40 Hz of Sound

[@isaacroberts9089]

after i take my headphones off my hearing is a lot more sharp than usual for a few minutes, like real life sounds sound almost artificially enhanced

[@ShogoMakishimaxx]

Thought that it was just me that felt like this.

[@charlumae]

Thank you. This is just the medicine I needed today.

[@L.A.W.Studios]

Good for breaking in new subs ...although a bit high (my subs dive to 16Hz)

[@skyguy1988]

utterly fantastic with my subwoofers. drooooolll. this stimulates my brain and body

[@rockonmadonna]

Could someone who works with audio please let us know which of these “40 Hz” videos is genuinely 40 Hz? They sound like different pitches through the same speakers. We are not listening for soothing awesomeness; we are listening for documented neurological benefits. Thanks!

[@charlesrichard840]

rockonmadonna Thank you for bringing up that issue. I often wonder if I’m really listening to the correct frequency or if I’m being duped.

[@rockonmadonna]

Go listen to the sample Dr. Bartel plays in his Ted Talk. This is NOT 40 Hz here. This is clickbait.

[@devilsadvocate2876]

Although low quality, this is, in fact, truly 40hz.

[@rockonmadonna]

Devils Advocate, what are your credentials, please?

[@devilsadvocate2876]

@@rockonmadonna lol, well my friend is a sound producer with a BA in sound design from a trade school in L.A. He can easily produce a single frequency tone and we've cross check the levels of this audio file. The baseline in this file has lost quality, but the pitch is still in the 40hz range.

[@fungusmeister1989]

This was actually surprisingly relaxing

[@LeonidPetrin]

only thing i feel after listening this in headphones its my ears hurts after about 10-15 minutes with medium volume.

[@LNWheels]

Dude turn it down then. Your ears shouldn’t hurt!

[@quentinwal9452]

But does it djent?

[@alexgumby]

I dont' hear any sound any more. Used this about a year ago and it was fine. Tried again today and no audio. I get audio in other videos so I don't know what gives.

[@lizmcglass]

What is the cricket sound at higher levels?

[@BrianFosterdrummer]

What’s up with the sudden volume changes?

[@BeautyByRi868]

brown noise supremacy

[@oldboy5001]

Is this binaural, momaural or isochronic? Some more info would be useful.

[@petrvelinsky4521]

Nejsou to Binnauralní beaty monauralní beaty a ani isochronický tóny . Binnaural beats je že ti jde do každého ucha jinej herc. Jak působí 40 hz na mozek?

[@petrvelinsky4521]

Toto je pouze 40 hz.

[@supertornadogun1690]

I'm playing this and 30 hz at the same time and my headphones are having an aneurysm

[@tegrqbruh4158]

same

[@lillis6232]

except for that short sharp high blip around the 10 minute mark? otherwise great.

[@BarryBBensonwastaken]

The pause button makes a sound 😳

[@tbone8839]

I don't need subwoofers or headphones. I have Cerwin Vegas

[@peridotangel83]

Relaxing

[@supertornadogun1690]

Hold down your space bar for crackle.

[@Luciano-jg5ws]

NICE!

[@ritualking9078]

genius

[@lamp7746]

No matter what speed you change it to it sounds the same

[@supertornadogun1690]

That's fucking trippy

[@Luciano-jg5ws]

COOL!

[@gafisher001]

You're probably hearing mostly harmonics.

[@lamp7746]

@@gafisher001 wdym

[@gafisher001]

@@lamp7746 - headphones and speakers won't usually reproduce 40 hz without also producing 80 hz and often 160 hz. If you're hearing 80 hz already then doubling the speed will just give you more 80 hz sound. If you play the 40 hz recording at half speed it will be coming through at 20 hz (half frequency) and most speakers and headphones will create harmonics at 40 hz and 80 hz, so you'll still be hearing mostly 80 hz. It takes a pretty good amp and speaker to cleanly reproduce 40 hz, and you'll feel it a lot more than you'll hear it.

[@christiansekumade1223]

Wow.

[@ftradio9041]

x 0.25 ❤

[@randomstuff1348]

my speakers are making popping noises and I do not hear anything else

[@neilappeal20]

Tested on a sound spectrum analyser and its 40hz.

[@jaydenalonso3284]

0.75 speed -_-

[@esmith6738]

Hub

[@Allenwalke8]

I can't hear

[@paratrooper73]

I don't hear a thing. 1 hour of emptyness

[@redchapulines]

You might want to have a professional check your hearing

[@paratrooper73]

@@redchapulines only when I put the volume on the loudest, I hear, somewhere faaarrrr in the distance a verrry soft high pitch tone and a brrrr. who the beep wants to listen to that and why so soft I can hardly hear it. Really a waiste of time.

[@cluelessbuttrying5503]

My cheap headphones don't play 40 hz either. Bye ... Interesting, though ...

[@GeeseFX]

I don't hear anything

[@Brandon_J]

Ronnie Libra you got an issue

[@lamp7746]

You have bad headphones or bad speakers.

[@IrisCrain]

@@lamp7746 Or their hearing doesn't register this frequency.

[@johnbuck6263]

doesn't work. i can't hear anything.

[@scarlethelix]

Your amp is filtering out certain low freqs - might be adjustable -check it.

[@gazeac6268]

L ma 1 keep