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RE: Sit Down, Be Humble: Alchemical Wisdom From The Vibrational Trenches...
Wow, I really like the association of scales of consciousness and where certain music sits in regards to positivity and negativity. Awesome article.
I was hoping to find a list to share back in response to your comment that had a listing of different music and their calibrations, similar to a section in Power Vs. Force, though this is about all I could find:
https://drandrewcolyer.wordpress.com/category/calibrated-music/
I recall that generally, rap music and heavy metal calibrated quite low, while classical was definitely up there in the 400s or 500s...
Wow I did not realize this is a field that has been explored by people as it seems you must has some sort of belief or understanding in somthing more then just body’s consciousness. On a different note I feel as a muscian you some times want to make people feel different emotions and responses and if you create somthing that is too high on a scale that does communicate to the persons you loose them. But I do also understand you can lift a person with your creations too so maybe there is an exact spot on the scale you have to hit your audience at for the best response?
Many different views on the matter...
If one was aiming to connect with an audience, at say 200, they’d probably “fail” if banging out at 500. But then again, why would any artist want to lower themselves and sacrifice the integrity of their work?
Whatever flows out is moreless an extraction of their level of consciousness - not even possible to be deliberately lowered or raised significantly. If creating authentically, the vibe’ll be what it’s at - and thus, perhaps setting the base frequency to attract the audience who’s at the same level or prepped to be lifted up to it.
And of course, “best” response is subjective. Music put out will have what effect it will, which is a millions different things to millions of different people. I dunno how much an artist could even try consciously focus his vibe into a particular sweet spot to please an audience, so much as simply remaining true to their own work and letting it do its work...
Thats a fair point, what may hit a person hard may not hit another at all based on the lives they've led or the reality they have. did you happen to hear the show where DMX did slam poetry on the Music industry? Really was clear to see that any message can be propelled thru music.