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
Something remarkable: Not a single audience members — presumably all drummers, percussionists — are tapping their feet or moving their hands. two drummers actually jamming! instead of just trading. so rare, maybe the first iv seen. They are making music and not just have a big solo over the top each other.and the result? two … Read more
The nods and moments of recognition are so special. Two drummers listening and following each other. Superb!
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
Rhythm most important in getting motor system engaged
Music as a Language
Music will get worse MK via Musical Scale
Psychophysiological reactions to music in male coronary patients and healthy controls
Musical rhythm spectra from Bach to Joplin obey a 1 over F power law
Superior time perception for lower musical pitch explains why bass ranged instruments lay down musical rhythms