled away they were like “oh no! Buddy? Where are you!”
The smell of freshly cut grass that so many people love so much? Yeah...that's actually a distress signal that the injured flora is sending out into the world. I've always wondered if the grass is trying to warn other plants about a danger in their midst.
what are other plants gonna do about it? This meme about the grass distress signal is a bit of a misconception. Yes, they do release this chemical when cut, but it is like saying "humans release blood when cut as a distress signal" while technically correct, blood being released does usually correspond to distress to the body, but the framing of it makes it sound far more remarkable than it is.
I could see Les Claypool sampling the mushroom sounds if he ever got brought on for a new Mushroom Men game, especially if they had some kind of stealth segment or extremely powerful and terrifying boss encounter. The pure anxiety that the lion's mane sounds produces is beyond even the feelings that the Guardian Theme from BotW can invoke in me. It's like the synth equivalent of that dentist drill track from Silent Hill, "My Heaven"
I'm not particularly acquainted with the fauna of Siberia but if I had to guess, the sounds at around 10:25 are pretty similar to what some animals make. I mean, I'm no hunter so if a guy who works with it is scared, then who am I to say anything, but at first glance, it does sound like what a big cat or a wild canine (wolf, fox) would make. Edit: the sound after 11:00 is a murder, for sure 👀
I was thinking most likely an animal had gotten stuck in a trap and was calling for help in a sense has it died. Or possibly a mountain lion has they tend to make human sounds when they scream (correct me if I’m wrong.)
The mushrooms are so cool!! Btw don’t worry, though it definitely sounds like it the Lion’s Mane isn’t actually in pain from what I understand. The part of the mushroom that’s above ground is the “fruit”, and with Lion’s Mane it’s meant to be cut. The actual organism in the soil is perfectly fine :>
If anyone thinks a mushroom being able to feel something like emotions is far fetched, keep in mind it was recently discovered that even animals as simple and small as fruit flies can feel anxious and learn and feel fear. And biologically, fungi and mushrooms are closer to an animal than a plant. (That's not to even get into all of the things plants can do.)
If it makes you feel better the parts of fungus we see is just the fruiting body. There is a long other part that we dont see, often underground. The mycelium roots.
Not to worry, the "screams" and "chirps" of it only exist because in order to get those sounds, electrical signals are sent through it. The changes of sound when he starts cutting into it is caused because there's less mass. It's fine.
I know this is mostly for dramatization, but generally, mushroom fruiting bodies (the bit we can see) are like an apple to the tree itself. If MycoLyco were to cut into the mycellium (the bit that's inside the bag) or otherwise try destroying it, I feel like that would be a better indicator of distress.
The "Clay" one is pretty terrifying because it sounds kinda i said KINDA legit. As shaky as he sounds when he realizes he's talking to Howard to the way he pauses. Its smart tho the way Howard was asking questions about his appearance and stuff that could possibly identify him. Its terrifying to think that by his answers to his questions if they were real, he doesn't seem to be a sexual deviant, he wasn't a necropheliac, he just wanted to unalive for the sake of doing it, which is pretty terrifying in and of itself. But what i do i know im just a true crime watcher. 😂😂
Man, the mushroom conversation was epic. I don’t know about you, but the spongey one said some really controversial stuff, so I’m glad most people can’t understand the Mushroom language.
I always felt that plants are somewhat conscious and aware of basic feelings. I’ve even heard that some scientists have been studying a recent discovery in regards to plants having some sort of vision, they can detect light vs dark and they want to understand how plants do this. I would not be surprised if plants can also “speak” in a way we can’t understand, with neuron signals that intercept at the root systems or through the dirt. I treat plants as if they’re active living creatures
they swing their leaves around in circles until they find the most effective position for photosynthesis. It's very mechanical, the stronger light literally disables the contraction of cells causing the movement. All very slowly of course. They don't "do" photosynthesis or "see" the light either, they fill their leaves with various chemicals and hold them up and let the light simply react with those chemicals. Like a human sunbathing, we don't "make" the tanning happen we just let it. You are onto something with the root systems though, as demonstrated in this video, fungi carry rather potent electrical and chemical signals and have been known to spread across miles and miles beneath the soil of a forest, the trees and plants have been known to "tap into" this fungal network and respond to signals corresponding to climate, disease or even foreign species wherever it might be beneficial to them. There's also a theory that humans can tap into the network over time, or even that a healthy forest "broadcasts" its healthiness by electricity in the air and thats why some forests feel incredibly attractive and safe to be in.
Your presentation got me, it's the first video I listen to on your channel. The thing that is unnerving with strange/scary sounds, it's they get your imagination running, and the scariest things are often produced by ours own brains.
Hey wait a God damn minute I know this voice. T-6 is that you? Why am i just now finding this channel. This just made my day. The effort, production level and quality in this vid is amazing.
Howard keeping his cool and went on to continue interviewing Clay. Too bad the latter wasn't caught, I lean more on the possibility that he was being honest.
That Russian forest video especially when a voice of a woman humming was one of the few instances that I really got creeped out just because of the sounds.
FYI Lions Mane Mushrooms are delicious! Without cooking or prepping at all it tastes exactly like lobster and butter, to the point where if I blindfolded you and asked you what you were eating, even the texture would have you thinking it's steamed lobster and butter. If you ever are at a Farmers Market where they are being sold, TRY IT! You won't regret it!
I love your channel , its about time someone made some videos with content never seen before . Im so sick of all watered down versions you see over and over.
10:20 At first I thought it might be them filthy Xenos from Z Centauri, but now I don't know what the hell that is, maybe the bastards left their little flying Doritos and went to touch some grass? Shame I don't own a gun to hunt them.
I believe mushrooms are intelligent and have a consciousness, just not anything like ours and not something we can really understand. Maybe something like a hive mind that's connected to an even greater consciousness, capable of perceiving the world in completely different ways than us. I've done a good amount of psilocybin mushrooms over the years and I've definitely felt something there, and it's different from strictly chemical hallucinogens, which I've also done a significant and diverse amount of.
The screaming mushrooms made me feel really uneasy. I'm not a vegan or anything, but giving them a voice and seeing them get cut like that just made me feel uncomfortable.
5:40 Unless he cuts it with a laser you cant purely say if its a tonal negative response, The steel of the knife could be adding to it and ruining the result.. A laser (only light) like a sun mimic would probably be a cleaner way to be positive
The mushrooms synthesization videos have so many comments that are like “Take that Vegans, plants can feel pain and distress too!” And it’s kinda funny ngl
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The first mushroom story was so wholesome, like maybe a family member having a chat and then being sad when the family members gone.
Fun fact! Fungi do it all the time! They send electrical signals through hyphae. They also use chemical signals and proteins!
Fungi... Are intelligent. And insane to think about. I respect them a lot.
@@elvingearmasterirma7241 i love them
@@jelliekitty Saame. There was also a period in history where fungi ruled the planet. Just towering fruiting bodies.
They were also the first complex living organism on the planet.
@@elvingearmasterirma7241 I mean they do infect ants so they are easily capable of intelligent thought and tactics
Wholesome, and then the second one makes me feel sad
Mushrooms have voices if you eat enough of the right kind. You can also see clockwork elves.
Nah man, you gotta take DMT for the clockwork elves.
@@PreachersPet Eat enough boomers and it can blow a DMT trip out of the water...or so I've heard...I'm to much of a pussy to dive that deep into my own mind lol
nah i killed the elves last week to establish meta physical dominance
I've experimented with all kinds of hallucinogenic drugs when I was young, from lsd to datura, peyocle, and other mushrooms, it was in the lates 80s, and I had pretty good times and very scary times too.
I think the most unnerving one was datura mixed with pcp. The particularity of that one is that depending on how much you take, hallucinations becomes very hard to separate from reality, as an example, one time I was smoking an inexistant cigarette, and I was convinced that my friend was telling me about how he was manipulating the climate and other stupid stuff. And the trip can last for a very long time and it comes slowly, there's no clear separation between being normal and when the trip starts, it only makes the normal world look stranger and stranger and so is your train of thought.
You have to be in a very special state of mind to do these drugs because if you have a tendency to be nervous, to be a bit paranoid, or simply have a bad day, the experience won't be good. It happened to one of my friends, he is a very based dude he has a bad day.
His trip ended up at the hospital because he called the ambulance and thought he was dying. His trip lasted for a very long time, almost 24 hours. He was lucky that I didn't take mine, and I was there to keep him from harming himself and others.
He blacked out for almost 12 hours, didn't know who he was, didn't recognise his own reflexion in the mirror, and things like this.
We haven't taken that stuff anymore since that day. I was 16 at the time.
If you read it all, thanks and take care.
Sorry for the long comment, and thanks for the bad English. It's not my language. I wanted to share these experiences with you, but these noises and this comment reminded me about this.
Edit: Grammar.
@@MarvinHartmann452 thank you for sharing
The mushroom stories are terrifying
Not because of the chaotic and almost alien synthesized sounds but because mushrooms and fungi in general are... bizarre. They arent exactly plants, if i remember right theyre some bizarre middle ground of plants and and animal. Its hard to explain so knowing the knife vid, it almost feels like hearing something almost not meant to be heard
So scientists have known for a super duper long time that fungi communicate with each other via various chemical signals and proteins. And its believed that fungi have electrical communication via specialised hyphae!
So we were most likely hearing that
@@elvingearmasterirma7241 its taking the electrical pulses and signals from different parts of the mushroom and turning it into synths im pretty sure. Its been turned into music for a long time and has been in games, such as Terraria! I would check it out, just look up "terraria mushroom biome ost"
I may be inaccurate here cause I'm not a taxonomist or mycologist just a dude...but I've heard that we are more closely related to mushrooms than mushrooms are to plants. Kinda wild to think about.
@@philidor9657 yeah that's true, I've learned a bit about it in my biology classes at university
@@elvingearmasterirma7241oh wow...thats cool. So on the show The Last of Us, (if you've seen it)it really is possible for fungus to communicate that way?
It’s fascinating how humans hear electrical signals creating various frequencies of sounds and so easily anthropomorphize them. It’s really no different from dropping a non-audio file into Audacity and having it interpret the raw data as audio, just with some filtering to make it into actual tones and not just static.
The human brain is downright determined to relate everything it perceives to something it is familiar with
Omg I did this with my hello kitty game and it made the cutest song ever
@@Malkgoblin You seem familar...
The most obvious difference being eukaryotes are living organisms. We're just recognizing life and the way it reacts to the effects of it's environment. In that sense, anthropomorphism isn't born of desire, but of necessity.
That Howard Stern one was really really interesting. I can't imagine being a family member or partner of a victim of Clay's and hearing that on a car radio. Immediately knowing you're hearing the voice of their killer after Clay describes how and where he committed the crime.
Or it was a publicity stunt. The man who interviewed a serial killer. Has a ring to it, don't you think?
@@theanonymspysandwich Howard Stern was not the type to pull a publicity stunt. He was already incredibly popular. And I wouldn't call off the possibility of Clay being truthful, because there was a string of murders in that same area that were never solved.
Yes it could be fake but I don’t think Howard was in on it and the guy was answering specific questions with no hesitation.. if he really was doing this he fked up in the full interview and dropped a few lines that could have helped catch him if they were noticed. But who knows. His location, timeframe during Katrina. And he said a giant nutria rat came in his work place and he beat it to death in front of other employee.. and I think any coworker would remember the guy who beat a nutria to death at work lol since very few people have prob had that experience ever, much less in Louisiana during floods but who knows..
Yeah I'm in south Louisiana and was only 4 in 97 but I've seen this covered many times and each time it makes me uncomfortable. It's hard to know if it's real or not. But you'd think with all the details he gave if it was real it would've been found out by now.
I think whomever that is, if not in custody for another crime, has likely done this elsewhere. Just like his act of killing indicates an addictive personality applied to murder sexualized, he admitted a failed attempt to gain fame via "leaving notes" and messing with the cops via fingerprint painting...
While he didn't do that, he sure DID wag himself at the authorities. I would seek out other times this person has made the same admissions elsewhere.
It was HOWARD STERN! He 100% walked away addicted to admitting his murders publicly but anonymously.
Just some info about the mushroom synth music for you guys sadly the mushroom is not actually making those sounds. I'm well versed in using synthesizers and have been for years. The mushrooms don't actually produce any of the sounds. One wire is hooked up to each side of the mushroom, and an electric current is run from one wire to another. The differing electrical resistance from the mushroom is used to control certain parameters on the synth, such as, pitch, envelope, filter, waveshape, and reverb. The mushroom isn't actually making these sounds, the electric signal that's transferred between the wires is dampened due to the fact that mushrooms aren't as conductive. The change in electrical resistance is used to attenuate the current fed into certain functions in the synthesizer. You could do the same thing by having a wire in each of your hands and using the resistance of your body to change parameters on the synth. There's nothing special about the mushrooms when it comes to synthesizers. You could use the electrical resistance of something like a piece of bread, a sponge, a rock, or basically anything else to get the same effect.
Thanks. It reminds me of L. Ron Hubbard and the E-meter/screaming tomatoes.
then why did the mushroom react to stimuli
@Jade Chandler it didn't. When he cut into the mushroom he was decreasing the amount of matter the electricity had to travel through which strengthened the electric signal.
that doesn't change the fact that Fugus miusic is FiRe😈💥🔥🔥🔥
So the change in tune could be the knife causing interference.
I think the reason the Stern one gets to me is because Stern seems _genuinely concerned._ Reminder this guy gave zero fucks about anything, from making fun of Selena when she was murdered (even going as far as to play gunshots over her music) to making quips when 9/11 happened. And yet *this* made him uncomfortable.
That also explains how it could be fake. If Howard is acting then he would purposefully try to sound uncomfortable when, in this situation usually, he would not believe the guy and just make jokes the whole time.
I love how the mushroom biome song from Terraria has vocals from real life mushrooms
Does that make this specific track diegetic, as it's literally mushrooms around you singing their anthem?
FRR THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING
The one of the mushroom being cut may actually be the knife interfering with the signals, as mushrooms are the fruiting body of the real being (the mycelium), kinda like how fruits are for plants. Also, a lot of mushrooms can form completely new colonies by being split like that and falling on soil, it's actually quite benefical for them spreading
Okay, I feel like I just watched a Mushroom snuff film and I am very uncomfortable.
You found the correct words
Shroom Snuff Studios presents............
We just witnessed a Fungicide
Great movie
For the CSGO scream one, I know that when I'm talking on Skype with my friend (Yes I still use Skype lmao) if she doesn't talk for a bit or isn't loud enough, the microphone tries to pick up on things in the background, and then if the loudest thing it can pick up on is the output from the laptop itself or whatever, it starts sounding like screams from hell. Could be something similar here.
Unless it is picking up screams from hell 🤷♀️
Once, over 10 years ago, I used Ventrilo with a group of friends from an MMO we all played quite a bit. After a while, a few of them asked me what that growling was, saying it sounded like a lion. I had no idea what they were talking about, so I decided to record it to see for myself. The first few seconds of the recording were silent.. then I simply said "lion" and as though in direct response I instantly heard the growl. I've never had such chills before or since. It sounded more like a demon, and continued to growl randomly through the recording. It did not sound digital in the least but very organic and intentional. Scariest thing I've ever heard in my life. After a while I tried a different mic, same thing. So I decided to to plug into the mic port in the back of the pc and voila, it went away, never to be heard again. So as it turns out, sound cards can cause some very strange issues when they are going out. I will never forget this and wish I still had the recording to share.
That is absolutely awesomely terrifying!
Get off vent or i'll have you bent.
Old style!
still weird that a sort of fault with the equipment itself made such organic noises
I think the creepyest audio fuckery was when I still had my old flip phone and more recently when I herd my friend DMing and thought it was a genuine effect he was using. I used to put my flip phone ontop of my computer and whenever I get a call or text the audio would suddenly wonk out and do this high pitched buzzing noise like 'be-biz be-biz bedededede bzzzzzzzzzz' Never had that problem since with my new phone and its location and all but somehow it happened to my friend. Whats even spookyer/funny he was using Adeptus mechanicus music during it.
@@amberchailland8620 cell phone interference noises are really weird and interesting to me
All plants and fungi emit some kind of frequency that can be converted into sound! As a joke for one Valentines Day, my partner gave me an audio file of the frequency of roses. It was... grating. But I will always stand by the idea that some plants and fungi have greater “intelligence” than anyone gives them credit for even if they don’t have central nervous systems. For one example, the iconic smell of cut grass is a distress pheromone given off by the grass.
very true, and by many definitions it does qualify as a form of intelligence. Plants are master chemists, they are slow and unmoving and devote their energy to responding to subtle chemical and electrical changes around them. They aren't minds or brains, but highly attuned machines of some sort that not only read the environment but respond to it, all through (as far as we know) complex chemistry, they truly are unique there is no human invention to compare them to.
However the cut grass distress pheromone thing is a misconception, its a chemical released when the plant is wounded, yes, but the way it is framed would be like saying "Humans release blood as a distress signal when cut." it is, in reality, not quite that remarkable.
ok ok as a mushroom appreciator i love it!!! thats such a noise mushrooms would make. and it scratches my brain just right. could listen to it all day (ah and im not a specialist, but the "screams" might just be resonating from the knife cutting away matter. the same can be said at the end, since theres significantly less fungi)
Honetly, while the sound IS garbled and disturbing to the human ear, I always find these "sounds of unheard nature"-type videos/sounds so.. Wholesome. Heartwarming, kind of even. Just like the sound of underwater deep sea, a storm, a hurricane, it's nature. In a sense, nothing to be scared about, but instead a great opportunity and possibility to hear which has never been heard before and be able to listen to our surroundings.
I've just learnt that mushrooms and humans shared a common ancestor. I'm guessing he was a fun guy to know!
Every creature on earth has a common ancestor with humans if you go back far enough
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@spaceboy.digital is this in support or against me I’m genuinely confused
@spaceboy.digital I'm sure the person *did* know that, and the TJ comment was meant to be a joke because... A word for "mushroom" is "fungus". And the plural of which is "fungi" .-. Sounds like "fun guy"???
I can't believe I got emotionally invested in the mushrooms...
I want you to know that your work does so much good by improving so many peoples days/weeks. Thank you.
Agreed!!
Yo, I came here to enjoy myself, and I'm bawling over the screaming mushroom😭😭 still love your work and thanks so much for shining a light on this topic
Are you... Okay?
Yes I'm fine, thanks for checking in😂😂😭 Knew mushrooms 🍄 were smart, but not this...
Seriously tho💯 I remember once upon a time a read a study about this but I have never seen it preformed on camera and it was upsetting, especially when it was a lone little chunk... just saddening. But the study I read was focused on trees
@@brandirhodes6370the comment above yours debunked the mushrooms actually making that sound. I'm kinda bummed about that 🥺wish I wouldn't have read that comment 😭
Really?!💀
The "Clay" story... you can definitely hear the moment when Howard realizes this may be real and not at all a prank... it's chilling. (Nice on the shout-out to Unresolved. It's a great podcast.)
The mushrooms talking to each other sounds like they’ve been meaning to have a lil get together and have just started to give each other the ideas for it. When they got pulled away they were like “oh no! Buddy? Where are you!”
The smell of freshly cut grass that so many people love so much? Yeah...that's actually a distress signal that the injured flora is sending out into the world.
I've always wondered if the grass is trying to warn other plants about a danger in their midst.
what are other plants gonna do about it?
This meme about the grass distress signal is a bit of a misconception. Yes, they do release this chemical when cut, but it is like saying "humans release blood when cut as a distress signal" while technically correct, blood being released does usually correspond to distress to the body, but the framing of it makes it sound far more remarkable than it is.
@@dannybonsai7102 "I reject your reality and substitute my own."
~Adam Savage
@@dannybonsai7102 Soooooo the smell of freshly cut grass is plant blood. Got it /joke
And when the world needed him the most, he returned
seriously? two generic ass NPC comments under the same video? how starved are you for attention and validation? LMFAOOO
@@spimbles let’s go band for band lil bro
Those mushrooms need a record deal asap
17:48 The most punk rock solo I've heard in my life. Dude totally shreds!!
I could see Les Claypool sampling the mushroom sounds if he ever got brought on for a new Mushroom Men game, especially if they had some kind of stealth segment or extremely powerful and terrifying boss encounter.
The pure anxiety that the lion's mane sounds produces is beyond even the feelings that the Guardian Theme from BotW can invoke in me. It's like the synth equivalent of that dentist drill track from Silent Hill, "My Heaven"
4:50 honestly? the scarier part of this whole thing to me is the fact that he destroyed what i think is a beautiful mushroom
Always a good day when T-6 and Maverick uploads on the same day. well done, many thank.
T6 and Maverick are the best team-up since Incognito Mode and Storymode.
I'm not particularly acquainted with the fauna of Siberia but if I had to guess, the sounds at around 10:25 are pretty similar to what some animals make. I mean, I'm no hunter so if a guy who works with it is scared, then who am I to say anything, but at first glance, it does sound like what a big cat or a wild canine (wolf, fox) would make.
Edit: the sound after 11:00 is a murder, for sure 👀
I was thinking most likely an animal had gotten stuck in a trap and was calling for help in a sense has it died. Or possibly a mountain lion has they tend to make human sounds when they scream (correct me if I’m wrong.)
The mushrooms are so cool!! Btw don’t worry, though it definitely sounds like it the Lion’s Mane isn’t actually in pain from what I understand. The part of the mushroom that’s above ground is the “fruit”, and with Lion’s Mane it’s meant to be cut. The actual organism in the soil is perfectly fine :>
love that youve been blowing up this year T6, more than deserved after your consistently great work ethic all these years. love what you do man
If anyone thinks a mushroom being able to feel something like emotions is far fetched, keep in mind it was recently discovered that even animals as simple and small as fruit flies can feel anxious and learn and feel fear. And biologically, fungi and mushrooms are closer to an animal than a plant. (That's not to even get into all of the things plants can do.)
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Oh my gosh that second mushroom had so much personality with just those little noises i felt bad when he started chopping it up
If it makes you feel better the parts of fungus we see is just the fruiting body. There is a long other part that we dont see, often underground. The mycelium roots.
Same
Not to worry, the "screams" and "chirps" of it only exist because in order to get those sounds, electrical signals are sent through it. The changes of sound when he starts cutting into it is caused because there's less mass. It's fine.
I know this is mostly for dramatization, but generally, mushroom fruiting bodies (the bit we can see) are like an apple to the tree itself. If MycoLyco were to cut into the mycellium (the bit that's inside the bag) or otherwise try destroying it, I feel like that would be a better indicator of distress.
The "Clay" one is pretty terrifying because it sounds kinda i said KINDA legit. As shaky as he sounds when he realizes he's talking to Howard to the way he pauses. Its smart tho the way Howard was asking questions about his appearance and stuff that could possibly identify him. Its terrifying to think that by his answers to his questions if they were real, he doesn't seem to be a sexual deviant, he wasn't a necropheliac, he just wanted to unalive for the sake of doing it, which is pretty terrifying in and of itself. But what i do i know im just a true crime watcher. 😂😂
Yep that one’s pretty chilling he sounds genuine in my opinion. Answered questions like how many so matter of fact without pause. But who knows.
I know that speaking over a phone distorts the voice to an extent but I don't know why that voice sounds so familiar.
Man, the mushroom conversation was epic. I don’t know about you, but the spongey one said some really controversial stuff, so I’m glad most people can’t understand the Mushroom language.
“Here is the sound of nature” [phat beat drop]
I always felt that plants are somewhat conscious and aware of basic feelings. I’ve even heard that some scientists have been studying a recent discovery in regards to plants having some sort of vision, they can detect light vs dark and they want to understand how plants do this. I would not be surprised if plants can also “speak” in a way we can’t understand, with neuron signals that intercept at the root systems or through the dirt. I treat plants as if they’re active living creatures
they swing their leaves around in circles until they find the most effective position for photosynthesis. It's very mechanical, the stronger light literally disables the contraction of cells causing the movement. All very slowly of course.
They don't "do" photosynthesis or "see" the light either, they fill their leaves with various chemicals and hold them up and let the light simply react with those chemicals. Like a human sunbathing, we don't "make" the tanning happen we just let it.
You are onto something with the root systems though, as demonstrated in this video, fungi carry rather potent electrical and chemical signals and have been known to spread across miles and miles beneath the soil of a forest, the trees and plants have been known to "tap into" this fungal network and respond to signals corresponding to climate, disease or even foreign species wherever it might be beneficial to them. There's also a theory that humans can tap into the network over time, or even that a healthy forest "broadcasts" its healthiness by electricity in the air and thats why some forests feel incredibly attractive and safe to be in.
The sounds heard in the forest sound like the sound effect used by headvrab victims in Half Life
I almost thought this channel was a fever dream, thanks for keeping going
Never thought I'd feel upset about a mushroom being cut but here we are...
Nature sounds about as trippy as I would expect it to
I love syncing synths up to plants and fungi. They sing the most beautiful songs
Your presentation got me, it's the first video I listen to on your channel.
The thing that is unnerving with strange/scary sounds, it's they get your imagination running, and the scariest things are often produced by ours own brains.
Man, TimeSix never fails to make amazing content! I’m always excited when he posts a new video! ^^
Those mushrooms legit sound like the kind of music you'd hear in Incision.
I really like the intro man to this one, it was simple but off putting. Good job dude.
The mushrooms are gossiping
Hey wait a God damn minute I know this voice. T-6 is that you? Why am i just now finding this channel. This just made my day. The effort, production level and quality in this vid is amazing.
Can we all just take a minute to appreciate the effort that are put into these videos? Keep it up man 👍
literally all of your comments are bland and generic NPC youtube commenter regurgitation lmfao jesus christ dude
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Terrifying noises from the internet.
Talking mushrooms turns out to be the funniest shit.
Yesssss, maverick files & t6 uploads on the same day heeeeeeell yeah
Literally me saying "leave him alone" when he was carving the mushrooms
Howard keeping his cool and went on to continue interviewing Clay. Too bad the latter wasn't caught, I lean more on the possibility that he was being honest.
T6 of Maverick Files has become my favorite YT channel of ALL time!
& I just discovered him Like 2 weeks ago.
That thumbnail is just a photo of that time I was eating something soft, and then felt a crunch
Gotta love that intro. Gives such a feelin
That Russian forest video especially when a voice of a woman humming was one of the few instances that I really got creeped out just because of the sounds.
It’s always a good day when maverick posts
This video is everything which is great about Maverick Files to me
Never thought I'd feel sorry for a mushroom
Feel like the mushroom guy might just be like a great ARG for what is basically just a normal synth mix
FYI Lions Mane Mushrooms are delicious! Without cooking or prepping at all it tastes exactly like lobster and butter, to the point where if I blindfolded you and asked you what you were eating, even the texture would have you thinking it's steamed lobster and butter. If you ever are at a Farmers Market where they are being sold, TRY IT! You won't regret it!
This is the second video by you i have watched tonight and im in! Subscribed, you have my curiosity!
“Herbal medicine” 😂
Your intro gave me chills, it's awesome!
*pushes mushrooms together *
*plays terraria mushroom theme *
vegans been real quiet after the first part
Bruh now anytime I step on a mushroom by accident I’m gonna feel awful 😭
It's a Friday and A new maverick files video? Today is a good day
Smoking might help me understand the talking mushrooms more. 🤣
"Clay" is a clear example of someone w/ clinical psychopathy
I love your channel , its about time someone made some videos with content never seen before . Im so sick of all watered down versions you see over and over.
Thank you for the awesome video as always!
Comparing the communication of mushrooms to the soundtrack of Terraria is really spooky...
The "Rock Music" (pun intended) at the end was so unexpected, loved it
"Tonight were listening to a rock, hell yeah" lol
Mushroom 1: "Hello friend! :D"
Mushroom 2: "Howdy :D"
That mushroom has a future as a rave DJ
Love your content dude, keep up
Mfs when anything happens:
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Holy crap dude, I just realized how many subs you have now. Seems like you had only a fraction of the subs just a few months ago. Congrats!
I'm pretty sure it's less the mushroom crying out, and just the signals being warped by the fact that 90% of it's gone lmao
this is my favorite channel 😇
Thank you maverick for the noises!
10:20 At first I thought it might be them filthy Xenos from Z Centauri, but now I don't know what the hell that is, maybe the bastards left their little flying Doritos and went to touch some grass?
Shame I don't own a gun to hunt them.
My new favorite channel
17:12
I mean… payphones… and he sounds like every middle-school math teacher I ever met.
I stumbled upon you yt channel and so far I really enjoy your videos, keep it up!!! You earned another subscriber
I believe mushrooms are intelligent and have a consciousness, just not anything like ours and not something we can really understand. Maybe something like a hive mind that's connected to an even greater consciousness, capable of perceiving the world in completely different ways than us. I've done a good amount of psilocybin mushrooms over the years and I've definitely felt something there, and it's different from strictly chemical hallucinogens, which I've also done a significant and diverse amount of.
The screaming mushrooms made me feel really uneasy. I'm not a vegan or anything, but giving them a voice and seeing them get cut like that just made me feel uncomfortable.
Oh my God "tonight, we're listening to a rock, he'll yeah" 😂😂😂 that was so unexpected
I always think of Maverick Men when I see your channelname. I love your content.
It's scary to me that I've "heard" or felt reminiscent sounds or patterns during intense mushroom trips.
The mushrooms sounds like the terraria mushroom biome theme😂😂😂😂
Might be one of my new fav channels
5:40 Unless he cuts it with a laser you cant purely say if its a tonal negative response, The steel of the knife could be adding to it and ruining the result.. A laser (only light) like a sun mimic would probably be a cleaner way to be positive
The mushrooms synthesization videos have so many comments that are like “Take that Vegans, plants can feel pain and distress too!” And it’s kinda funny ngl