[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: This post includes two binaural audio patterns, meant to produce particular effects - deliberately left unstated for the sake of eliminating variables in my study of these audios.] Two new binaural patterns for you to explore. Only this time with a twist. I'm not going to tell you what they do.

Summary: This is the third of the early binaural audio files I created. It was designed to pair with the brainwave images. Binaural audio uses split-frequency left and right channel sounds to [in theory] create a resulting brainwave frequency in the listener. Today's binaural is 'tuned' for a change. I figured I'd try a tone that matches the pitches of lower As, for those with a musical inclination. That should make it more pleasant to listen to...I can't speak to the effect it will have, however. So feel free to tell me.

Summary: This is the second of the early binaural audio files I created. It was designed to pair with the brainwave images. Binaural audio uses split-frequency left and right channel sounds to [in theory] create a resulting brainwave frequency in the listener. This is an experiment with the potential of harmonizing binaural tracks in a cross-pattern between ears. It should produce a profound state of relaxation reasonably quickly. Feel free to comment, depending on what effect it has on you. There are no suggestions beyond the sound itself.

Summary: This is the earliest binaural audio I created. It was designed to pair with the brainwave images. Binaural audio uses split-frequency left and right channel sounds to [in theory] create a resulting brainwave frequency in the listener. Along the lines of brainwave entrainment images, I figure I'll do some experimenting with binaural beats. I'm sure some of you are familiar with the concept - if not, it's essentially a sound file that has the same goal as the flashing images in previous posts. This particular audio will include several elements, and in order to preserve the integrity of this little experiment, I will not share precisely which. Suffice it to say there will be a binaural along with at least one suggestion. You'll need headphones to feel the intended effect of the audio, as binaurals are formed using the interplay between the left/right ears.