Audio drugs / I-Doser?

What happened to the famous audio drugs, so widely known 10 years ago? Is there still people listening to them? Do you have any experience with these market?

>>5914 Are they even working besides placebo?

isochronic tones seem more likely to have an effect than binaural beats I would think. Also breainwave entrainment from lights flickering at proper frequency.

>>5914 Is there any science involved or are subliminal/binaurals just a placebo?

>>6087 It's total BS. Binaural phenomena are a thing, but it was always a leap to say they caused any other kind of psychotropic effects. They do not.

Related to audio+drugs is an interesting trip report I bookmaked on r/RCs about DiPT: https://www.reddit.com/r/researchchemicals/comments/9rq71a/trip_report_4045mg_dipt/ Doesn't sound very desirable, but interesting nonetheless.

I would suspect that our senses are proofed against more interesting hallucinations due to their nature of survival. I wouldn't expect more from binaural beats than from optical illusions. Chemical is the way.

>>6508 >I would suspect that our senses are proofed against more interesting hallucinations due to their nature of survival. Your deep mammal brain instincts can actually work against you. Pattern recognition is a hell of a drug. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clustering_illusion Doesn't really have to do with OP though I guess.

Sadly no, I tried a lot and I am a very weak to self-induction.

It was just scam and hype. Nothing to see here. However you could induce some high with sounds: go in a noisy environment and alternatively close/open your ears with your fingers. Playing with the frequency you could feel some vertigo and dissociative feeling. When I was a child I did it a lot in the school cafeteria or during fire alarms.

>>5916 This has been my experience. I tried binaural beats and it failed, but isochronic tones were much more effective. Does anybody know why this is the case?

>>5914 I actually listened to them with mi cousin we got some really good trips. I think they are really cool but i dont recomend abusing them because you could get hear loss.

>>6559 Iso tones probably work better because it's more direct while binaural beats uses a questionable theory on the tones combining in your brain.

Shit makes me sleep. That's about it.