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SIGNAL VS LORE

Every brainwave number here is a real, measurable signal you can verify. Tuning traditions like 432 and 528 Hz are lore — we label them, and never call any of it medicine.

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Reacts live to whatever's playing — the dominant frequency drives the color, loudness drives the motion. Start a tone, hit fullscreen, and let it breathe.

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Signal vs. Lore — straight talk

◈ Measurable / Verified

What the physics and the data actually back up.

  • ✓Every tone is crystal-accurate — sample-clock driven to within ~1 ppm.physics
  • ✓The brain measurably entrains to pulsed & binaural beat rates.measured
  • ✓40 Hz gamma stimulation clears amyloid in Alzheimer's models.MIT
  • ✓Schumann 7.83 Hz is a real electromagnetic resonance of Earth.physics

◇ Tradition / Lore

Time-honored and worth exploring — but unproven.

  • ~528 Hz as the "love" / "DNA-repair" / miracle frequency.tradition
  • ~The specific healing property pinned to each solfeggio tone.tradition
  • ~Planetary tones "harmonizing" the body or psyche.tradition
  • ~The exact Tesla 3·6·9 "key to the universe" quote.apocryphal
Honest by design: every frequency here is real and generatable to a fraction of a hertz. What's unverified is the claim that a specific number heals a specific thing — both can be fascinating at once, so explore freely and don't let anyone sell you certainty that isn't there.
✦ trip & ✦ flow visuals: Butterchurn (MIT licence), a WebGL port of Milkdrop.