Open a cross-section photo
Choose a photograph of a cut tree. TreeSong makes an initial estimate of the wood and its centre.
TreeSong turns a photograph of a tree cross-section into a unique, layered piece of music. Follow the rings, tune the sound, and make an image you can listen to.
A Windows desktop application. No account or cloud service required.
Every tree ring marks another period of growth. TreeSong lets you explore that visible rhythm as sound: narrow and wide intervals, texture, direction, and repetition can all become part of the result.
It is made for curiosity, creative listening, classroom conversation, and turning a striking tree photograph into something personal and shareable.
TreeSong keeps the connection between the image and the music visible throughout the process.
Choose a photograph of a cut tree. TreeSong makes an initial estimate of the wood and its centre.
See the detected ring boundaries on the image and adjust the path when you want a different reading.
Build a mix from different sound layers, preview it, then export the result as a WAV audio file or video.
This short example shows TreeSong's visual analysis and the generated sound it produces.
The resulting sound is shaped by the selected image analysis and mix settings.
Choose the musical layers that feel right for the photo. Each offers a different way to turn visible patterns into sound.
Successive ring widths become a gentle sequence of notes, with their spacing guiding the movement of the melody.
Ring intervals set the spacing and strength of low rhythmic pulses for a grounded sense of motion.
Slow, sustained tones follow the overall growth pattern and add an ambient foundation beneath the mix.
Optional texture, compass, time-loop, and spectrogram layers make patterns around the full cross-section audible too.
Download TreeSong, open a photo of a cross-section, and turn its visible history into something you can hear.
Download TreeSong for Windows