need help! Binaural Beats VS. Isochronic Tones

**Dante** · 02-16-2011 10:26 AM

After reading here some positive feedback about unexplainable store,
I'm considering purchasing their products, but I'm not sure what to do
because they sell Binaural Beats and Isochronic Tones as 2 different products.
how do I know which one works best or has better results?

if anybody can advice me on this, I'd really appreciate it.

TIA,
Dante.

**Jisiman** · 02-16-2011 08:08 PM

you can just google them. I found a site that gives binaural beats for free

**whiterain** · 02-17-2011 02:10 AM

Originally Posted by Jisiman

you can just google them. I found a site that gives binaural beats for free

+1 please do not but any tones. anyone who will charge you for these things doesnt deserve your money. try them both and see which work better for you. remember to use them with a wbtb though for full effectiveness

here are some good lucidity isochronics Iso-tones.com - Isochronic Tones

and if you really get into it, then here is how to make your own from scratch Isochronic Tones: Create Isochronic Tones Using Sine Waves

**Dante** · 02-17-2011 07:47 AM

I guess you're both right.
I just kept hearing the name "unexplainable store" coming up
time and time again in a positive connection.
meanwhile I found a free link to the Isochronic version of their lucid dreaming recording,
so I'll give it a go using WBTB, along with the other links in this thread,
hopefully something will kick in. my dream recall for the last few days is deteriorating,
when I started this 2 weeks ago I had a 1 and a half dream recall per night,
now for the past 3 days - almost nothing, barely scratching the surface,
some people say you shouldn't try any of these techniques until you master dream recalling,
so I'll probably give it one more try and then stop trying for awhile and focus on dream recalling...

thanks again for the tip, I should have listened to my instincts
and know that the best things in life are (or suppose to be) free

**Dante** · 02-17-2011 01:41 PM

just wake up from wbtb with this stuff. didn't work at all,
I listened through the 45 minute recording, TWICE! back to back,
and still nothing, I guess by the third run my body got so tired it crashed.
I had a nice dream recall after 2-3 days of almost no recall, but it still sucks,
thank god I didn't buy that thing. I'll never pay for anything related to LD'ing.

and now it's time for round 3.
adios.

**ninja9578** · 02-17-2011 02:53 PM

There is no evidence that Binaural beats do anything in terms of lucid dreaming, they are a scam.

**arcturus** · 02-17-2011 04:48 PM

yeah the "science" behind binaural beats is iffy.
but if you wanna explore them i suggest you download a free program that allows you to create your own.
for mac i suggest Gnaural: A Binaural-Beat Audio Generator

**opalwolf** · 02-18-2011 05:52 AM

Originally Posted by ninja9578

There is no evidence that Binaural beats do anything in terms of lucid dreaming, they are a scam.

i agree. you should learn to do it yourself. shortcuts... are well.... just not worthwhile.

**Dante** · 02-18-2011 01:26 PM

and you know what?
the funny thing is when I played soft easy listening tracks
that were suppose to prepare me and relax me before the isochronic tones recording
like enya, or similar artists, I actually fount it EASIER to "drift off",
and when the isochronic recordings began it just made me more "alert",
especially the unexplainable store one, which sounds a little creepy
because of unpleasant disharmony and eery pipe organ notes.

plus the next day I have these weird tingling sensations on the top of my head...

I thought from reading this forum it would help induce a successful WILD,
and maybe it will when I'll have more practice at it, but right now
my brain seems to resist loosening up and "go WILD"

I need to practice a whole lot more at this,
I can't even sustain sleep paralysis properly, but I digress,
the point is, this may not be the tool for me...