Frequency of the The Great Pyramid | The King's Chamber: 117 Hz Binaural Beats

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The music of my resting crypt.

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Tired I am, rest I must.

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Is this audible all the time?

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Yes you can hear the binaural beat through headphones, as binaural beats are created with a different tone played in each ear to stimulate the frequency following response from the brain. However, when played through speakers, you will hear the frequency as a monaural beat - the intended frequency is still heard but it does not activate the FFR as easily as binaural beats, and they sound somewhat similar to isochronic tones. Think of monaural beats like the 2D version of binaural beats, while binaurals are like 3D because you're fully immersed and inside the beat even. Because of the different tones in each ear, the FFR happens naturally as the brain attempts to process the difference in the frequencies, which creates the auditory illusion known as the binaural beat - and the resulting tone that your brain perceives is the frequency that your brain waves start to emulate

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@@360binauralbeats wow thank you for all that info. I think I must go there : )

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This video uses low frequency binaural beats so headphones or speakers are required to hear the audio. Headphones are the most beneficial for binaural beats