Potential Physiological Effect
The stability of the stimulus and its non-invasive nature can promote a progressive regulation of the autonomic nervous system (ANS), facilitating the transition from states of activation to equilibrium. It can help stabilize the sensorimotor rhythm without forcing abrupt changes.
Subjective experience
A feeling of stable calm. The sound doesn't direct or overwhelm: it accompanies.
Orientative correspondence (frequency + perception)
Balanced sound textures, without dominant elements, tend to generate a perception of stability and continuity.
In this case, the experience is not oriented toward activation or profound disconnection, but rather toward an intermediate point where perception remains stable.
It can be interpreted as an environment that doesn't seek to transform, but rather to maintain a state of equilibrium.
Rest: Promotes relaxation while maintaining a light sensory presence.
Stress: Helps regulate activation without requiring total disconnection.
Meditation: Allows for gentle attention, without rigid focus or distraction.
