[Summary: This is the ninth (9th) of my binaural experiments. As with the other recent ones, it explores different modulation patterns to create interesting effects for (and on) the listener. Unlike some of the others, it uses a different base tone - this might make it a bit "harsh" for some.] More experiments? Yes, yes indeed. As with the previous, I'll update with visual components if and when they're added.

[Summary: This is the eighth (8th) of the binaural experiments. These more recent experiments explore alternate modulation patterns along a (somewhat) consistent base tone to create interesting audio effects and enhance the listening experience.] It's that time again, this time with a new base tone and totally different modulation pattern to explore.

[Summary: This is the seventh (7th) of the binaural experiments. Here, I began including the audio tracks and the combined audio/visual tracks in a single post. Older content may be edited to match this form at a later time.]

[Summary: The sixth (6th) binaural experiment. Notably, I started using lower tones to make these more pleasant (and potent) for the listener.] For this experiment, I've taken the thematic variations from the prior binaural and applied them to a different base tone.

[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.]

[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.