binaural beats while tripping

[ThirdEyePsi]

Has anone here tried listening to binaural beats or isochronic tones while tripping? On their own they are very good at bringing me to a very deep meditative state. I imagine that when used in conjunction with psychedelics, they would be a great asset. Thoughts?

I apologize for any grammar or punvctuation errors in any of my posts as 8'm posting from my phone and can't see what I'm typing.

 

[ComfortablyNumb95]

I usually listen to binaural beats when high (cannabis or synthetic noids) never tried it while trippin tho.
I really enjoy it when high, if i focus on the beats it's like it increases the loudness of them and I'm in a trance-like state

 

[GolemGolem]

I think they're neat, but never did much for me as far as mental effects go no matter how loaded I've been. I like them used in music though. I normally listen to droney noisy texture based music when tripping.

 

[Solipsis]

I still wonder if there was ever any scientific evidence to suggest that binaural beats work on a physical level rather than mainly being hypnotic by their monotonic nature like drones...

 

[redeyesmj]

I enjoy binerial beats while smoking dmt/5-meo-dmt

 

[ParappaTheRapper]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biofeedback

I'm not entirely sure how this works or if its relevant for sure, but i think sounds can stimulate alpha waves/ beta waves, which changes consciousness. Im pretty sure it can be done during sleep too.

 

[GreenMachine]

i have never done the binaural beat thing tripping, i think it would be wayyyyyy too intense.

ive had a couple serious half-hour to hour-long sessions while being very stoned and it was always far too much for me. maybe i am particularly susceptible to binaural beats, but both times after the session i was too zonked to even drive my car. binaural beats for me are a strictly sober thing, but in reality i would rather just listen to some future sound of london or brian eno

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biofeedback

I'm not entirely sure how this works or if its relevant for sure, but i think sounds can stimulate alpha waves/ beta waves, which changes consciousness. Im pretty sure it can be done during sleep too.

biofeedback is very real! and its exactly how binaural beats work, as well as hypnosis, and i would assume meditation.

for instance, military snipers are trained to lower their heartbeats and pace their breathing into a biofeedback state to aim and make an accurate shot.

 

[e1evene1even]

I've found 1+1=3 when mixing psychedelics with binaural beats, biofeedback hypnosis etc.

I've got a neurofeedback setup and have had some interesting states with various substances.