BassForge has spent three years making short pieces on sound and pattern, and this is the compilation. The first stretch is solid: standing waves, vibrating water, plate figures, and a tour through Rosslyn Chapel and other sites where sound and architecture are argued to intersect. The photography is good and the pacing is better than most of the genre.
The problem is the second half. The description states that "Cell regeneration, tissue repair, even DNA resequencing are just a few examples of the potential for this field of acoustics." Focused ultrasound genuinely is used clinically for ablation and lithotripsy, and low-intensity ultrasound has a real if contested literature in bone healing. "DNA resequencing" by sound is not a thing acoustics can currently do, and no published mechanism supports it.
Watch it for the imagery and the architectural material. Treat the biology as claim, not finding.