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I-Dosing (Getting high off binaural beats) (pg. 3)
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| pozz |
you cant hear sub20Hz frequencies unless you have a giant sub, a giant room, and even then, those are more felt than heard. our ears are not equipped for such things.
Idosing is ty ambient music. Listen to some drones along the lines of Maeror Tri and you will get what you are looking for. Also read the Whirloop post above. |
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| hellosam |
| quote: | Originally posted by Euforix
IDoser is a thing that works for someone and for someone it doesn't.
Just like some 'real' drugs too. |
all it did was give me a headache :( |
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| Guest |
http://www.discogs.com/Rod-Modell-M...release/2045302
Insert Notes:
RADIO FORE IS A PSYCHOACOUSTIC JOURNEY INTO A DEEP SWIRLING POOL OF 40HZ TONES AND BINAURAL BEATS. THE TWO EXTENDED LENGTH ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDSCAPES EXPLORE THE MYSTERIOUS SONIC PHENOMENON THAT HAS BEEN DOCUMENTED AT HUNDREDS OF UFO SIGHTINGS. TRACK ONE TAKES YOU FOR AN OVERNIGHT STAY IN NORTH, NORTH-WEST PUERTO RICO, AT THE ARECIBO OBSERVATORY AND TRACK TWO TAKES YOU TO THE SANDY SHORES OF GULF-BREEZE FLORIDA IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, TWO PLACES OF HIGHLY ACTIVE UFO ACTIVITY
If you think the Binaural beats arent real listen to track 1 on this disc. turn the lights off and see if you dont start flipping the out at about the 18 to 19 minute mark. The track literally takes a physical toll on your mind and body but I cannot describe it. Its rhythmic discomfort. There's a clicking sound that begins to appear, like a bumblebee flapping its wings but the sound isnt really there. Its only there if you sit still with speakers on either side of your head. The track frankly scares the out of me and sometimes I cannot make it the entire 30 minutes |
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| Rodri Santos |
| quote: | Originally posted by Guest
http://www.discogs.com/Rod-Modell-M...release/2045302
Insert Notes:
RADIO FORE IS A PSYCHOACOUSTIC JOURNEY INTO A DEEP SWIRLING POOL OF 40HZ TONES AND BINAURAL BEATS. THE TWO EXTENDED LENGTH ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDSCAPES EXPLORE THE MYSTERIOUS SONIC PHENOMENON THAT HAS BEEN DOCUMENTED AT HUNDREDS OF UFO SIGHTINGS. TRACK ONE TAKES YOU FOR AN OVERNIGHT STAY IN NORTH, NORTH-WEST PUERTO RICO, AT THE ARECIBO OBSERVATORY AND TRACK TWO TAKES YOU TO THE SANDY SHORES OF GULF-BREEZE FLORIDA IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, TWO PLACES OF HIGHLY ACTIVE UFO ACTIVITY
If you think the Binaural beats arent real listen to track 1 on this disc. turn the lights off and see if you dont start flipping the out at about the 18 to 19 minute mark. The track literally takes a physical toll on your mind and body but I cannot describe it. Its rhythmic discomfort. There's a clicking sound that begins to appear, like a bumblebee flapping its wings but the sound isnt really there. Its only there if you sit still with speakers on either side of your head. The track frankly scares the out of me and sometimes I cannot make it the entire 30 minutes |
I bookmark this, if this really works... i'm traveling to amsterdam in february , with some legit weed i think this could make my day, just hope i don't fall ill |
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| Whirloop |
| quote: | Originally posted by Guest
EXPLORE THE MYSTERIOUS SONIC PHENOMENON THAT HAS BEEN DOCUMENTED AT HUNDREDS OF UFO SIGHTINGS. |
What a selling point! I bet this is considered "progressive" by the producer as well. |
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| jupiterone |
| gave me tinnitus |
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| b i n k u n |
binaural beats is how most string musicians tune their instruments...ie, guitarists or violinists. when two frequencies are close together, you hear beating, and so you change the tuning until it disappears.
it is a natural phenomenon that is actually annoying to the brain since it can't make sense of it. by audio definitions, the beating is already a hallucination. listening to this hallucination for 10+ minutes is bound to make you feel funny. especially in a dark room. with no one there.
try listening to a loud saw wave or sine tone for even 5 minutes. you start to hear things and feel dizzy too cuz your brain just can't take that kind of onslaught.
the visual analogy would be staring at an illusion....stare long enough and you fall off your chair. it's really not that surprising. |
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| euphoria |
| quote: | Originally posted by Guest
http://www.discogs.com/Rod-Modell-M...release/2045302
Insert Notes:
RADIO FORE IS A PSYCHOACOUSTIC JOURNEY INTO A DEEP SWIRLING POOL OF 40HZ TONES AND BINAURAL BEATS. THE TWO EXTENDED LENGTH ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDSCAPES EXPLORE THE MYSTERIOUS SONIC PHENOMENON THAT HAS BEEN DOCUMENTED AT HUNDREDS OF UFO SIGHTINGS. TRACK ONE TAKES YOU FOR AN OVERNIGHT STAY IN NORTH, NORTH-WEST PUERTO RICO, AT THE ARECIBO OBSERVATORY AND TRACK TWO TAKES YOU TO THE SANDY SHORES OF GULF-BREEZE FLORIDA IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, TWO PLACES OF HIGHLY ACTIVE UFO ACTIVITY
If you think the Binaural beats arent real listen to track 1 on this disc. turn the lights off and see if you dont start flipping the out at about the 18 to 19 minute mark. The track literally takes a physical toll on your mind and body but I cannot describe it. Its rhythmic discomfort. There's a clicking sound that begins to appear, like a bumblebee flapping its wings but the sound isnt really there. Its only there if you sit still with speakers on either side of your head. The track frankly scares the out of me and sometimes I cannot make it the entire 30 minutes |
I'm gonna check this out :p
Up till now I was a bit skeptical and hesitant since I value my hearing and don't want to possibly damage my ears but I think I will give it a shot and see if it's for real. |
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| Rodri Santos |
| yesterday i listened to it for some minutes less than 10 because i am having exams now and i don't want to be in bed staring at clown dressed monkeys that chase me. And i started to feel ultra relaxed and dreamy, true trance, i think this could work if you lay on bed and listen on headphones for the full duration. |
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| Rodri Santos |
| yep, but that's the reason why i didn't listened to it to it's full duration xD i am a bit scared of the side effects, listening to the jungle or seeing weird things i think isn't an experience that is good for your brain when you are taking important exams in a week. |
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| Guest |
| quote: | Originally posted by Rodri Santos
yep, but that's the reason why i didn't listened to it to it's full duration xD i am a bit scared of the side effects, listening to the jungle or seeing weird things i think isn't an experience that is good for your brain when you are taking important exams in a week. |
Dude you wont hallucinate but its intense. Please let me know your results. I didnt do it with headphones. I have 2 stereo monitors and a 10" KRK sub and like I said, sounds like a bumblebee or a locust flapping its wings at 1000mph, and also my right hand always gets sort of numb or weird feeling. |
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| Spacey Orange |
| quote: | UAE call to ban hypnotic music as illegal 'digital drug'
Martin Croucher and Thamer Al Subaihi
DUBAI // A police scientist is calling for a type of hypnotic music to be banned by law in the same way as drugs.
Dr Sarhan Al Meheini, deputy director of the Police Sciences Academy in Sharjah, believes audio files called "binaural beats" should be dealt with like cannabis and ecstasy.
Binaural beats are generally used to reach altered states of consciousness, for meditation or alertness or to aid sleep, but many producers claim the technology can mimic the effect of drugs on the brain.
There is no scientific evidence for their claims and reviews are mixed at best, but Dr Al Meheini believes "digital drugs" pose a risk to society.
"It's important that we warn the public and start a campaign to make people aware of it," he said. "It's already spread around the world and can be downloaded in the UAE and listened to by college students.
"Right now it's not illegal but it should be, because it's a danger to society."
A US company, I-Doser, has tracks on its website with names such as cocaine, opium and peyote that can be bought for US$3.25 (Dh11.9) each. The website is not blocked.
The company also produces tracks that purportedly simulate orgasms, and others claim to take listeners to the "gates of hell".
YouTube has dozens of videos of teenagers having convulsions while listening to the music.
I-Doser carried out a survey that found almost a fifth (17 per cent) of listeners felt no effect from its products.
"Our doses attempt to simulate the effects of real-world experiences, drugs included," a spokesman for the company said. "Whether it is exactly the same depends on the person, but effects are intended to be close."
The effect of binaural beats or tones - when sounds of slightly different frequencies are played through each ear, the brain perceives a third "phantom" beat - was discovered in 1839 by the German physicist Heinrich Wilhelm Dove, but did not gain widespread public attention until the 1970s.
One study has shown that binaural beats can be a minor aid to relaxation.
A Dubai resident, Jessica Body, uses an iPhone app that plays binaural beats to help her sleep.
"It's brilliant, I use it all the time," she said. "When I have a busy, racing mind, it just helps put me to sleep."
Madina Burkhanova, business development manager at the Dubai meditation school the Third Eye Centre, used binaural beats regularly for a year before switching to breathing exercises.
"You can come to rely on it to get you into different states of mind," she said.
She was not aware of binaural beats being used in the same way as drugs. "I don't really understand the concept of it," Ms Burkhanova said.
Dr Al Meheini conducted a survey of an undisclosed number of students and found digital drugs were not well known in universities.
But he called for a campaign in schools to educate children on their harmful effects.
Dr Al Meheini also urged that websites selling the audio files should be blocked, and digital drugs listed among other illegal drugs.
It is believed to be the first time regulation has been considered for binaural beats. A spokesman for I-Doser said the company had not run into legal issues before.
"These are audio files and are in no way illegal in any country, as far as we are aware," he said.
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