EMMANUELE LANDINI · SOUND RESEARCH
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The language of sound
Vibrations, water and listening
Bach flowers
A frequency herbarium
Chakras
Seven centres, one journey
Planets & cycles
The harmonies of the cosmos
Biofrequencies
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The language of sound
A Journey into the Invisible Sound
A Journey into the Invisible Sound
Imagine a universe woven from invisible vibrations, where every living being and every object emits a unique frequency, imperceptible to the human ear but deeply connected to everything around us.
For over 20 years, driven by curiosity and passion, I have explored these subtle vibrations and their extraordinary therapeutic power.
Along this journey, I have developed a unique approach to music and the science of sound, transforming frequencies into tools for well-being and deep connection.
Tuning into the Invisible: Radionics and Radiesthesia to Capture Hidden Energy
Tuning into the Invisible: Radionics and Radiesthesia to Capture Hidden Energy
Radionics and dowsing have been fundamental in the research of subtle frequencies, along with biofeedback and binaural techniques.
Every natural element in our universe emits a unique energetic vibration that can be detected and measured through these tools.
Radionics allows for the modulation of subtle vibrations using specialized devices, while dowsing, utilizing pendulums and other instruments, detects frequencies through energetic resonance.
These new approaches and developed techniques enable the extraction of subtle vibrations and their therapeutic use by harnessing the invisible frequencies that affect the body and mind.
For example, it is possible to capture the vibrational energies of a medicinal herb or a classic chamomile flower and transfer them to the body through common sound techniques, such as audio speakers, traditional headphones, or bone conduction devices.
This allows the organism to receive the benefits without the need for physical intake of medication.
Binaural Beats: Hearing Imperceptible Frequencies
Binaural Beats: Hearing Imperceptible Frequencies
Binaural beats open the doors to a world of imperceptible vibrations, transforming subtle sounds into a profound experience for the mind and body.
When two slightly different tones blend in the ears, the brain creates a new frequency, like an invisible dance between the sounds.
Imagine hearing a 200 Hz tone in one ear and a 205 Hz tone in the other: the brain perceives a 5 Hz vibration, a frequency that resonates deeply, bringing relaxation and harmony.
These frequencies travel through the body, aided by the water in the cells, propagating energy and well-being.
It's a way to connect with subtle vibrations that can rebalance the mind and spirit, transforming sound into a rejuvenating and healing experience.
432 Hz: The Key to Harmonizing Body and Mind
432 Hz: The Key to Harmonizing Body and Mind
The use of instruments tuned to 432 Hz is at the heart of this research, a frequency that resonates with both the universe and the human body, promoting relaxation, balance, and inner harmony.
Unlike the more common 440 Hz, 432 Hz enhances the therapeutic power of music.
At the dawn of the digital era, introducing this frequency was a pioneering act, in a field still unknown and difficult to classify.
However, the potential of biofrequencies was undeniable.
Opening this path has allowed many people to discover a new level of well-being through music, transforming the way we connect with the deepest vibrations.
The Language of Water: How Vibrations Travel Through the Body
The Language of Water: How Vibrations Travel Through the Body
In the research conducted, water, which makes up 60% to 75% of the human body, is recognized as a key element for the transmission of subtle vibrations.
Thanks to its remarkable ability to propagate vibrational information at a speed of approximately 1,500 meters per second, water rapidly spreads frequencies throughout the body.
When these subtle vibrations are transmitted through techniques like binaural beats, they disperse almost instantaneously, reaching every cell.
Additionally, the human skull acts as a resonating chamber, further amplifying the vibrations and enhancing their propagation through bodily fluids.
This system enables the transmission of therapeutic benefits through sound, without the need for physical intake of remedies or substances.
Sound that Sells: The Power of Binaural 3D in Marketing and Entertainment
Sound that Sells: The Power of Binaural 3D in Marketing and Entertainment
Music tuned to 432 Hz and 3D Binaural mixing are not only applied in the field of healing but also widely used in TV, film, and marketing projects.
By using instruments tuned to this specific frequency and advanced mixing techniques, sound enriches the listener's experience, generating deep emotional engagement.
This approach has proven to improve the audience’s attention span, increasing interaction with the presented content.
The use of binaural beats and 3D Binaural has also shown a significant impact on sales, as sound is strategically used to positively influence consumer behavior, creating more immersive and engaging experiences.
This demonstrates how sound can be a powerful tool for emotional connection and persuasion, capable of transforming simple listening into a multisensory experience.
Connecting with the World: Global Collaborations through Sound
Connecting with the World: Global Collaborations through Sound
Collaborations with artists from every corner of the world, using instruments tuned to 432 Hz, have deeply enriched the creative journey.
Each encounter has been a voyage through different cultures and sounds, giving birth to compositions that not only promote relaxation but also create an intense emotional connection between the listener and the music.
These experiences have expanded the boundaries of sound’s therapeutic potential, transforming it into a universal language capable of nourishing the soul and bringing well-being to those who listen.
Art, Science, and Marketing: Sound that Transforms and Conquers
Art, Science, and Marketing: Sound that Transforms and Conquers
My exploration of subtle frequencies, binaural beats, and 432 Hz music extends beyond the mere auditory experience.
Over the past 20 years, I have combined art, science, and marketing to create sound experiences that promote well-being and improve audience interaction with content.
The influence of subtle frequencies goes beyond therapy, embracing the world of audiovisuals and marketing, demonstrating that sound can be a powerful tool for connection and evolution.
Bach flowers
Bach Flowers: The Vibrational Energy of Floral Essences
Bach Flowers: The Vibrational Energy of Floral Essences
In an innovative approach to Bach Flowers, Emmanuele Landini has extracted the specific vibrational frequencies of each flower, transforming these floral remedies into powerful energetic tools.
Each flower emits a unique frequency that resonates with human emotions.
Through advanced vibrational technologies, these frequencies can be transmitted without the need for physical intake.
This revolutionary method allows interaction with the subtle energies of flowers, enhancing their healing effect and accelerating emotional balance.
The frequencies extracted and listed below open up a new horizon for benefiting from the therapeutic qualities of Bach Flowers, amplifying their impact in a profound and immediate way.
Agrimony
Agrimony: Frequency: 310.31 Hz | Pulse: 1.21 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 81347165
The symbolic theme for Agrimony is: mental torment behind a cheerful face. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 310.31 Hz in the left channel and 311.52 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.21 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Aspen
Aspen: Frequency: 391.54 Hz | Pulse: 1.53 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 12830080
The symbolic theme for Aspen is: fear of unknown things. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 391.54 Hz in the left channel and 393.07 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.53 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Beech
Beech: Frequency: 490.87 Hz | Pulse: 1.92 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 16084768
The symbolic theme for Beech is: intolerance and criticism. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 490.87 Hz in the left channel and 492.79 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.92 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Centaury
Centaury: Frequency: 384.68 Hz | Pulse: 1.50 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 50420938
The symbolic theme for Centaury is: weakness of will, inability to say no. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 384.68 Hz in the left channel and 386.18 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.5 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Cerato
Cerato: Frequency: 291.80 Hz | Pulse: 1.14 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 38246587
The symbolic theme for Cerato is: lack of trust in one's own decisions. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 291.8 Hz in the left channel and 292.94 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.14 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Cherry Plum
Cherry Plum: Frequency: 262.01 Hz | Pulse: 1.02 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 68683901
The symbolic theme for Cherry Plum is: fear of losing mental control. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 262.01 Hz in the left channel and 263.03 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.02 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Chestnut Bud
Chestnut Bud: Frequency: 425.77 Hz | Pulse: 1.66 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 55806685
The symbolic theme for Chestnut Bud is: failure to learn from experience. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 425.77 Hz in the left channel and 427.43 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.66 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Chicory
Chicory: Frequency: 489.22 Hz | Pulse: 1.91 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 64123405
The symbolic theme for Chicory is: selfish, possessive love. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 489.22 Hz in the left channel and 491.13 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.91 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Clematis
Clematis: Frequency: 415.26 Hz | Pulse: 1.62 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 54429294
The symbolic theme for Clematis is: dreaming of the future without present involvement. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 415.26 Hz in the left channel and 416.88 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.62 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Crab Apple
Crab Apple: Frequency: 359.21 Hz | Pulse: 1.40 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 94163477
The symbolic theme for Crab Apple is: self-hatred, shame, uncleanness. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 359.21 Hz in the left channel and 360.61 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.4 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Elm
Elm: Frequency: 463.13 Hz | Pulse: 1.81 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 15175680
The symbolic theme for Elm is: overwhelmed by responsibility. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 463.13 Hz in the left channel and 464.94 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.81 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Gentian
Gentian: Frequency: 265.67 Hz | Pulse: 1.04 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 69642894
The symbolic theme for Gentian is: discouragement after setback. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 265.67 Hz in the left channel and 266.71 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.04 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Gorse
Gorse: Frequency: 424.21 Hz | Pulse: 1.66 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 13900556
The symbolic theme for Gorse is: hopelessness and despair. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 424.21 Hz in the left channel and 425.87 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.66 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Heather
Heather: Frequency: 301.78 Hz | Pulse: 1.18 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 79110848
The symbolic theme for Heather is: self-centeredness, self-concern. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 301.78 Hz in the left channel and 302.96 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.18 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Holly
Holly: Frequency: 479.48 Hz | Pulse: 1.87 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 15711588
The symbolic theme for Holly is: hatred, envy, jealousy. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 479.48 Hz in the left channel and 481.35 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.87 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Honeysuckle
Honeysuckle: Frequency: 275.98 Hz | Pulse: 1.08 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 72345198
The symbolic theme for Honeysuckle is: living in the past. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 275.98 Hz in the left channel and 277.06 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.08 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Hornbeam
Hornbeam: Frequency: 257.45 Hz | Pulse: 1.01 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 67488788
The symbolic theme for Hornbeam is: procrastination, tiredness. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 257.45 Hz in the left channel and 258.46 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.01 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Impatiens
Impatiens: Frequency: 463.06 Hz | Pulse: 1.81 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 60693998
The symbolic theme for Impatiens is: impatience and irritability. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 463.06 Hz in the left channel and 464.87 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.81 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Larch
Larch: Frequency: 336.52 Hz | Pulse: 1.31 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 11027084
The symbolic theme for Larch is: lack of confidence. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 336.52 Hz in the left channel and 337.83 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.31 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Mimulus
Mimulus: Frequency: 492.23 Hz | Pulse: 1.92 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 64518061
The symbolic theme for Mimulus is: fear of known things. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 492.23 Hz in the left channel and 494.15 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.92 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Mustard
Mustard: Frequency: 254.78 Hz | Pulse: 1.00 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 66788268
The symbolic theme for Mustard is: deep gloom for no reason. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 254.78 Hz in the left channel and 255.78 Hz in the right, a difference of 1 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Oak
Oak: Frequency: 318.03 Hz | Pulse: 1.24 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 10421248
The symbolic theme for Oak is: driven, inflexible, strong. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 318.03 Hz in the left channel and 319.27 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.24 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Olive
Olive: Frequency: 431.65 Hz | Pulse: 1.69 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 14144426
The symbolic theme for Olive is: exhaustion following mental or physical effort. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 431.65 Hz in the left channel and 433.34 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.69 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Pine
Pine: Frequency: 280.93 Hz | Pulse: 1.10 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 18410816
The symbolic theme for Pine is: guilt and self-reproach. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 280.93 Hz in the left channel and 282.03 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.1 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Red Chestnut
Red Chestnut: Frequency: 292.06 Hz | Pulse: 1.14 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 76562678
The symbolic theme for Red Chestnut is: over-concern for the welfare of loved ones. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 292.06 Hz in the left channel and 293.2 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.14 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Rock Rose
Rock Rose: Frequency: 277.99 Hz | Pulse: 1.09 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 72874666
The symbolic theme for Rock Rose is: terror and panic. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 277.99 Hz in the left channel and 279.08 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.09 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Rock Water
Rock Water: Frequency: 451.74 Hz | Pulse: 1.76 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 59210697
The symbolic theme for Rock Water is: self-denial, rigidity. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 451.74 Hz in the left channel and 453.5 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.76 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Scleranthus
Scleranthus: Frequency: 307.07 Hz | Pulse: 1.20 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 80496519
The symbolic theme for Scleranthus is: uncertainty, indecision. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 307.07 Hz in the left channel and 308.27 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.2 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Star of Bethlehem
Star of Bethlehem: Frequency: 276.57 Hz | Pulse: 1.08 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 72502429
The symbolic theme for Star of Bethlehem is: shock and trauma. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 276.57 Hz in the left channel and 277.65 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.08 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Sweet Chestnut
Sweet Chestnut: Frequency: 421.51 Hz | Pulse: 1.65 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 55247955
The symbolic theme for Sweet Chestnut is: extreme mental anguish. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 421.51 Hz in the left channel and 423.16 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.65 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Vervain
Vervain: Frequency: 409.14 Hz | Pulse: 1.60 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 53626305
The symbolic theme for Vervain is: over-enthusiasm. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 409.14 Hz in the left channel and 410.74 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.6 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Vine
Vine: Frequency: 383.91 Hz | Pulse: 1.50 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 12580000
The symbolic theme for Vine is: dominance and inflexibility. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 383.91 Hz in the left channel and 385.41 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.5 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Walnut
Walnut: Frequency: 261.26 Hz | Pulse: 1.02 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 68487391
The symbolic theme for Walnut is: protection from change and outside influences. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 261.26 Hz in the left channel and 262.28 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.02 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Water Violet
Water Violet: Frequency: 370.22 Hz | Pulse: 1.45 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 97051120
The symbolic theme for Water Violet is: pride and aloofness. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 370.22 Hz in the left channel and 371.67 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.45 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
White Chestnut
White Chestnut: Frequency: 247.09 Hz | Pulse: 0.97 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 64773744
The symbolic theme for White Chestnut is: unwanted thoughts, mental arguments. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 247.09 Hz in the left channel and 248.06 Hz in the right, a difference of 0.97 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Wild Oat
Wild Oat: Frequency: 430.20 Hz | Pulse: 1.68 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 56387183
The symbolic theme for Wild Oat is: uncertainty over one's direction in life. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 430.2 Hz in the left channel and 431.88 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.68 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Wild Rose
Wild Rose: Frequency: 349.54 Hz | Pulse: 1.37 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 91629202
The symbolic theme for Wild Rose is: resignation, apathy. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 349.54 Hz in the left channel and 350.91 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.37 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Willow
Willow: Frequency: 264.74 Hz | Pulse: 1.03 AM-Hz | Radionic Rate: 69400967.
The symbolic theme for Willow is: self-pity and resentment. Use it as a personal reflection while listening, without attributing the properties of a flower essence to the tone.
Listening: the laboratory uses 264.74 Hz in the left channel and 265.77 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.03 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
The frequency of Rescue Remedy, based on a typical blend of Bach Flowers, can be derived from the individual components:
The frequency of Rescue Remedy, based on a typical blend of Bach Flowers, can be derived from the individual components:
Star of Bethlehem: 276.57 Hz
Rock Rose: 277.99 Hz
Clematis: 415.26 Hz
Impatiens: 463.06 Hz
Cherry Plum: 262.01 Hz
Since Rescue Remedy is a combination of these essences, the frequencies merge, resulting in a mixed frequency profile that incorporates the individual frequencies of the five flowers into a harmonized vibrational field.
Chakras
The Frequencies of the Chakras: Harmonizing Body and Spirit
The Frequencies of the Chakras: Harmonizing Body and Spirit
The work is based on the deep connection between sound and energy, exploring how frequencies can harmonize and rebalance the chakras, the energy centers that regulate the flow of life force in the body.
Each chakra vibrates at a specific frequency, influencing our physical, emotional, and mental well-being.
Tuning into these frequencies helps restore balance, fostering deep inner harmony.
The frequencies listed reflect the work done in using sound to rebalance subtle energies, promoting vitality and serenity.
Muladhara (Root Chakra): 194.18 Hz
Muladhara (Root Chakra): 194.18 Hz
This tone represents the dynamic, vitalizing energy of the Earth's day.
This entry connects sound with chakra symbolism: the dynamic, vitalizing energy of the earth's day - grounding, survival, stability. The hertz value identifies the tone in this repertoire; its meaning offers a contemplative interpretation.
Listening: the laboratory uses 194.18 Hz in the left channel and 198.18 Hz in the right, a difference of 4 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Svadhisthana (Navel Chakra): 210.42 Hz
Svadhisthana (Navel Chakra): 210.42 Hz
The tone of the synodic moon, supporting erotic communication.
This entry connects sound with chakra symbolism: the tone of the synodic moon - creativity, sexuality, emotional flow. The hertz value identifies the tone in this repertoire; its meaning offers a contemplative interpretation.
Listening: the laboratory uses 210.42 Hz in the left channel and 216.42 Hz in the right, a difference of 6 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Manipura (Solar Plexus Chakra): 126.22 Hz
Manipura (Solar Plexus Chakra): 126.22 Hz
The Sun's tone, enhancing the feeling of centering and personal power.
This entry connects sound with chakra symbolism: the sun's tone - personal power, confidence, transformation. The hertz value identifies the tone in this repertoire; its meaning offers a contemplative interpretation.
Listening: the laboratory uses 126.22 Hz in the left channel and 136.22 Hz in the right, a difference of 10 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Anahata (Heart Chakra): 136.10 Hz
Anahata (Heart Chakra): 136.10 Hz
The tone of the Earth's year, promoting relaxation, soothing, and balance.
This entry connects sound with chakra symbolism: the tone of earth's year - love, compassion, connection. The hertz value identifies the tone in this repertoire; its meaning offers a contemplative interpretation.
Listening: the laboratory uses 136.1 Hz in the left channel and 144.1 Hz in the right, a difference of 8 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Vishuddha (Throat Chakra): 141.27 Hz
Vishuddha (Throat Chakra): 141.27 Hz
The tone of Mercury, supporting intelligent communication.
This entry connects sound with chakra symbolism: mercury's tone - communication, truth, expression. The hertz value identifies the tone in this repertoire; its meaning offers a contemplative interpretation.
Listening: the laboratory uses 141.27 Hz in the left channel and 153.27 Hz in the right, a difference of 12 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Ajna (Brow/Third Eye Chakra): 221.23 Hz
Ajna (Brow/Third Eye Chakra): 221.23 Hz
The tone of Venus, balancing intellect and intuition.
This entry connects sound with chakra symbolism: venus' tone - intuition, insight, spiritual awareness. The hertz value identifies the tone in this repertoire; its meaning offers a contemplative interpretation.
Listening: the laboratory uses 221.23 Hz in the left channel and 228.23 Hz in the right, a difference of 7 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Sahasrara (Crown Chakra): 172.06 Hz
Sahasrara (Crown Chakra): 172.06 Hz
The tone of the Platonic year, fostering cheerfulness and clarity of spirit.
This entry connects sound with chakra symbolism: platonic year tone - spiritual connection, enlightenment, unity. The hertz value identifies the tone in this repertoire; its meaning offers a contemplative interpretation.
Listening: the laboratory uses 172.06 Hz in the left channel and 177.06 Hz in the right, a difference of 5 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Further references
Additionally:
194.18 Hz: The dynamic, vitalizing tone of the Earth's day.
Chakras
The publications on chakra biofrequencies have achieved enormous success and garnered countless positive feedback from users who have utilized these energetic frequencies.
Many reported experiences of deep inner harmony, increased concentration, reduced stress, and improvements in physical and emotional well-being.
Thanks to the biofrequencies' ability to directly affect the body's energy centers, users have described a tangible improvement in their energetic balance, enabling them to face daily challenges with renewed vitality and clarity.
This success is the result of years of research on vibrations and their impact on the chakras, and their effectiveness is confirmed by the testimonials of those who have found a renewed sense of well-being and balance through the consistent use of these sound frequencies.
Planets & cycles
Planetary Frequencies: A Cosmic Symphony for Energetic Harmony
Planetary Frequencies: A Cosmic Symphony for Energetic Harmony
The research and exploration of planetary frequencies aim to understand how the natural vibrations of planets and lunar cycles influence human energetic balance.
Each planet, as well as the Earth's and Moon's cycles, vibrates at a specific frequency, resonating with the universe.
These frequencies, used in therapeutic and meditative practices, and beyond, help to rebalance the body’s subtle energies and foster a deep connection with the cosmos.
Below are some of the planetary frequencies employed to harmonize body and spirit.
Earth — Synodic Day
Earth:
Synodic Day: 194.18 Hz | Octave: 24 | Color: red-orange
The association proposed in this repertoire is: the vitalizing tone of the solar day (octave 24, red-orange). The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 194.18 Hz in the left channel and 194.18 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Earth — Sideric Day
Earth:
Sideric Day: 194.71 Hz | Octave: 24 | Color: red-orange
The association proposed in this repertoire is: the sidereal rotation of the earth (octave 24, red-orange). The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 194.71 Hz in the left channel and 194.71 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Earth — Earth's Year
Earth:
Earth's Year: 136.10 Hz | Octave: 32 | Color: blue-green
The association proposed in this repertoire is: grounding, stability, nature connection. The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 136.1 Hz in the left channel and 144.1 Hz in the right, a difference of 8 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Earth — Platon. Year
Earth:
Platon.
Year: 172.06 Hz | Octave: 47 | Color: red-violet
The association proposed in this repertoire is: the great precessional cycle - clarity of spirit (octave 47, red-violet). The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 172.06 Hz in the left channel and 172.06 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Moon — Synodic Month
Moon:
Synodic Month: 210.42 Hz | Octave: 29 | Color: orange
The association proposed in this repertoire is: emotions, intuition, cycles. The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 210.42 Hz in the left channel and 214.42 Hz in the right, a difference of 4 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Moon — Sideric Month
Moon:
Sideric Month: 227.43 Hz | Octave: 29 | Color: yellow
The association proposed in this repertoire is: the moon's sidereal orbit (octave 29, yellow). The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 227.43 Hz in the left channel and 227.43 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Moon — Culmination
Moon:
Culmination: 187.61 Hz | Octave: 31 | Color: red
The association proposed in this repertoire is: lunar culmination tone (octave 31, red). The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 187.61 Hz in the left channel and 187.61 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Moon — Metonic
Moon:
Metonic: 229.22 Hz | Octave: 29 | Color: yellow
The association proposed in this repertoire is: the 19-year lunar-solar cycle (octave 29, yellow). The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 229.22 Hz in the left channel and 229.22 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Moon — Saros
Moon:
Saros: 243.68 Hz | Octave: 29 | Color: yellow-green
The association proposed in this repertoire is: the eclipse cycle (octave 29, yellow-green). The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 243.68 Hz in the left channel and 243.68 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Moon — Apsids
Moon:
Apsids: 246.04 Hz | Octave: 29 | Color: yellow-green
The association proposed in this repertoire is: the rotation of the lunar orbit (octave 29, yellow-green). The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 246.04 Hz in the left channel and 246.04 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Moon — Moon Knot
Moon:
Moon Knot: 234.16 Hz | Octave: 29 | Color: yellow
The association proposed in this repertoire is: the lunar node cycle (octave 29, yellow). The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 234.16 Hz in the left channel and 234.16 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Planets — Mercury
Planets:
Mercury: 141.27 Hz | Octave: 33 | Color: blue-green
The association proposed in this repertoire is: communication, intellect, agility. The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 141.27 Hz in the left channel and 149.27 Hz in the right, a difference of 8 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Planets — Venus
Planets:
Venus: 221.23 Hz | Octave: 24 | Color: yellow-orange
The association proposed in this repertoire is: love, beauty, harmony. The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 221.23 Hz in the left channel and 227.23 Hz in the right, a difference of 6 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Planets — Mars
Planets:
Mars: 144.72 Hz | Octave: 36 | Color: blue
The association proposed in this repertoire is: energy, action, courage. The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 144.72 Hz in the left channel and 154.72 Hz in the right, a difference of 10 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Planets — Jupiter
Planets:
Jupiter: 183.58 Hz | Octave: 33 | Color: red
The association proposed in this repertoire is: expansion, wisdom, abundance. The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 183.58 Hz in the left channel and 186.58 Hz in the right, a difference of 3 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Planets — Saturn
Planets:
Saturn: 147.85 Hz | Octave: 39 | Color: red
The association proposed in this repertoire is: structure, discipline, boundaries. The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 147.85 Hz in the left channel and 149.35 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.5 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Planets — Uranus
Planets:
Uranus: 207.36 Hz | Octave: 27 | Color: orange
The association proposed in this repertoire is: innovation, revolution, awakening. The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 207.36 Hz in the left channel and 219.36 Hz in the right, a difference of 12 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Planets — Neptune
Planets:
Neptune: 211.44 Hz | Octave: 35 | Color: blue-green
The association proposed in this repertoire is: spirituality, dreams, illusion. The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 211.44 Hz in the left channel and 216.44 Hz in the right, a difference of 5 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Planets — Pluto
Planets:
Pluto: 140.25 Hz | Octave: 46 | Color: red-orange
The association proposed in this repertoire is: transformation, rebirth, deep healing. The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 140.25 Hz in the left channel and 155.25 Hz in the right, a difference of 15 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Planets — Sun
Planets:
Sun: 126.22 Hz | Octave: -8 | Color: blue-green
The association proposed in this repertoire is: vitality, life force, leadership. The tone represents the cycle named in the entry; it is not a recording of the celestial body's sound.
Listening: the laboratory uses 126.22 Hz in the left channel and 128.22 Hz in the right, a difference of 2 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
Planets & cycles
These frequencies represent the natural vibrations associated with the planets and the Earth's and lunar cycles, extracted and tested through advanced techniques developed over time.
The research is based on the use of radionics, dowsing, biofeedback, and electrophotography, essential tools for detecting and modulating subtle frequencies.
His research and theses, which include studies on planetary frequencies and other vibrations, are used as comparative material to advance joint studies with specialized universities, contributing to the evolution of research on vibrational energies and their impact on human psychophysical well-being.
Biofrequencies
Biofrequencies: The Art of Tuning into the Energy of Sound
Biofrequencies: The Art of Tuning into the Energy of Sound
Research on biofrequencies is a deep exploration of the subtle vibrations that permeate our universe.
Every living being and its respective organs emit a unique frequency, capable of influencing physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Over more than twenty years of research, over 1,300 specific frequencies have been detected and tested, which Emmanuele has skillfully employed for therapeutic purposes.
In addition to the well-known 432 Hz frequency, this vast range of tones has unique properties.
Applied through techniques such as binaural beats, these biofrequencies are powerful tools for harmonizing body and mind, promoting a deep state of balance.
Below are some of the most commonly used frequencies, each with therapeutic effects on energetic well-being.
1.2 Hz
1.2 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 201.2 Hz in the right, a difference of 1.2 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
40 Hz
40 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 240 Hz in the right, a difference of 40 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
27 Hz
27 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 227 Hz in the right, a difference of 27 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
47 Hz
47 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 247 Hz in the right, a difference of 47 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
50 Hz
50 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 250 Hz in the right, a difference of 50 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
4 Hz
4 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 204 Hz in the right, a difference of 4 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
5 Hz
5 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 205 Hz in the right, a difference of 5 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
10 Hz
10 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 210 Hz in the right, a difference of 10 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
6 Hz
6 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 206 Hz in the right, a difference of 6 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
3.5 Hz
3.5 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 203.5 Hz in the right, a difference of 3.5 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
13 Hz
13 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 213 Hz in the right, a difference of 13 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
6.2 Hz
6.2 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 206.2 Hz in the right, a difference of 6.2 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
10.5 Hz
10.5 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 210.5 Hz in the right, a difference of 10.5 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
15 Hz
15 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 215 Hz in the right, a difference of 15 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
18 Hz
18 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 218 Hz in the right, a difference of 18 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
4014 Hz
4014 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 4014 Hz in the left channel and 4034 Hz in the right, a difference of 20 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
432 Hz
432 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 432 Hz in the left channel and 438 Hz in the right, a difference of 6 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
144 Hz
144 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 144 Hz in the left channel and 148 Hz in the right, a difference of 4 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
300 Hz
300 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 300 Hz in the left channel and 310 Hz in the right, a difference of 10 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
528 Hz
528 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 528 Hz in the left channel and 536 Hz in the right, a difference of 8 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
10.5 Hz
10.5 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 200 Hz in the left channel and 210.5 Hz in the right, a difference of 10.5 Hz. Use stereo headphones to separate the channels. The entry value is rendered as a difference between channels, rather than a direct low tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
136.1 Hz
136.1 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 136.1 Hz in the left channel and 136.1 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
172.06 Hz
172.06 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 172.06 Hz in the left channel and 172.06 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
197 Hz
197 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 197 Hz in the left channel and 197 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.
211.44 Hz
211.44 Hz is an entry in the biofrequency repertoire. It is presented here as a listening and comparison experience; the original label does not establish a clinical effect.
Listening: the laboratory uses 211.44 Hz in the left channel and 211.44 Hz in the right. Both channels play the same tone.
Listening exercise: start at a low volume, notice the sustained tone and compare it with the previous or next entry. In the laboratory you can explore the plate, change timbre and add ambience. Playback continues as you browse.