Creating Sacred Frequencies: Solfeggio, Binaural Beats, and Isochronic Tones

Discover sacred frequencies and explore their potential to transform your life. This video delves into three types of audio vibrations: Solfeggio Frequencies, Binaural Beats and Isochronic Tones. Watch practical examples and step-by-step guidance on how to create them using Adobe Audition or any other audio editing software.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:22 Great Thinkers on Audio
1:03 Exploring Sacred Audio
2:02 Solfeggio Frequencies
4:05 Binaural Beats
7:02 Isochronic Tones
8:45 Conclusion
Disclaimer: This video is for educational and personal exploration purposes only. Always consult professionals for matters related to your health and mental well-being.
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Hi there! I'm Mike Russell from Music Radio Creative. I am an Adobe Certified Professional and my aim is to teach you the secrets you need to know to create better-sounding audio with the use of various techniques. From Adobe Audition tips and tricks to your choice of microphones, audio gear, home recording setup, and many more! Podcasters, Livestreamers, Filmmakers, and even UA-camrs can make use of what I am about to show!
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[@stevesmyth4982]

440 Hz is note A octave 4, middle C is 261.626 Hz octave 4.

[@MikeRussell]

Thank you for sharing that information!

[@evallesg]

I'm sorry to tell you that middle C or C4 has a frequency of 261 hz (aprox), 440 hz corresponds to A4 !
Anyhow, I'm a long time subscriber and learned quite a bit from you Mike.

[@MikeRussell]

Thank you for pointing out the correction regarding the frequencies of Middle C (C4) and A4. Also glad to have you as a long time subscriber!

[@doordieproductions]

It's actually the A below middle C which is detuned to 432hz

[@MikeRussell]

Thank you for sharing that insight! Tuning to 432Hz can indeed create a unique and sacred resonance.

[@AG_before]

It was _really_ good to watch something different related to audio without looking for it, of course. Brilliant. Thank you. :)

[@MikeRussell]

It's great to hear that you enjoyed the video on sacred frequencies!

[@KE010101]

Interesting to learn how to generate custom tones, thanks.

[@MikeRussell]

Thank you for finding my tutorial on generating custom tones interesting!

[@shimronnetia]

thank you

[@MikeRussell]

You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed.

[@ap-psychopraticienne223]

Thank you so very much 😊 please more on sacred tones ❤

[@MikeRussell]

Thank you for your kind words! I'll definitely explore sacred tones further in future content.

[@eandownsfat]

Very good 😅, I learn something new

[@MikeRussell]

Thank you so much for your feedback!

[@StudioChimps]

Awesome, just learnt all three. I taught them to my zen buddhist mate. He said “thanks for nothing” 😂😂

[@MikeRussell]

I'm glad you found the information useful, even if your zen Buddhist friend had a humorous response! 😄

[@MrTerryRay1]

This reminds me of video game sounds. How can a tone be sacred or not?

[@MikeRussell]

Tones can be considered sacred based on historical, cultural, and spiritual significance, often utilized for healing, meditation, and spiritual growth, similar to the immersive and transcendent qualities found in certain video game soundscapes.

[@thedeeprot]

[@MikeRussell]

Thank you for watching!

[@ifell3]

There's quite a few apps that do this.

[@MikeRussell]

Absolutely, exploring different apps is a great way to find the perfect tools for creating sacred frequencies in your audio production workflow!