Invisible Spaces Of Stardust - Journeys Through The Cybernetic Sonic Starspaces

It is a journey through galactic dimensions of the invisible, as music and sound are elements that create these unseen spaces, which is done by describing completely imaginary and fantastical visions of the most popular stars or planets. The material utilizes rhythmic and sonic elements of trance, or psycho-hypnotic frequencies, which can activate states resembling sleep-like meditations, auto-suggestive, and hypnotherapeutic effects, allowing for travels to various fantasy realms. The suggestive power of sound can induce bioresonance reflexes, while the deep stereo method of montage (depth-stereo 3D) and related sound design produce the best effects when the audio material is listened to directly through closed headphones. A significant portion of the material is also created using ASMR techniques, which adds an important dimension to the overall sound. The journey begins on Earth and, of course, ends there as well.
1. Polaris - The journey begins amidst the hustle and bustle of Earth, gradually ascending into the cosmic void, immersed in the sound of the dark expanse of the sky. The composition built on alpha and beta waves emphasizes cold interval relationships, and it also offers ASMR experiences. The rhythmic balance of pulsations can have hypnotic effects, which is further intensified by the gradual transition of ultrasonic frequencies and nearly imperceptible pulses just above 15 kHz.
2. Sirius - The brightest sonic segment is crafted in the red wavelength, utilizing a red noise spectrum that bears some resemblance to pink noise, but with distinct spectral content and proportions. This noise is also used in hypnotherapy to enhance the effects of the REM phase. The composition culminates in pulsation.
3. Alpha CentaurI - A meditative rhythmic pattern of 80 bpm allows for the development of ASMR sonic colors associated with this binary star system. The combined dual frequencies continually create a third sound wavelength, an interference tone below our hearing threshold in the infrasonic spectrum; below 15 Hz. Thus, the meditative journey continues.
4. Betelgeuse - Creating the sensation of a colossal sound is achieved through a dual audio pulsator, generating a form of hyper-bioresonance—a multisensory effect on the body through sound—conveying a sense of wholeness and tonal enormity. The sound design of this star is particularly suitable as a multimodal stress, anxiety, and negative thought regulation model.
5. Rigel - The blue light of this star is captured within a rhythmic loop structure in the spectrum of blue noise. We incorporate ASMR units of fine dust, sparkling in the sensation of distant light, all leading to a pleasant vibration of experiencing the blue wave spectrum.
6. Vega -The white light of this star serves as the foundation for utilizing white noise, a signal named by analogy with white light due to its flat frequency spectrum. As it also encompasses a disk of stardust, we employ the ASMR technique of sand streaming and