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Isochronic Tones Experiment

pbelgiumpbelgium
edited December 10 in Creations & Collaborations

Due to some recent threads on binaural beats, I've been trying out some different ways of adding Isochronic Tones to my music. In this experiment there are two versions of the same guitar recording. The guitar audio remains untouched, but I have added delays and reverbs modulating at specific frequencies to try to produce different states of mind for each take - one is set to make you feel relaxed/sleepy, the other awake/focused. It works for me, however, I know which one is which - I could just be experiencing some kind of psychosomatic placebo effect.

So, I'm curious what others think. Try IsoChron A and B. Do they work at all? If so, which one does what?

(Recommended: listening times for Isochronic Tones are 10-30 minutes, so you might want to loop the track a few times before trying the other; headphones or speakers can be used, probably best with headphones; DO NOT listen to while driving!)

Download here or on Soundcloud

If anyone is interested in the process:
Guitar (Taylor GS Mini) was recorded into Cubasis 3 using a Tascam iM2. Added some delays (Nembrini Delay3000) set at specific rate frequencies. The audio was then copied to another track with a reverb (DDMF MagiVerb) going into a tremolo effect (Bleass Dragonfly - love this app!), both pre-fader, both set at specific frequencies and 100% wet - no guitar audio output, just effects. The two tracks were then (subtly?) blended together.

Specific values were found using BPM to MS Converter, a really useful app that converts tempi/note values into ms or Hz.

Isochronic Tones Experiment
  1. How did IsoChron A and B make you feel?1 vote
    1. IsoChron A = awake; IsoChron B = relaxed
        0.00%
    2. IsoChron A = relaxed; IsoChron B = awake
      100.00%

Comments

  • jo92346jo92346
    edited December 6

    I must be totally dumb but I reach a page with:
    IsoChron AB.zip
    3 items
    -macoxs
    -IsoChron A.wav
    -IsoChron B.wav
    and I can't do nothing but "copy file name"

  • pbelgiumpbelgium

    Hey @jo92346, you need to download the zip file (see download button in picture), unzip and play.
    (It's the busy season, but I'm looking forward to listening to your latest creations sometime soon. Thanks.)

  • yellow_eyezyellow_eyez

    I like it !!!

  • jo92346jo92346

    @pbelgium said:
    Hey @jo92346, you need to download the zip file (see download button in picture), unzip and play.
    (It's the busy season, but I'm looking forward to listening to your latest creations sometime soon. Thanks.)

    holy f! I'm actually dumb indeed!

  • jo92346jo92346

    wow, that is gorgeous!

  • pbelgiumpbelgium

    Thanks for trying out the tones @yellow_eyez @jo92346. Did the tracks make you feel relaxed, alert?

    I've attached a poll to collect results.

  • yellow_eyezyellow_eyez

    @pbelgium said:
    Thanks for trying out the tones @yellow_eyez . Did the tracks make you feel relaxed, alert?

    I've attached a poll to collect results.

    I think the second track must’ve been the alert track. Reason being, while I can’t say I was relaxed relaxed, I noticed I was paying attention to the song more…wait, I know that sounds contradictory, but what I mean is I started to kinda be less distracted by the outside and just kinda listen to the track, no urgency to get to B. When I listened to B (I was also interrupted tbh so maybe that affected it) I didn’t notice anything particular besides paying attention to the guitar more than A since I was now listening for distinctions/differences…hence my backwards deduction on which was which.

    Which tones were used for the respective tracks? Did they work? lol

    Did you try it yourself????? (this would’ve been the perfect kickstart to the Guitarists’ Guide haha!)

  • PaulieworldPaulieworld

    Can you please post this on SoundCloud or Bandcamp. It sounds like it’s very cool. I would love to hear it, but I’m old school.

  • pbelgiumpbelgium

    @Paulieworld said:
    Can you please post this on SoundCloud or Bandcamp. It sounds like it’s very cool. I would love to hear it, but I’m old school.

    Added Soundcloud to the OP - maybe I'll get more than 50 plays with these :D .

  • pbelgiumpbelgium

    Added poll (again :s).

  • supadomsupadom
    edited December 10

    What if they both make you sleepy? Just kidding!

    First of all the random clicks in the recording really bugged me and kept me awake.

    Other than that the first one seemed to have more resonant effect on my skull, not sure if that’s the tell tale sign.

    Great playing btw

    Edit. I didn’t fill the poll as I found relaxation in the playing rather than the effects.

  • pbelgiumpbelgium

    Thanks for listening @yellow_eyez @supadom. I'll post which one is which later, hoping to get a few more votes :( .

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