Re: [microsound] Binaural

["Jachin Boaz" <Jachin.Boaz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

love the name of this one

http://www.toolsforwellness.com/81058.html

the paradise Xl PLus! :)

nice link though,....would love to try one of these out......

jack

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From: "phoenSND>" <phoenelai@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "microsound" <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 5:58 AM
Subject: Re: [microsound] Binaural

> Whats also interesting, if you've ever hooked up the program
> with the led glasses; or use a unit such as David, Orion, etc. In side the
glasses; lights flash to the same binaural beats to what ever program you
choose. With those in sync together your brain follows whatever the pattern
may be, bringing you to the different state of mind, Alpha, Beta, Delta &
Theta. A great catalog for light and sound machines and mind CD's is
http://www.toolsforwellness.com/ne123.html
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> On Tue, 19 Nov 2002 08:19:25
>  Robert Pietrusko wrote:
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> >>  > Has anyone come across these before? Briefly, it involves playing
one
> >>>  frequency into one ear (through headphones) and a very slightly
different
> >>>  one into the other ear. Then, just as when the signals combine in the
air to
> >>>  form a beating effect, the brain combines the two signals and
produces its
> >>>  own beating effect. There is no real physical effect as it is all
purely in
> >>>  the mind and it can apparently be used for enhancing certain brain
functions
> >>>  as well as investigating the hearing system and the brain. Could be
an
> >>>  interesting one to investigate in the context of a piece of
microsound-type
> >>>  music....?
> >>
> >>Actually I think it IS a physcial effect that happens and not as much
> >>as a brain effect.  You may notice it better with speakers and
> >>not so much as with headphones.
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> >Hi Everyone,
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> >It is in fact a brain effect because the percieved pitch is the
> >*average* of the beating tones.  This average is not physically
> >present in the air.
> >
> >two tones  :  999 Hz  and 1001 Hz  results in -
> >percieved tone (999+1001)/2  = 1000 Hz
> >this is non-linear and a result of the hearing system.
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> >it is quite pretty to think about.
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> >hope this helps.
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> >take care,
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> >bobby.
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