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Brainwave Mixer 1 by J. S. Epperson[FLAC]This is a collection of music from the four most recent brainwave entrainment recordings and includes a previously unreleased version of “Indigo (Ambient Mix)” newly enhanced with Alpha brainwave entrainment technologies including binaural beats and a monaural tone.Includes a PDF with tracklisting to print and distribute as CD and high resolution JPG of the album cover.The tracks are sequenced to take you first into Alpha, then down into Delta and then back up through Theta and finally ending in Gamma.WARNING: The music on this recording contains brainwave entrainment technologies including monaural and binaural beats. These technologies have been tested and proven effective. For best results, use good quality stereo headphones. DO NOT listen to this music while driving, operating heavy machinery, or performing any other activities that require focused attention. People who are subject to seizures, auditory disorders, or adverse mental conditions should not listen to this music without first consulting a physician.J.S. Epperson has been creating healing music enhanced with binaural beats since 1993. After listening to the guided imagery “Meditation Made Simple”, Robert Monroe contacted Epperson about using the music for “Going Home”, a program developed by Robert Monroe, Dr. Elisebeth Kübler-Ross and Dr. Charles Tart. Epperson has since created ten popular Hemi-Sync® meta-Music® recordings for the Monroe Institute. His collaboration with Barbara Bullard resulted in several projects that pioneered the use of beta frequencies to enhance focus and concentration, including the best selling albums Remembrance and Einstein’s Dream. Other notable projects include the Surround Sound meditation DVDs “Blossoming Lotus” and “lightSOURCE: A Sacred Geometry Experience”, the later of which was named “Product of The Year” by INATS.Epperson received his Bachelor of Science from the University Of Southern California, Thornton School of Music and remains involved in many projects including the likes of The Monroe Institute as well as his own record label Mellowcore, which was launched in 2009. Epperson’s work also appears in television, film and video games.