Isochronic tones

iso-tones.com...

Does anybody regularly listen to these?
If so, what do you think?

I have started listening to these tones and I can say they really do work.

Isochronic Tones information:
en.wikipedia.org...
www.thefreelibrary.com...

How to listen to Isochronic tones:
isochronic-tones.blogspot.com...

[edit on 3-12-2009 by sphinx551]

please provide information about these "iso tones".

its not enough to put a link in a thread and tell people to visit it.

reply to post by platipus


original post fixed.

have used them since, october last year. they work. bring both sides of the brain together in process thinking.

I believe these are the underlying tones in binaural beats. Binaural beats are basically these isochronic tones set to music. At least, that's what it seems like to me.

I kinda like the rawness of these isochronic tones over the binaural beats. It was the underlying pulses/tones that I liked about the binaural beats anyway. You kinda just get right to the point with the isochronic tones.

Thanks!

reply to post by nunya13

No I have made bineural beats they are quite different.
In bineural beats you have two tones say one is at a 100 hertz and the other is at 106 hertz that that will create a bineural beat that carries at 4hz and trains the brainwaves to resonate at 4hz.
The brain makes up a third sound to deal with the discrepancies between the the two tones.

iso beats are apparently something different and do not require head phones like bineural beats.
The sound is physical in iso beats not auditory illusion like it is in bineural beats.


.................Thanks for posting OP now I can play with these sounds in mixing music

These are great!

For people more interest I would recommend reading the book My Big Toe.

www.my-big-toe.com...

www.youtube.com...

He has done much experimenting with these to alter his state of consciousness. The book is a little heavy reading though...