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Posted by linkadge on January 2, 2007, at 13:56:15
I have got a program that will let me create binaural beats. Does anyone know the frequences that are purported to do different things. Has anyone made any charts?
Linkadge
Posted by laima on January 2, 2007, at 18:31:54
In reply to Binaural frequencies (which ones), posted by linkadge on January 2, 2007, at 13:56:15
For some inexplicable reason, I seem to remember that there is an old thread around here about this.
Posted by dreamboat_annie on January 3, 2007, at 20:48:45
In reply to Binaural frequencies (which ones), posted by linkadge on January 2, 2007, at 13:56:15
I have tried a number of discs, and will try to find the website where I had done some research on the beats and which ones help what symptom. I found the discs I was using quite good. I listened to them at night just before going to sleep. There is a renowned doctor that developed programs that have proven effective. I think his name is Thomasea (or something like that - I am sure it starts with a T). Anyway, I moved recently and my discs are in a box somewhere. I will dig them out and post later with the names and see if I can find the site from where I ordered them.
> I have got a program that will let me create binaural beats. Does anyone know the frequences that are purported to do different things. Has anyone made any charts?
>
> Linkadge
Posted by Edwin Ransom on January 10, 2007, at 22:50:38
In reply to Re: Binaural frequencies (which ones) » linkadge, posted by dreamboat_annie on January 3, 2007, at 20:48:45
I just got a freeware beat generator for my laptop. These binaural beats are great.
I don't know if they have theraputic effects, but it is like having a white noise machine. I can do work on my laptop now anywhere, and just drown out all the noise with a binaural beat!
Posted by sregan on January 16, 2007, at 20:29:38
In reply to Binaural frequencies (which ones), posted by linkadge on January 2, 2007, at 13:56:15
Link,
It's an interesting idea that sound frequency or sound/music could be type of therapy. Years ago binural (probably still is) was used for inducing brain states and out of body experience. I created a few using the "brainwave generator". They are successful in changing your brain state at least temporarily (from experience). I'd like to see some EEG tests (probably on the web if I google).
As far as what sounds do what, the brain is supposed to entrain to the beat produced. So a 4 hz beat should put you into Delta. You might work your way down from beta, to alpha, theta then delta. Delta is supposed to be very restorative.
Worth more discussion
Shawn
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