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Random Sounds. I think a combination of the increasing volume and harmonic intervals is what makes it so ominous. I literally forgot how to breath and there was a chill going down my spine. Playing this is like turning on a radio without a station.

It pics up the underlying anxiety that's always there, so it doesn't bother me so much, definitely not as much as turning it on a solid reason. It's like: "I've heard stations that are way worse than just the noise". It was hard to breathe. I don't know if its a placebo, my anxiety or what, but it hurts. It is muted as I am writing and I do not hear it in my head or anything. The only thing that I could hear was a small click a few seconds in.

Not sure if it is it or just me but at some point it sounded like radiation in games. Other then that I could not feel or hear any other effects. When listening to it at first I was perfectly fine, but after one minute, my heart rate went up. Eventually my breathing felt weird, like there was pressure on my chest.

Then a little later everything felt heavy. I only listened for minutes. I thought it was bogus. Some statements were true though. But I do get excited from hearing this. But it gets boring after a while. So I thought, let me try sleeping with this noise. I stoped it after 4 hours. Felt as if I was going mad. Few minutes later my breathing gets heavier and my head starts hurting. It feels like you're getting sucked in but no matter how much you try you can't stop listening to it.

It is absolutely insane. They overdubbed their voices along with a couple instruments to make a rising tone. I have ADHD. It just keeps going. When I think back, it's funny. I think that always happens when I think back.

When I came on this site, I expected a single, continually rising tone, like that ringing ear noise, not a machine sound, so that was a nice surprise, as well as much easier on your sanity. Good job! Literally nothing happened for me, on whatever setting, it was just a normal noise that kept either ascending or descending!

After I stopped the recording, I sat in my chair for about a minute or two just to process what kind of psychological warfare I was subjected to! To be fair, I did turn all the sliders up, so I can't blame anyone but myself. This did nothing at all. No anxiety, no nausea, no dizziness, no fainting.

Nothing happened to me, heart rate went up a tiny bit but honest to God was actually bored while listening to this. I sort of feel impending doom, but it is also pleasant to hear.

I looked at osmosis, and I wanted to test it out on the Shepard madness generator. I thought my head started to throb after 10 minutes, but it wasn't throbbing. I like it, but because I'm very panicky, anxiety - panic disorder I also dislike it. Level balance of madness and calming. If I focus on one of these feelings it gets stronger than the rest, but listening for long enough make me lose focus and the feelings less controllable. While at first it wasn't a pleasant noise, I got used to it in around 3 minutes.

At the 20 minute mark I started to legitimately enjoy the noise, working as an internal reset button for my brain I have ADHD and love reset buttons. It's actually very nice IMO. Like squeezing the cent of a balloon with your palm. Once it was a bit chilling but now I am with my eyes close in a place of calmness but with chaos. Also, do NOT listen to this in front of something reflective.

Your reflection is not yours. It's scary. You know it's your face, but it looks like an impostor. A fake. Just a warning. I would say that if you do feel like this may possibly induce a panic attack in you to kind of embrace it. Listen to it regularly when you are at your most relaxed and stop once you are stressed. Eventually it will stop making you anxious and you will be stronger for it. My typing is a lot more accurate, faster, my focus is improved, my disgust and anger aren't bothering me, this is really nice!

I am sticking to vanilla settings though, I haven't experimented with it yet. A shut down that never is put into action. The true ideas of madness and what comes of it.

Great listen. Would recommend at least once. Science makes you wonder. I can totally see how this can induce panic attacks The rumble and hum of your constant acceleration, lightspeed warp engine pulling you into the endless vacuum of space. It sounded like a fighter plane. And honestly. It's almost a soothing tone where I can close my eyes, and just let my brain 'play' I quite like it honestly.

It's so eerie and weird, and somewhat calming. I also feel like detaching from the conscious world. If I listen too closely I tend to drift off in all of it. My brain seems to sync into it. Love Lysdexia! I feel like I'm falling I feel dizzy I'm going to rest my eyes But I like it. My hair is standing on end. I feel like I'm a never ending spinning tunnel. And here I am, doing my homework with this on. I'm actually getting used to this. I love this. So much. It's so weird!! I'm not certain how I feel about this It felt a bit tingly, like my brain was spiralling away, and I loved it.

Simply mind-melting. I can totally see how this can induce panic attacks. I don't think this is something I'll play during studing anytime soon, but it's definitely an interesting experience. But it helps me write code and do intense detail work much, much faster because I actually feel like I'm trying to beat a clock. I love it So weird but so cool!

I find it hard to concentrate, hard to type. It is so wired and made me just want to lie on the sofa and listen to it. I couldn't stop it. But I love it though. Kinda hypnotizing. Really cool! I feel really relaxed- so safe! Its makes you superman and anxiety vanishes!

Awesome work Doc! Then again, why would a Malkavian be bothered by this? This is soothing. What does it do to you? Falling forever down. Enter the void. Travel safe. Needless to say, as a result, this is more relaxing than anything to me. Got a massive headache and started to cringe into myself.

My fight-or-flight response was going crazy. All this to say, it works. Very eerie I'm autistic and this is a really good audio stim for me. It got a bit overwhelming after a few minutes but I'll definitely be coming back to mess around with it. My head does kind of hurt now but I don't know if that's from the tone generator or other factors. I love having ambience when writing stories, so this is really fun to play with!

Pretty cool what Shepard Madness can do to you. But now, after about 20mins, I don't feel anything anymore, just the like how I was before listening. Same for Binaural Torture. One of my favorites. My best guess is that it's because the sound is complex enough to make it difficult to think so my brain just gives up and lets me sleep. It carries you to the speed of sound perhaps!

After merely 10 seconds, I'm able to focus in on one or the other tones and even both at once! Absolutely crazy, thank you so much for making this!

The "no way up" preset made me feel like I was going insane! And, thus, it creates the Shepard tone illusion, where your ears believe that the tone is ascending infinitely.

Why does the Shepard tone illusion matter? And how can you utilize it in your own filmmaking? Are there generators out there that can help you to get this auditory effect? The Shepard Tone has been used in a variety of films for many reasons, but the main purpose of it is that it creates tension.

In scenes that are already tense for one reason or another, adding the Shepard Tone to the score can really get people engaged and make them feel nervous or hypervigilant. One of the most famous uses of the Shepard tone is in the film The Dark Knight.

When the Bat-Pod is in use during chase scenes, the sound designer utilizes the Shepard tone to make it feel like the chase is never-ending. It draws you in and keeps you on the edge of your seat while you wait for Batman to actually achieve his goal. So, as a filmmaker, you want to be able to utilize the Shepard tone for your own purposes, correct? Do you want to mess around and do some mixing with the Shepard tone?

Then these three generators can help you to do that with ease. This generator is a really fun way to mess around with the Shepard tone and get everything just right.