Binaural Harmonic *Headphones*

*REQUIRES HEADPHONES TO HEAR BINAURAL BEATS* Brittany Kurtinecz, "Binaural Harmonic", Stereo Audio, Binaural Beats, Headphones, Video, 10:37 loop, 2015 Binaural Harmonic captures a unique phenomenon known as binaural tones. The brain produces a perceived sound of low-frequency pulsations when two pure, low tones are played at slightly different frequencies separately in each ear. A beating tone will appear as the brain naturally recognizes the difference of the two interfering tones. Each pair of tones creates a musical pitch, and harmonics are created when these pitches are stacked on top of one another. Binaural tones simulate brainwaves that occur during different states of consciousness. Delta waves, during deep sleep; Theta waves, associated with reduced consciousness; Alpha waves, that occur during a state of physical and mental relaxation; and Beta waves, emitted when we are consciously alert and feel agitated.