Stereo Versus Mono Speakers/Headphones: Why You Need Stereo

[Shannon]

Hey Shannon.

"Part of the build process introduces 3 dimensional audio, which is designed to force both hemispheres of your brain to work together as a single whole to process the subliminal. "

Even if a stereo speaker is placed at a side of the body, like on the side of the bed, would it still affect both hemispheres and have maximum efficiency? I ask this because this way, even if it's stereo, you would hear both channels, but entirely with both ears (not 3d anymore) and a little more with the ear closest to the speaker. But if they are designed to affect each side of the brain specifically, it will have lesser result isolating the targeted hemisphere.

The more specifically stereoscopic the audio is relative to the user, the more efficient the stereo-spatial audio effect will be. You can use speakers across the room, separated by several feet, or as one of my testers once did, set up facing eachother on opposite sides of your bed. Naturally the closer to 180 degrees from one another the audio source points are, and the more directly they project to your ears (as opposed to at an angle) the more specifically stereoscopic the effect will be, and the better this will trigger the whole brain synchronization effect.

If there is a difference in distance from one ear to one speaker versus the other, the volume will be slightly higher in the closer ear because sound falls off in volume at the square of the distance from it's, just as light falls off in brightness at the square of the distance from it's source. However, in the vast majority of cases, while not optimal, this specific phenomenon will not have a negative effect.