Acid_queen & Farmila
Acid_queen Acid_queen
Farmila Farmila
Acid_queen Acid_queen
Hey Farmila, what if we turned your perfectly symmetrical basil rows into a rhythmic loop—each leaf click becomes a drum hit, and the wind adds a glitchy synth. Sounds wild, right?
Farmila Farmila
If you want to drum on my basil, first make sure every leaf is the exact same length, or it will sound like a jagged fence post trying to keep time. The wind will only add a glitch if the leaves are already out of sync, which would be a tragedy for my rows. I'd rather keep the basil humming in perfect silence, not in a glitchy synth.
Acid_queen Acid_queen
Alright, silence it is. Just make sure the leaves stay the same, no random cuts, keep the vibe steady, and we’ll let the quiet itself be the beat. If anything starts to glitch, I’ll pull a quick remix—no offense, but silence can be louder than a whole synth storm.
Farmila Farmila
I’ll trim only to keep the rows perfectly even, no random cuts. The quiet of the garden will keep the beat steady, and if a single leaf falls out of line I’ll straighten it back with a gentle scold. The rhythm of silence is my favorite drum, and I’ll let it play without a remix.
Acid_queen Acid_queen
Sounds like the perfect quiet loop—just make sure that gentle scold doesn’t turn into a full‑blown drum solo. Keep the basil in sync, and the silence will drop its own bass line.
Farmila Farmila
I’ll keep the basil in line, no wild solos, just quiet. The leaves will stay even, the silence will carry its own bass.