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Sound Hack Called ‘Binaural Beats’ Is Helping People Get Happy, Horny, and High
- grandpoobah 5y agohttps://archive.ph/bG9Lr https://archive.ph/bG9Lr
- ArtWomb 5y agoIt's really this simple to generate. Just displaced waves. And I believe proven to enter help deep meditation states quickly. Please be ethical in your experimentation and do no harm (especially to oneself) ;) https://gist.github.com/tylerwilliams/1542383 https://gist.github.com/tylerwilliams/1542383
- moistly 5y agoHow does lossy compression and lossy Bluetooth affect the “binaurality” of the sound? I would imagine the sound needs to be replicated pretty accurately in order to get the right interference pattern.
- rsfern 5y agoI don’t think it has to be that precise, it just needs to be two tones with a slight frequency difference so you get interference coming and going to make a beat frequency. But i guess your brain does this “in software” since the sound doesn’t actually physically mix in the stereo headphones. I guess if the two tracks are not perfectly synced you just get some phase shift/drift If you search for `binaural` on Spotify or whatever, you’ll find a bunch of playlists. The delta/sleep tracks are probably the easiest to notice the beat since the beat frequency is set to 3-4Hz