5 minute instrumental soundscape for CAFF entrants. progressive synth lines create a cruisy, laid back groove that's great for slow mo montages, establishing scenes and background music. left the drums out so it's less intrusive, more background.

If you want full quality versions of this track to use in your film contact Cairns Adventure Film Festival organisers.

Harmony

Filmscore for use with CAFF entries. Downtempo urban groove here, use how you think it's bets used.I'd probably use it for end credits myself.

Contact Cairns Adventure Film Festival organisers for a .wav file of this track to use in your film.

Hang a bow on it

Work in progress

soundtrack available for free use by CAFF entries. Contact CAFF for a hi res .wav version of this track.

Flying without wings (extended intro) mastered

LOL LRADtease

Nice sparse, moody, atmospheric soundscape for CAFF entries. Some really famous keyboard player on the Virus, me on the acoustic guitar. Good times, good times.
Contact CAFF organisers for a full resolution .wav file if you want to use it for a film you're entering in CAAF, otherwise, enjoy.


Moody

This isn't music. At it's most dumbed down, it's a relaxation aide. But you're not dumb, so...
You might have heard of binaurals. This is not that. This is a hexaural. Where a binauaral is two slightly different tones played through two speakers creatinga single frequency of harmonic dissonance, to which the mind rapidly "entrains" or falls into synch with, my hexaural combines six tones in two speakers to create three distinct dissonant frequencies. Why? More complex levels of entrainment.While a binaural can entrain the mind into a specific state of mind, Hexaurals entrain the mind to operate on different, harmonically complimentary states at the same time.
When a person is hooked up to an EEG and they meditate, we see a fairly standard range of frequencies across a range of subjects all in the 4 to 6 or 7 hz. spectrum. above that is sleep, then reverie, then wakefulness, then hyper alertness. the total range of mental activity spans 4 to 18 or so hz for most people. When you listen to a binaural with a 4hz dissonant tone, it becomes very easy to reach a deep meditative state because of a phenomenon called entrainment, which is basically the brain falling into synch with an outside influence.
So what have I tried to do here? Well, by entraining the mind to three frequencies in a hexaural, the theory is, you will learn to actually be in three states of mind at once. How it's beneficial is something you have to experience. Personally, I've had amazing insights, incredible ideas, profound thoughts and never been more in touch with a sense of connectedness to the universe than I am when I'm basking in this sound, played LOUD on some big ass speakers. Headphones are fine too, but I don't believe you get the full effect unless your every molecule is vibratingin resonance with this sound, so if you have a good STEREO, use it. nb, 2.1, 5.1 and 7.1 systems are NOT stereo and they diminish the stereo field effect of a binaural. Stereo means two, left and right.
Ok, so, get listening. keen to read any comments if anyone has any interesting experiences.
Oh, and a warning, don't listen to this while driving or operating potentially deadly stuff. serious, ok?
NB I won't tell you the exact frequencies ( I set them to the second decimal place though...) but I will tell you the lowest is less than one hertz, which is far below anything the human mind naturally achieves even it it's deepest meditative state, the middle is between reverie (where lucid dreaming happens) and wakefulness and the highest is something a few cycles above Bucky Fuller doing math. Now, imagine being in those three states of mind at the same time. Then imagine becoming accustomed to being in those three states of mind any time you want to be to the point of being able to self induce.


EthersecHexauralMindhax

The solfeggio scale is to music what sacred geometry is to architecture. It is a six not scale that has links to arcane knowledge. This is a binaural beat at 4.8 hz, produced from creating dissonance with a 741hz tone, or Sol in the solfeggio scale. 

If you're interested and would like to know more, including the significance of the 4.8 hz binaural beat, go ahead and read up on it yourself. 

For best results, find a relaxed, quiet place. This will work best with headphones. Get comfortable, darken the room, close your eyes, put on your headphones, press play and enjoy the trip.

741hz Smart Bomb

I guess you kinda had to be there.

use without permission if you want me to sue your house out from under you. Otherwise,ask first.

Noise_Ninjitsu