I don’t use the other settings as the Schumann resonance is extremely effective.Īny knowledge & info you may wish to share about the harmonizer would be gratefully received. My resonator also has other frequencies selectable with a button press but they are audible & in 50% square wave magnetic field in cycle without break. I don’t quite understand why it is inaudible yet you can feel it in your body whereas many of the youtube 7.8Hz are audible but you can’t feel them. If you hold it next to your ear you can hear a clicking sound at 7.8Hz. I have a Schumann resonator (harmonizer) which is sine wave (inaudible) &, honestly, it works wonders (very powerful effect). I liked to use them in the background while watching TV etc as it is great for concentrating & keeping away other unwanted effects. Do you think this would be because of the power output or that there was one in each ear? I gave my son one but now find one alone is not quite as effective. The difference was immediate & such a relief, so I know “for a fact” they are very good for their purpose (actually miracle workers). Two worked really well mounted 20-30cm on either side of my head while I slept & watched TV. I’m looking at purchasing another Schumann resonator as I bought two from altered states in NZ, one for myself & one for my son.
I then took the songs nearest to the centre of each cluster which had a license that allowed me to use it in the experiment. I used a k-means algorithm on the arousal and valence score.
(This was statistically confirmed using a Kruskal-Wallis test, p 10.1145/2506364.2506365 I then grouped the songs into 10 clusters according to the emotional responses to the music that had been measured in the study reported in the paper.
Changing the frequency has a significant effect. Thanks to all those who did it.Ī higher mean score shows a frequency that was liked more. That is a couple of hundred people doing the test. So far people have listened to 1396 pairs of clips, where for each the listener simply says which one they preferred. Each of these was pitch shifted to simulate seven tuning frequencies of 416, 424, 432, 440, 448, 456 and 465Hz. Pieces were chosen which have a very different ‘feel’. The experiment had ten pieces of music chosen from the Free Music Archive. I couldn’t test the health effects, but it is straightforward to test for preference, which is what seems to the motivation for most of the YouTubers. I decided to put this to a test with a web experiment. “The recent rediscoveries of the vibratory / oscillatory nature of the universe indicate that this contemporary international concert pitch standard may generate an unhealthy effect or anti-social behavior in the consciousness of human beings … There is a theory that the change from 432 Hz to 440 Hz was dictated by Nazi propaganda minister, Joseph Goebbels” The Experiment
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