by zapnosis » July 29th, 2009, 2:02 am
Thing is, see, that if you just slap a 300Hz tone on top of a 303Hz tone, both in mono, you get an interference pattern which makes 'em pulse. Without bothering about that left ear / right ear stuff. This suggests that "binaural beats" are nothing more than the brain mixing what the left ear is hearing with what the right ear is hearing, same as it usually does. Do we know what this means, class?
That if you are using a pulsing tone to affect brainwave frequencies, then we can cut out the binaural stuff and introduce a "third ear". By putting a 300Hz tone on top of a 303Hz tone and then adding 306Hz tone, you get pulses at 2 different frequencies, 3Hz and 6Hz!
How do I get this back on topic? If there is a terminology guide, it should be researched and presented, and all questions/ discussions should be kept elsewhere. Otherwise, we will have more cooks than broth and the result will be confusion. I'd be happy to give it a bash, if that's what people want, but I'm sure there are people out there better suited to the task...
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