[geoffkait]

Is that just a guess or is there evidence that your brain functions better with a particular frequency? It sounds like you’re making it up though.

I can appreciate that you feel that way. As I said I’ve been experimenting for some tie and reading. Yourself?

 

[geoffkait]

It seems to me that if a frequency makes you smarter, we should set up loudspeakers near polling stations on Election Day.

I don’t say it makes you smarter. Besides people seem generally happy as they are. Wink, wink

 

[71 dB]

It seems to me that if a frequency makes you smarter, we should set up loudspeakers near polling stations on Election Day.

People with power often benefit from people being dumb, ignorant and misinformed. Only people like you or me want people to vote smartly, but we are not the people who call the shots in society, are we? Have things gone your way lately? We are the ones who need to suffer all this political lunacy.

 

[Ghoostknight]

imo binaural beats definitely have a effect, the question is whether these EMF devices work ... in my tests i was able to verify that they work similar to brainwave entertainment
also piezoelectric crystals seem to have an effect, just like the EMF devices (and think of different crystals as different frequencies)

Imo anybody who doesnt expierence binaural beats is 1. insensitive to this or not relaxed enough or 2. doesnt know how to listen to their body

for me the funny thing was also.... i seem to expierence monaural beats and isochronic tones way better than binaural beats.... what does get recommended all the time? binaural beats on headphones lol ... if you play binaural beats on speakers they become (kind of) monaural beats...

also there is all sorts of things going on with normal music that is related to isochronic tones specially.... think of BPM for example

 

[Ghoostknight]

And i dont believe binaural beats make you "smarter" but they may let you focus better depending on the frequency and stuff like this

i might share some of the brainwave entertainment tracks i use for "testing"

https://www.deezer.com/en/album/302758167 .... is one album with a song in particular called "7.83hz" .... these kind of songs work way better than the stuff you find on youtube not sure how much this matters but i listen to active speakers, where each one goes down to 35-40hz, this might play a role with these kind of songs...

tho im also in believe that nice roommodes can pretty much completely destroy the binaural beats effect

 

[bigshot]

I think you believe many things that aren’t real.

 

[Ghoostknight]

I think you believe many things that aren’t real.

And i still dont care what you think

 

[bigshot]

People don’t talk about home audio much around here.

 

[Whazzzup]

Its all the same anyway

 

[bigshot]

It’s like a dog fetching a stick. You casually refer to something as an aside or joke and the conversation goes running off after it. I guess it at least shows that people are sort of listening.

 

[castleofargh]

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[geoffkait]

I’ve been busy as a beaver testing and experimenting with Schumann frequency vids lo these past six months and what I found out, among other things, some of them don’t work as well as others for music. The ones I have best results for are the isochronic tones, none of the binaural beats worked for me, not like the isochronic tones - more air bigger more transparent soundstage, more presence.

 

[bigshot]

more air bigger more transparent soundstage, more presence.

That is a classic description of the placebo effect. Nothing specific, all judgements made on impressions and feelings.

 

[Ryokan]

Or that it's just one FR that only early man was exposed to when seeking a waterhole. In reality, its a series of natural EM frequencies distributed in the ionosphere. No scientific consensus about its effect on human behavior, but pushed by new age "holistic energy" crowd.

https://bigthink.com/hard-science/schumann-resonance-earths-heartbeat/

I guess it makes sense that we're affected by the phenomena that our world creates in it's everyday running.

Maybe the Schumann Resonances helped in creating life on earth with a 'Frankenstein' spark?

 

[geoffkait]

That is a classic description of the placebo effect. Nothing specific, all judgements made on impressions and feelings.

If a placebo effect improves the sound I’m all for it 100%. (Joke). However because I’m a trained professional I eliminate placebo effect with thorough and careful testing.