Serph Bravin wrote:Just to ruin it for all of you, I'd like to point out that the gameboy only had one speaker and did not support L/R channels for headphones. Binaural sounds may cause some affect on some people, but Lavender Town won't do shit, because it's only possible for it to be uni-aural. If you got a headache, you're either experiencing a placebo, or the stress of listening to something you think is voodoo magic induced the headache. As for any other claims you might have, I'm going to maintain that they were bullshit.
Oh, and as for the thread title? Physiological is very different to psychological. This is the latter.
That is true.
Binaural beats demands you to use headsets because of the way they work, with 1 tone on the left and another on the right.
And I'm not sure much was known about using isochronic tones in games back then, with their main property being that they don't demand you to have a headset and can be heard from any sound output, if you listen well enough for them and you know what you listening to.
There's also monaural beats, but i haven't read much about those since i didn't find them as useful as isochronic tones.
The creepypasta story about it was well written but turned shtty when i got to ending section of it where there apparently was ghosts of children in his room.
That part really ruined the well written story and made it ridiculously bad.
What fun is there in making sense?
Now, if you will excuse me i have some chaos to wreak.
Resident forum robot monkey, and chaos incarnate.
