Ambient Augmentation and Entrainment

Not unlike the ancestral shamans of yore that used drumming as a way to reach altered states of existence, aural augmentation translate the shaman's rhythm and chant to the frequencies and beats, and package the mind altering experience in a easy to use ambient listening experience.

Thanks to modern day technology you can experience the Zen of Buddhist monks, the trance of a mystic, or any of a wide range of mind-blowing experiences you want. With digital music and earphones at hand we can literally choose our mental state, our mood, our focus, which Chakra of our creative energy to activate, how we think, and what and how we'd like to feel.

Binaural-beats, Isochronic tones, and Solfeggio-scale harmonies can achieve any of a wide variety of mental states, zen and trance alike in a easy to use, safe, easily accessible, sophisticated and effective way. All you need to do is open your mind, put your headphones on, and allow yourself to tune in to the altered mental state of your choice.

Of the three types of brainwave entrainment, binaural beats is the auditory processing artifact observed when we deliver specific atonal stimuli to each individual ear. This result in a beating frequency that entrain the functional electromagnetic brain wave state of your choice. It's hard to believe even if you know the jargon, but really as simple as tuning in, and tuning up to whatever mental state you want.

Due to their nature, binaural-beats are artificial auditory artifacts that depend on binaural delivery, they are often combined with solfeggio-scale harmony that facilitate aural entrainment with using headphones, but at the cost of the binaural advantage. To a large extent isochronic tones combines the two modalities in a listening experience that can be enjoyed without headphones, but due to their nature they are much more susceptible to dissonance.

Whereas binaural-beats are a much more active, driven, and purposefully directed form of aural entrainment, Solfeggio-scale harmonies are, quite literally, the opposite. The solfeggio-scale consist of a tonal range of frequencies said to have been lost to antiquity. But contrary to belief they've recently been confirmed to be unmistakable, and are being used in all kinds of fun aural applications for your listening pleasure.