HYPERSLEEP 2.5 - Soothing Music for Sleep - Sleep Music for Insomnia (Isochronic Tones) 😴

HYPERSLEEP 2.5 - Soothing Music for Sleep - Sleep Music for Insomnia (Isochronic Tones) 😴
Join us on our next Hypersleep venture as we continue our travels through the outer reaches of space. Enter your sleeping pod and allow this soothing music to lull you into sleep while the ship operates on auto-pilot mode. Tonight we will make our way towards an Earth like planet - well within the habitable region of solar system A875F. Here we'll take samples from the biosphere, reporting these back to HQ. We'll also perform maintenance on the rear thrusters to ensure their durability for the next mission.
The isochronics are within the sub-delta region (below 1hz) and have a carrier pitch around 70hz, making up the bass frequency of the track.
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[@VenomousMe]

so grateful for just isochronic tones. i am deaf in one ear and do not like headphones- so binaural beats do not have the same effect on me (though the research is mixed). after decades of insomnia (5 days of no sleep is a regular)--i sooo look forward to your work. Welcome back.
And- it doesn't freak out my dog.🐾🐾
Thank you kindly.🙏🏽

[@thebrainwavehub]

Thank you for your comment! Sorry to hear about your problems with getting sleep; I really hope these give you some relief. Bear in mind even with the binaural audios, in most cases the same frequency/pulsation rate is embedded within the volume of the music, so you could still use those if you find one you like :)

[@frankschrodinger1424]

Love it!

[@Kholaslittlespot1]

Oooooh, I know what I'm listening to tonight! Thanks.
The tests on the thrusters take hours and hours. It's mesmerising listening to the test cycle and just drifting off into these sounds

[@gerdsfargen6687]

Khoka Khola

[@TheBerndude]

2.4 has been my go-to for the better part of a year. Could this possibly be any better?! I suppose I will find out tonite...

[@jeansebastienrock]

Good nite!

[@liviotorniai]

Desperto consciente gratidão

[@stevienewton4227]

Ladies and gentlemen, we are floating in space.

[@RavenousFallen]

We're actually flying very quickly through space. The exact spot you were at when you began reading this will never be near the Earth ever again. We're traveling at about 400 km a second through space

[@AlyssaMGenovese]

What frequencies are these?