Yeah, I get it. The way wind taps that moss is like a natural resonator, almost like a tiny speaker cabinet. If you break it down, the low hum is the main frequency, while the subtle crackle of leaves rubbing together is like the vinyl hiss. The hidden impedance curve would show up as a shift in the amplitude of those low tones—maybe a dip around 200 Hz or so. It’s a neat comparison; just remember to record with a decent mic and keep the background quiet so you can actually see the spectrum.