WHY OUR FILES ARE SO BIG

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Our healing CDs are very complex with a lot of information and a very wide spectrum of frequencies [tones]. 

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THe WAV file format we use maintains all of the original information we put in.

If we compressed the files, the process removes many frequencies; most people don't notice the difference. However, it is there!

And it decreases the effectiveness of our programs.

If you think of them as medicine, then you realize you don’t want to decrease the effectiveness, or why bother listening at all.

 

As I delve into ways to keep our Music Medicine programs pure as you listen, I’m astounded at the many variables that can affect the program. The type of player, headphones, how the CD is imported into computers and players, the sound card, and even the headphone jack all have potential for diminishing the effectiveness of the CD. Our programs are exact and are multi-layered.

 

So here is my list, at this time, of equipment needed to get the best experience from Music Medicine CDs and those with binaurals, whether it is our program or from the Monroe Institute or another company. As you will notice, #2 is inexpensive and it works.

 

1. HIGHEST RECOMMENDED/BEST QUALITY

Original purchased CD                                       $17-35

Koss KTXPRO1 Titanium Headphones*                  $18     OR   Audiotechnica ATH-M50x ,Sony MDR-7506, Sennheiser 559

Vibro Acoustic chair/lounge/table                         $400-$30,000

 

2. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

1. Original purchased CD or WAV download         

2. Koss KTXPRO1 Titanium Headphones               OR   AAudiotechnica ATH-M50x ,Sony MDR-7506, Sennheiser 559

3. play through home stereo CD player OR these recommended  CD portable players

4. play through iPod 5th generation***

      

3. DON'T EVEN BOTHER

1. Original purchased CD or downloaded MP3 file

2. any brand headphone

3. play through computer/laptop/iPad or MP3 imported as MP3 or MP4 file**

 

*these reproduce our frequencies really well; you can find them on Amazon

**most computers, laptops, iPads have dismal sound cards that cut down on authenticity and quality.

*** iPod 5th generation has a lot of space, excellent quality, AND it connects to the internet

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HIGHLY Recommeneded MP3 players                                                                HIGHLY Recommended portable speakers

 

~iPod Touch 5th generation                                                                          ~Sound core Flare+ portable 360 degree bluetooth

                                                                                                                                     & Aux
~AGPTEK IMP HiFi 16 GB                                                                                 ~ Oontz Angle 3 Ultra PRO Directional, Bluetooth & Aux

 

~Sony NW E 394                                                                                                ~Tribit StormBox Bluetooth Speaker - 24W Portable                                                                                                                                                     Wireless & Aux Speaker, 360° Surround Sound

 

~SanDisk 32GB Clip Sport Go                                                                          ~EarFun UBOOM 24W Portable Wireless or Aux                                                                                                                                                                 360° Surround Sound

 

                                                                             ~JBL Charge 4 Directional, Bluetooth & Aux

 

                                                                                                                             

Importing into iTunes

 

For those of you that have iTunes, here is a way to put Musical Medicine and Hemi-Sync [binaural beat] CDs on your iPod:

 

Take your CD and insert into your computer.

A window opens listing the tracks on the CD

At the bottom right corner, Click on the ‘Import Settings’ button.

Import Using: ‘AIFF Encoder ‘ Hit OK

 

Then Click on ‘Import’ button in lower right corner

When you are finished, eject the CD.

Now find the CD you just imported, and click on it.

Go to the iTUnes menu bar at the top of the screen and click on View.

Click on View Options: check “kind” ; hit OK

You will now be able to see what kind of file you just downloaded. It should say WAV or AIFF.

 

Drag the CD/music to your iPod Icon.

This will take more time to load than normal and will definitely take up more space on your iPod, but you will get all of your frequencies on it.

 

Now on the iTunes sidebar, under the iPod Icon, click on MUSIC - your list of songs on your iPod will appear.

Go to the iTUnes menu bar at the top of the screen and click on View.

Click on View Options: check ‘Kind’ ; hit OK

 

You should now be able to see in your iPod list of songs, what kind of files you downloaded.

The one you just downloaded should be AIFF or WAV