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Looking up "Doot" on Urban Dictionary, I was afraid it was meant as an insult - but I'm glad it wasn't!
Please peruse at your leisure:)
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Doot
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Nice work Samatha! Really enjoy the way the chords modulate across the 13 frequencies. The sequence has a certain "mono-modal" quality to it and its difficult to achieve wide tonal range when limiting yourself to that set of frequencies - the meditative song structure is well suited for it!
Thank you. I'm glad you liked itlonefront wrote: ↑Wed Mar 15, 2023 4:07 pm
Nice work Samatha! Really enjoy the way the chords modulate across the 13 frequencies. The sequence has a certain "mono-modal" quality to it and its difficult to achieve wide tonal range when limiting yourself to that set of frequencies - the meditative song structure is well suited for it!
I definitely recommend trying out the ODDSound MTS suite (mini version is free and works with MTS supporting VSTs like Serum - somewhat comprehensive list of supporting VSTs can be found here: https://oddsound.com/usingmtsesp.php).
I'd be delighted if you could furnish me with some pointers to double-blind RCT-based studies with statistically significant outcomes, showing that "sound healing" is "not woo". That would be absolutely massive if true.
I went looking for that as well, but without any luck. If you decide to type/copy it manually from the graphic, please post a copy of the numbers here!
That makes sense. I didn't realise a document with an explanation/methodology existed. If you find it, I'd like to see that as wellScrog1er wrote: ↑Tue Mar 28, 2023 6:12 pm I believe the majority of that information is "research" related.
colundi.net (via wayback machine) will give you a small subsect, as will the tubutec scala file.
mostly interested to view the spreadsheet for relationships and how the information is presented, as opposed to just trying to rinse the frequency values.
I'm not going to do the digging, but a cursory search reveals that research has been done in this area:Kattefjaes wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 11:31 amI'd be delighted if you could furnish me with some pointers to double-blind RCT-based studies with statistically significant outcomes, showing that "sound healing" is "not woo". That would be absolutely massive if true.
Excellent. Thank you!