Goodness comes to those who vibrate
The brain does not operate on a single global clock. Instead, it uses multiple interacting rhythms: Band Frequency Common Role Delta ~0.5–4 Hz Sleep, large-scale integration Theta ~4–8 Hz Memory, navigation Alpha ~8–12 Hz Inhibition, attention gating Beta ~12–30 Hz Motor planning Gamma ~30–100+ Hz Local computation, binding The brain intentionally stays slightly out of … Read more
What really killed musicality – Loudness War – Aural Space vs Sonic Flattening – Compressed then Mixed vs Maximized This brief juxtaposition is a Wonderful example of what has gone wrong with music…how the extreme overprocessing has somehow sucked out its soul. Of course the genuine passion versus the feigned acting contributes heavily to the … Read more
Songlent Green – Detect AI-gen Music 100 pct Accurate 688k plays of a song that was actually created by AI (which scrapes most other songs) “earned” (in a fake way) an estimated $2k of royalties (so far) for the plAIgiarist, from the shared pool — this scam of the system directly swindles human artists and … Read more
Healing with Cymatics Sound Medicine – a deep dive Life vibrates. An exploration of cymatics and vibrational healing through three distinct lenses — ancient history and mysticism (e.g., Saqqara and the Voice of God), modern fringe research (e.g., military projects, Emoto, Eileen McKusick), and biophysical mechanisms (e.g., protein formation, vibrational synthesis of life). Each will … Read more
How does a 15 kHz sine-wave sound so remarkably different from 15 kHz square-wave
Global Consciousness Project Played as Music
Colored Shadows Sensory Perception GOETHE
Dichotomy and perceptual distortions in absolute pitch ability
