Soothing feeling, played for a while and feeling lingers. With Red down all the way up, the other downs at the midway point, and all the ups at like a 1/16th of the way up, the sound was actually really relaxing, to me at least. I'm also scared because I'm hearing footsteps and clapping in my ears.įorest - I think it been an hour now I am having trouble typing this, but now the lines are really visible and they keep going down, and my feet and hands are cold.įorest - it's been longer now and I've lost track of time but now the lines are more visible and my stomach feels like it's being crushed.įorest - I dont know how long it's been since I've been listening to this maybe about 20 minutes, but now I think I'm starting to hallucinate or see things because I'm seeing the lines all over my room and if i get closer they get bigger and I have a headache and my legs and body are twitching. I dont like this and like it at the same time.įorest - I think I should stop now my heart feels like theres a hole in it and it's burning. I can’t even type straight and I’m constantly feeling like falling over.įorest - I think I finally had enough of this, I'm scared, cold but also hot at the same time!? I want to throw up, and I'm hearing and seeing things, but this helped me somehow, I forgot a lot of things I had worried about I think and now I feel. It makes me really shaky and tingly at the same time. until you turn it off, that's when you see the real weirdness.īoring attempt to instill anxiety, I am sorry for those who are affected by this, someone is preying on the suggestibility of sensitive folk. something else, but to me at least it's just not that bad (1 out of 2)įor me, the noise isn't even that bad, even after 15 minutes. experiencing extremely severe issues from it, or C. Highly exaggerating the effects they're feeling from this, B. It's interesting for the same reason that any shepard tone is interesting, idk why people are either A. (2 out of 2)Īfter listening to the presets, now I feel a little sick so I'm gonna take a break. However, it's still pretty cool in general. At that point, it's basically a self-placebo and it doesn't matter what you're hearing or seeing anymore. If you come into this with the expectation that you're going to go insane, or that you're going to experience a panic attack, or whatever, your brain is really good at making you experience what you think you're going to experience. This is so funny.įeels random and organized at the same time. Geting a little bit out of reality and lost my mind. I may sound like a psychopath but I love it. I, For One, Welcome Our New Insect Overlords. My intestines feel like they will explode. Most of myNoise sounds are designed that way! Fortunately, the opposite is true as well: sound can make you feel good, happy and relaxed. In this case, it's a bad effect: if you listen for long enough you will likely feel sick, dizzy, or even faint. Shepard Madness is an example of a sound that can physically affect you.
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As an added bonus, and to make this Shepard tone generator sound unique, each slider has been binaurally encoded, and throws the complete spectrum of brainwave frequencies into the mix! By mixing the two together you will produce truly mind-bending audio signals. In this case, the odd numbered sliders produce the rising tones, and the even numbered sliders produce the falling tones. The Shepard Tone is an auditory illusion, whose pitch sounds like it is ascending or descending, yet never seems to get any higher or lower. This brain-melting generator came from a user's request for a Shepard Tone generator. If you feel faint, just leave this page, and put your head between your knees to recover quickly. Make sure you can tolerate side effects including increased heart rate, headache, dizziness, and nausea. Shepard Madness can be very unpleasant, or amusing, depending on the person who is listening. Instead, try one of our more soothing ones, like Osmosis. If you suffer from either of these conditions, do not listen to this sound generator. This sound can cause anxiety and panic attacks.
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