Binaural Beats - Trance mix (no festival waff!)

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Posted by Astral on Feb-01-2012 09:28:

Binaural Beats - Trance mix (no festival waff!)

http://soundcloud.com/djastral/clin...inaural-beats-2

1. DNS Project "Exclusive" Big Room Mix
2. W&W & Mark Sixma "Twist" Heatbeat Remix
3. Jordan Suckley "Flames"Sneijder Remix
4. PPK "ResuRection" Paul Oakenfold Full On Fluoro Mix
5. DJ Scot Project vs Tala 2xlc "Chemistry" Scot Project Remix
6. Lisa Lashes "Mandala"
7. Gareth Emery "Tokyo" Ben Gold Remix
8. Bryn Whiting "Never Coming Down"
9. DJ Tiesto "Suburban Train" Sean Tyas Dirty Mix
10. Leon "Fallen Star"
11. Luca Antolini "A Beautiful Place" Extended Mix
12. John Newall "Better Late Than Never"
13. Li Kwan "Point Zero" Lost Tribe 2004 Remake
14. X-Cabs "Neuro" BK Remix

In advance...thanks for listening

Posted by itsamemario on Feb-01-2012 14:13:

Are these beats actually binaural or have you just stolen the name?

Posted by Astral on Feb-01-2012 21:50:

umm...maybe depending on how much you like trance and how it affects you... I suppose. There are surely plenty of frequencies within the music that would fall within the parameters of a binaural tone.
The brief description on wiki is "Binaural beats or binaural tones are auditory processing artifacts, or apparent sounds, the perception of which arises in the brain for specific physical stimuli. This effect was discovered in 1839 by Heinrich Wilhelm Dove, and earned greater public awareness in the late 20th century based on claims that binaural beats could help induce relaxation, meditation, creativity and other desirable mental states."

So basically the answer to your question is yes, I just stole the 'term' and loosely applied it because I thought it was quite cool, and apt.
Just like Ministry of Sound is not actually a government department. Very confusing.