Thread: :cool:Induce a lucid dream[Audio]mp3

Originally Posted by Randy

I've tried the one posted above and I've had some results I got the tangling and hypnotic state I came across another one I just uploaded it it's here: http://ia300125.us.archive.org/1/ite...eam_Preset.mp3
It's 10 minutes long and I've had 4 spontaneous Lucid Dreams just weird ones about food and I just woke up hungry LOL. tell me what you think of this one it's 10 mins long.

This is pretty cool, makes me feel numb. I think it would help one relax when trying to fall asleep or trying a WILD. Very nice Audio

This can also aid meditation. I'd usually listen to it while meditating. nice upload

Wow, thanks a lot and great find!

Technically, this shouldn't do anything.

Binaural beats HAVE to have stereo headphones because different notes are played in each ear. When you put them together, it makes a kind of vibrating sound. If you take one earphone off, you should only hear one straight note.

But, when you take a earphone off with this mp3, you still hear the vibrating sound. This means that the different notes aren't separated into each ear...
Well, hopefully I'm wrong. I'm just putting this out there from what I understand of BB.

yea you need headphones for it to work

Originally Posted by Snivellus

Technically, this shouldn't do anything.

Binaural beats HAVE to have stereo headphones because different notes are played in each ear. When you put them together, it makes a kind of vibrating sound. If you take one earphone off, you should only hear one straight note.

But, when you take a earphone off with this mp3, you still hear the vibrating sound. This means that the different notes aren't separated into each ear...
Well, hopefully I'm wrong. I'm just putting this out there from what I understand of BB.

Cross each tone into each opposite ear and you'll have a more powerful effect.

Example:
Layer 1: R: 99, L: 101
Layer 2: R: 101, L: 00

You'll hear that warbling in each single ear as well as both ears together. When you do this, it gives the same warbling effect but i'm guessing that when you're changing your brainwaves with these beats symmetry is always good -- left hem/right hem.

Originally Posted by LucidInCuB!zt

This is pretty cool, makes me feel numb. I think it would help one relax when trying to fall asleep or trying a WILD. Very nice Audio

This can also aid meditation. I'd usually listen to it while meditating. nice upload

Thanks, I'll try and find others to experiment with.

OK, this could be a very very effective tool for gaining lucidity. I haven't had a lucid in several weeks, but listen: I read this post, I downloaded the mp3, I listened to not even the entire thing, and... sure enough... I had the longest, most vivid and unique lucid dream I have ever had.

MIGHT be coincidence. I'm listening to it right now though, so I'll reply back tomorrow.

I'm highly skeptical this could work. Youtube uses single track (Monotone) audio. So stereo headphones would make no difference.

This sounds like it could work. I'll have to try it when I get an iPod. How long do I listen to it?

You can listen to it while your falling sleep. It's much effective that way.

This track gave me my first controlled lucid dream
so I thank it for that

the second one that happened an hour after it, I did on my own...because the headphones hurt
but them mp3 I think helped get a lot

I've tried this using both Brainwave generator and I-doser with binaural beat presets aimed at relaxation and/or Lucid Dreaming. Can't say i've had much luck with it.

Is there anyone here who knows more about binaural beats? Because i'm wondering whether my hearing impairment affect the effectiveness of this.

Here's the thing. My left ear is functioning 100%, while my right ear is at.. Maybe 40% capacity. I can hear the binaural beats in both ears, but only faintly in my right ear. So will that mess it up you think?

Originally Posted by Woozie

Is there anyone here who knows more about binaural beats? Because i'm wondering whether my hearing impairment affect the effectiveness of this.

Here's the thing. My left ear is functioning 100%, while my right ear is at.. Maybe 40% capacity. I can hear the binaural beats in both ears, but only faintly in my right ear. So will that mess it up you think?

Woozie, it is possible that this could present a problem.

My CD player has a balance knob so that I can either make the sound balanced in both speakers (or ears if using headphones) or louder in one side. If you downloaded this mp3, burned it onto a CD and then used a CD player which has a balance feature.. it might help.

I'm going to try this right now, Ill post the results later on.

Originally Posted by KBA

I'm highly skeptical this could work. Youtube uses single track (Monotone) audio. So stereo headphones would make no difference.

Exactly, I suppose that it's supposed to be a binaural beat, but YouTube compression is monaural, which nullifies the effect, but if it's not supposed to be a binaural beat (which I doubt), sounds that yield effects helpful in dreaming and meditating usually are of low theta frequencies such as 7Hz, which are not heard by human ear and most earphones/headphones can't reproduce, these frequencies are removed by mp3 compression too, so...

i have listened to this a few times and it sounds to me that it is a helicopter, I can literally picture a guy walking around a helicopter in a field with a sound recorder. it has been severely altered in a few parts, but if you know engines in any form, sit and listen to this with eyes closed, and you'll agree.
I'm gonna try this tonight,although if a helicopter noise helps me have a lucid dream, i'm all for it.