Advanced Brain Technologies – Ostad Elahi – Music For The Mind

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Advanced Brain Technologies – Ostad Elahi – Music For The Mind

Ostad Elahi A master musician and virtuoso at the tanbour, Tanbour was an individual who valued music as a way of contemplation and inner reflection. Tanbour can be used as a general term to describe a group of lutes whose necks extend beyond their bodies. Since the 15th century, it has been used almost exclusively to serve devotional purposes.

When the music of Ostad was first introduced to Advanced Brain TechnologiesWe were immediately intrigued by its potential therapeutic uses. The Brainquiry, LLC was the first to conceptualize this project after one of its members had attended a TLP Training Course in order to become an Authorized Provider.

Brainquiry found out that ABT was looking at different types of music to see if there were any therapeutic qualities. They discovered that Alex Doman and Richard Lawrence were extremely knowledgeable about music’s effects. It was also very fascinating to see that their trainers had a profound understanding of the importance of intent in music.

Brainquiry was very moved by Ostad’s music and found that it had an affect different than listening to most music. Alex was impressed by their idea. Ostad’s music might prove to be ideal for sound stimulation and would appeal to a broad audience who enjoyed listening to music from cultures other than western european.

ABT was found Ostad’s music offers a unique and powerful opportunity for promoting active listening for several reasons. Music is improvised and has a free-flowing quality. The unusual rhythmic and harmonic structures of the music encourage attention from the brain in a dramatic way.

While the music’s language becomes apparent over time, there are always subtle twists and turns that keep the mind from putting it into a standard format. Auditory stimulation programs are often designed to help us move from a place we are stuck. Ostad’s music seemed particularly well suited for our purpose of encouraging active listening.

The tonal properties of the tanbour are very dramatic. Digital spectral analysis revealed that the music had a dense range of high frequency frequencies, which was more than any instrument we had previously studied. The density of the music can partly be explained by the fact that Ostad often played multiple notes per second that built on each other’s harmonics. The percussive nature and sound of the music creates an effect that sounds like audio is bursting at the western ears.

ABT decided that the music should be broken down into easier-to-digest sections. This would appeal to both the Eastern as well as Western ears. We selected small phrases from Ostad’s playing and used them as introductions to certain sections to draw the listener into the music. The use of nature sounds to open a section is a common way for the brain to tune out and not become accustomed to the music.

Spatial dynamics, which is our way of moving instruments or sounds of nature like birds across the soundstage between left and right ears, was also added. This improves spatial awareness and aids auditory attention by helping listeners to identify the locations of sounds. The The odd-numbered tracks are intended for morning listening. They use genuine morning and daytime sounds. While the tracks with even numbers are for evening listening.

As Ostad’s music was recorded under simple and nonprofessional conditions in a small room with almost no resonance, we softened the sound of the music by adding resonance to the original recordings, creating the effect that the music is being heard in a medium-A large concert hall. This effect diminishes as the recordings progress to give a more intimate sound that communicates the power of the music. Ostad’s music.

Listeners can focus on the middle and upper frequencies by removing lower frequencies from the sound spectrum. The lower frequencies are filtered almost immediately upon the first CD. A high pass filter allows all frequencies above 100Hz to pass through the CD, which has 100 % resonance.-An addition to the hall. About 60% of the first CD includes music and sounds from nature.

The The second CD contains a high-pass filter that allows all sounds above 175Hz to be heard; medium resonance is 85%-A new hall of the same size has been built. Music Plus nature sounds make up 45% of the CD. The rest features music only.

The High pass filter is used on the third CD to allow everything above 250Hz through. We have added 70% resonance and nature sounds to around 30% of the music.

The filtration on CDs is gradually increased over the recommended listening time, reaching a maximum of 325Hz on CD 4. This filtration increases the already high frequency music and its effect on your brain. The High frequency sounds encourage deeper, more detailed listening. This richness is the reason we only required very mild filtering. The Resonance on the fourth CD has been reduced to 50%. Nature sounds are also added to only 20%.

Audio bursting can already be seen in a natural manner due to the percussive nature sound of the tanninbour. Ostad’s improvisational music is so rich in randomly intense sounds, that no additional audio bursting was necessary.

Music For the Mind Comes with a Handbook, Listening Logs and a Manual. The This beautifully illustrated handbook offers a quick overview of many topics. Ostad ElahiWhy did ABT become interested in co?-The program is produced, the special energy required for improvisation, basic knowledge of auditory stimulation and importance of optimal acoustic environments.

The Each CD contains six tracks. The set includes four CDs. You can listen to the tracks in pairs (tracks 2 and 3, tracks 3 and 4, etc.). In three days, you can complete all six tracks of CD 1. You should listen to each CD twice daily for six days, with one day off each week. A minimum of 10 minutes should be spent listening to each CD for 10 days, six days per week, for a month. The suggested equipment and activities are the exact same as for. The Listening Program®.

Brainquiry tested the Music For the Mind Pilot Study with forty participants. Feedback from all listeners confirms that listening has a positive impact on various cognitive and auditory domains.

ABT became a co-partner in the ABT project.-Producer in this project “I feel that these CDs can help to break the habituation to most people’s normal sound environment,” Alex Doman shared his thoughts with us: “and to train the ear to adapt to something new and unfamiliar. The music is so vibrant and energetic that we feel it can truly help those who close out sound or become stuck in behaviors or patterns.”

We invite to you to discover this unique style of improvisational musical music. The Music is complex. Its changing rhythms, tonal variety and changing rhythms make it richer and more interesting. The auditory system gets a lot of work listening to music, as there is so much information. That may surprise you. Music For the Mind This is something you’ll recommend to clients or friends.

The ability to listen to music from different parts of the globe can make it easier to feel the urge to listen. Ostad’s music is an effective and enjoyable way to exercise both our ears and our intelligence. Let’s get to it! Music For the Mind You will be transported to another time and place.

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