ChaoticHypnosis

[Summary: This is the fifth (5th) of the binaural experiments. At this point, I started using modulation patterns much more heavily, as well as including extended versions of the audio.] The previous binaural was a variation I hadn't attempted before.

[Summary: This is the fourth (4th) binaural experiment. Notably, this is around the time I became active on social media (Twitter, in particular). The additional feedback has been extremely helpful in avoiding more prolonged gaps in my work...even if it doesn't always seem that way.]

[Summary: Third (3rd) of the binaural audio experiments, this includes two audio tracks. The first is in keeping with the other experiments, leaving the intended effects unstated. The second is (deliberately) explained very precisely.]

Merry Christmas and happy holidays and blessed solstice and such, to everyone celebrating.

With a smidge of luck and spare time, I'll be updating more regularly next year (2018.) There are currently three scripts in the works, and four recordings pending.

As always, thanks for reading, and enjoy.

- C

[Summary: This script explores the innate difficulty of discerning trance states yourself by comparing and contrasting the mechanism of falling into trance with that of falling asleep.] I've recently come across some literature that indicates people have trouble discerning when they fall asleep.

[Summary: The second (2nd) binaural experiment. As with all of these, the base tones are altered in some way to induce an effect that is left unstated to avoid an expectation bias.] This is designed to be a standalone binaural, though it may work well with spirals or other imagery.

[Summary: The first binaural explicitly mentioned as an experiment, because elements of the binaural audio effect were altered. The audio is meant to pair with brainwave image 9, as the entrainment focuses on the same target brainwave pattern.] I've created a binaural designed to complement brainwave image 9. During the binaural, some aspects of the sound will change. If I'm correct, this will create a more immersive effect.

[Summary: The ninth (9th) of the image patterns made to exploit brainwave entrainment (visual) to induce trance states. Images are included both with and without text suggestions.] [Warning: If you have photosensitive epilepsy or are otherwise sensitive to flashing lights, do not continue.] Been awhile since I've done one of these. Experimenting with a (slightly) different color palette. The first image contains no text. The second contains text including instructions to touch yourself and stare, while becoming unable to look away. As always, if you have photosensitive epilepsy or any similar condition you should not open these files or the pages that contain them.

[Summary: One of the few vanilla scripts I've published over the years, designed purely as a sleep aid. Notably, you are instructed to fall asleep almost immediately following the reading of it. It exploits the desire to go to sleep.] [Warning: This script is designed to put you to sleep. Use with caution, or before bed.] Since it's a bit counter-productive for a sleep aid to be purely text...

I've finally adjusted my recording setup enough that it resembles something I like. Mostly, the skipping and clipping and static issues are (hopefully) mostly resolved.

I've updated the most recent audio files (Behaving Like a Good Girl and Symbiont), correcting a lot of the skips and tone issues. There's likely to be some other things I missed, so feedback (as always) would be welcome on those changes - particularly if you sampled the original audio for either.