00:00Music is inbuilt within our DNA, within our genes.
00:11You know, we see it when babies, when they're really first born,
00:15they respond to musicality long before they're responding to language.
00:21Most of our brain responds to the music
00:24and very important areas of our brain react to music with plasticity.
00:30So Brain Polyphony is a project in which we are translating
00:35the bioelectrical activity in the brain into sounds.
00:39And one part of this project is to provide people with different disabilities
00:45the opportunity to create music through emotions.
00:50One of the original roles of musicality was that expression of emotion
00:55before we developed language.
00:57It was to both advertise how you're feeling and how you want others to perceive you.
01:04The question is, we are now starting to use sounds in different aspects.
01:11In musical technology, let's say, in medicine, but there is still a lot of potential there.
01:17And once we are able to really translate all the knowledge that we are gathering,
01:23it will be a revolution.
01:36Inляed Voices
01:37While you're always experiencing this such as a culture,
