The Phoenix Project An Introduction to Brain Wave File Creation Last updated Tuesday, April 06, 2010 09:56 AM
70-Hz Whistler This file is inspired by listening to AM Radio - sometimes you can hear a whistler on the Radio - affected by atmospheric interferences causes by the Northern Lights. This phenomenon just sounds like this. By the way, this signal also includes a 70 hz binaural frequency to get an astral touch and a second binaural signal to start with 15 hz alpha state going down to a 4 hz theta state. Track Information This information is not visible from the file information screen, but only when the file is actually being run. It shows the number of tracks and the volume and beat frequency settings. This is a still shot, but when the file is actually playing you will see either the volume or frequency number change as it is molded in the settings in the screens below. General Information In the first screenshot at the right, you'll see that the file has two voices, or tracks. This is also a sine wave, which is not shown on the screens here, but does show up in the third tab (Waveform) It is 5 minutes long and is set to repeat 10,000 times. Sound Information In the second screenshot, you see the frequency setting for track 1 at 70 Hz (vertical scale) and a time of 5 minutes (horizontal scale). This is the binaural frequency. The audible pitch starts at 4,000 Hz and gradually drops to about 200 at 4.5 minutes, stays there for 30 seconds, then abruptly jumps back up to 4,000. The second track starts at 15 Hz and gradually drops to 0 Hz over 5 minutes. At about 75 seconds (1.25 minutes) you see a volume increase to 50%, which drops back to 0% at 2.5 minutes and at 3.75 minutes goes back up to 50%. Modulation is set to ON in both tracks. Visual Information The next sections show the Visual Information, indicating that both left and right stereo channels are set the same and both are "in phase." Other aspects that can be controlled, but aren't shown here, is that when the file is recorded, the encoding can be embedded for use with AudioStrobe goggles, and backgrounds can also be blended in. This could be a piece of music or it could be white noise, pink noise or brown noise. Each type of "noise" has its own sound and its own purpose, and help mask out background sounds in your environment as you listen to it. I don't show those screen here because those aspects are not added to this file. If you'd like to actually hear the file, you can click here. Right-click to download it. Now this has no application, so far as I know, to health. I include it as a tutorial sample to show you how our presets are structured and built. Unlike many places you'll find online who claim their "frequencies" are a top-secret proprietary "recipe", we make no such claims. Frequencies were invented by the Creator, not by some outfit out to make a quick buck and hide what you're really getting. Indeed, such a tactic would defeat the whole purpose of The Phoenix Project. It's important that (a) this research be fully disclosed, and (b) that you know exactly what you're listening to. Many of those who may see themselves as our competitors don't give you what they promise and that's why they don't want you to know "what's inside the box." We can, and will, prove this throughout the course of this project ... because what they sell can be analyzed. See The Technology). What you see here is only one of dozens of tools we use in this project. This one is not included in the Technology section because I'll be covering it here instead in considerable detail.
This file is inspired by listening to AM Radio - sometimes you can hear a whistler on the Radio - affected by atmospheric interferences causes by the Northern Lights. This phenomenon just sounds like this. By the way, this signal also includes a 70 hz binaural frequency to get an astral touch and a second binaural signal to start with 15 hz alpha state going down to a 4 hz theta state.
Track Information
This information is not visible from the file information screen, but only when the file is actually being run.
It shows the number of tracks and the volume and beat frequency settings. This is a still shot, but when the file is actually playing you will see either the volume or frequency number change as it is molded in the settings in the screens below.
General Information
In the first screenshot at the right, you'll see that the file has two voices, or tracks. This is also a sine wave, which is not shown on the screens here, but does show up in the third tab (Waveform)
It is 5 minutes long and is set to repeat 10,000 times.
Sound Information
In the second screenshot, you see the frequency setting for track 1 at 70 Hz (vertical scale) and a time of 5 minutes (horizontal scale).
This is the binaural frequency.
The audible pitch starts at 4,000 Hz and gradually drops to about 200 at 4.5 minutes, stays there for 30 seconds, then abruptly jumps back up to 4,000.
The second track starts at 15 Hz and gradually drops to 0 Hz over 5 minutes.
At about 75 seconds (1.25 minutes) you see a volume increase to 50%, which drops back to 0% at 2.5 minutes and at 3.75 minutes goes back up to 50%.
Modulation is set to ON in both tracks.
Visual Information
The next sections show the Visual Information, indicating that both left and right stereo channels are set the same and both are "in phase."
Other aspects that can be controlled, but aren't shown here, is that when the file is recorded, the encoding can be embedded for use with AudioStrobe goggles, and backgrounds can also be blended in.
This could be a piece of music or it could be white noise, pink noise or brown noise.
Each type of "noise" has its own sound and its own purpose, and help mask out background sounds in your environment as you listen to it.
I don't show those screen here because those aspects are not added to this file.
If you'd like to actually hear the file, you can click here. Right-click to download it.
Now this has no application, so far as I know, to health. I include it as a tutorial sample to show you how our presets are structured and built.
Unlike many places you'll find online who claim their "frequencies" are a top-secret proprietary "recipe", we make no such claims. Frequencies were invented by the Creator, not by some outfit out to make a quick buck and hide what you're really getting.
Indeed, such a tactic would defeat the whole purpose of The Phoenix Project. It's important that (a) this research be fully disclosed, and (b) that you know exactly what you're listening to.
Many of those who may see themselves as our competitors don't give you what they promise and that's why they don't want you to know "what's inside the box."
We can, and will, prove this throughout the course of this project ... because what they sell can be analyzed. See The Technology).
What you see here is only one of dozens of tools we use in this project. This one is not included in the Technology section because I'll be covering it here instead in considerable detail.
General Information - Tab 1
Sound Information - Tab 2
Track #1
Track #2
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