This resulting signal, discovered in 1839 by Heinrich Wilhelm Dove, is called “binaural beat”.

In a nutshell, because sound is three-dimensional.

Using this data a binaural tone can be generated to induce the brain state to change.

The immersive power of binaural sound: an interview with Amaury La Burthe (Audiogaming)

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The immersive power of binaural sound: an interview with Amaury La Burthe (Audiogaming)

They have made binaural sound available with their videos as well but left out 3D integration.

They have made binaural sound available with their videos as well with 3D integration.

Binaural sound differs from stereo sound in its 360° approach: it simulates the way humans listen to recreate natural sound.

However, there is no scenario in which binaural sound would become omnipresent.

The term “Binaural” means, “relating to two ears”.

This is called ‘binaural hearing’, meaning we hear with two ears.

Indeed, binaural sound creates the impression of being plunged in a surround sound (360°) environment.

We’ll get back to Notes on Blindness, but let’s start with the nature of binaural sound.