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Dubstep production, is it mind control frequencies ?
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[link to www.dubstepforum.com]
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yes sounds strange, but neuroscience is my career path currently, and always been into music, even worked as a mix engineer as well as a researcher...so i know a fair bit on brain function, hierarchical thinking (hypnotic access), emotions and the brainwaves involved in these and musical processing. Theres still a lot to be figured out of course. I just been reading Kode9's Book. Not technical or concise, but worth getting for the way he summarizes a lot of stuff in one volume. Especially the mind control aspect. I was pondering on whether dubstep taps into brain areas linked to mind control.
I say this because the bulk of Dubstep i will dare to say, does not feel musical (runs for cover ), although i like some Kode9 and more rich dubstep..enough to drop in a mix..its in the manner i like to drop in drum and bass, hardstyle and autechre..the effects and dynamics can be brilliant...but i couldn't go have it on all the time.
Would i be right in saying that what the dubstep offers thats new is (when done properly) use the new technology in woofer volume, digital dynamics and computer control of low frequency oscillation to tap into areas of brain function that music could not previously (aside from some pipes on church organs) ?
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