Brainwave Frequencies
When you listen to steady pulses of audio such as shamanic drumming, psytrance bass-lines or isochronic tones, your brainwaves tend to synchronize with these frequencies. Here is a basic chart explaining how they work.
Brain Wave Music
This album contains 5 versions of the same track. Each version has a different isochronic tone (amplitude modulated sine wave) that falls near the middle of a different brainwave state's frequency band. Using the same track each time makes it easy to get a feel for the different brainwave states without being distracted by different musical frequencies.
In this album each track is different and contains an isochronic tone that is modulated at one of the above brain states.
Meditation music with the first three Schumann resonances as isochronic tones. (three versions of the same track). It just so happens that these three frequencies fall into the theta, alpha and beta brainwave bands respectively. So each track contains an isochronic tone modulated at one of these frequencies.
These frequencies function as a background frequency influencing the biological circuitry of much of the life on Earth. The phenomenon that brain rhythms may overlap and become synchronous with ultra-low frequency electromagnetic activity occurring within this resonant cavity has been observed and reiterated by many independent scientists.
These frequencies function as a background frequency influencing the biological circuitry of much of the life on Earth. The phenomenon that brain rhythms may overlap and become synchronous with ultra-low frequency electromagnetic activity occurring within this resonant cavity has been observed and reiterated by many independent scientists.
You can learn how to add brainwave frequencies into your music in this book: