So .. As some of you might know, i am abit of a death metal head.
and, i really do enjoy me some extreme music. Sheer sonic violence :D! \m/
But it's no secret that i like other kind of music too, and yesterday i stomped over this idea called "Binural Beats" and i watched a couple videos of people who supposedly know what they're talking about.
And what i got out of it, is that..
The core idea of a binural beat, is to play e.g. 100hz to one ear, and 107hz to the other ear.. The 7hz difference, is then "created" by your brain and that stimulates the brain area that "thinks" in the 7hz range.. i didn't go too in depth.. but thats the general idea.
So then this mad idea hit me, what about Binural Death metal.
If i took Cannibal Corpse - Hammer Smashed face, and recorded that, panned it to the left while my guitar is tuned at a440hz. i then record my right part, as a432hz.. then i'll have an 8Hz difference between the two tracks, and that would.. technically be "binural death metal" am i right?
Now, the madness of this.. is Binual Beat music is usually used to meditate to.
So i figured, what if you took the core of the "most calm" music, and combined it with death metal the "most chaotic/aggressive" music, i can think of.
My idea then expanded abit, i'm also very much into Black metal, Satanic music and what not.. Now, this "genre" is probably going to be very uncomfortable to listen to.. But i think it can work honestly.
Black metal, is pretty much the "Trance" music of the metal scene, or .. atleast, thats how i see it, mainly because of the constant blast beats, with very repetetive chord progressions or tremolo picking.. im sure people can understand my point here, im not trying to say black metal is trance, but there's some strong similarities between the two, to me atleast.
And "official" binural beat music, is also very trance-like, so i figured, how about "Black Binural Beats".. Here, the core idea would be a difference of 666hz.
e.g. having 106 hz in one ear and 772 hz in the other ear, it's a pretty huge difference, and it's probably not going to sound very well, but it's not so much about how it sounds.. it's more about creating unattractive music, extreme music.
Experimenting with what you really love, and something that's from the other side of the world.
Making two very different worlds meet, and see what comes out of it.
Does anyone else find this interresting? i sure as f*ck do.
- Søren. :)
and, i really do enjoy me some extreme music. Sheer sonic violence :D! \m/
But it's no secret that i like other kind of music too, and yesterday i stomped over this idea called "Binural Beats" and i watched a couple videos of people who supposedly know what they're talking about.
And what i got out of it, is that..
The core idea of a binural beat, is to play e.g. 100hz to one ear, and 107hz to the other ear.. The 7hz difference, is then "created" by your brain and that stimulates the brain area that "thinks" in the 7hz range.. i didn't go too in depth.. but thats the general idea.
So then this mad idea hit me, what about Binural Death metal.
If i took Cannibal Corpse - Hammer Smashed face, and recorded that, panned it to the left while my guitar is tuned at a440hz. i then record my right part, as a432hz.. then i'll have an 8Hz difference between the two tracks, and that would.. technically be "binural death metal" am i right?
Now, the madness of this.. is Binual Beat music is usually used to meditate to.
So i figured, what if you took the core of the "most calm" music, and combined it with death metal the "most chaotic/aggressive" music, i can think of.
My idea then expanded abit, i'm also very much into Black metal, Satanic music and what not.. Now, this "genre" is probably going to be very uncomfortable to listen to.. But i think it can work honestly.
Black metal, is pretty much the "Trance" music of the metal scene, or .. atleast, thats how i see it, mainly because of the constant blast beats, with very repetetive chord progressions or tremolo picking.. im sure people can understand my point here, im not trying to say black metal is trance, but there's some strong similarities between the two, to me atleast.
And "official" binural beat music, is also very trance-like, so i figured, how about "Black Binural Beats".. Here, the core idea would be a difference of 666hz.
e.g. having 106 hz in one ear and 772 hz in the other ear, it's a pretty huge difference, and it's probably not going to sound very well, but it's not so much about how it sounds.. it's more about creating unattractive music, extreme music.
Experimenting with what you really love, and something that's from the other side of the world.
Making two very different worlds meet, and see what comes out of it.
Does anyone else find this interresting? i sure as f*ck do.
- Søren. :)
