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Soundscapes and FrequenciesUpdated 9 days ago

At Sensate, we believe in creating a personalized and unique experience for every user, and that starts with the frequencies used in our soundscapes. Here’s everything you need to know about the frequencies that make Sensate such a powerful tool for relaxation and well-being.

What Are Sensate Signatures Soundscapes?

The Sensate Signature Soundscapes feature a bandwidth range of around 5Hz to 2,000Hz. This range is carefully designed so that some frequencies are heard as audible soundwaves, while others are felt as low-frequency resonance through vibrations in your body. These frequencies are perceived differently by each person, depending on various factors like body composition, the medium the sound is traveling through, and more.

Why Are These Frequencies Important?

Sensate soundscapes are composed with a range of frequencies that cater to the natural variability in human biophysical anatomy. Since everyone’s body responds differently, a narrow range of frequencies wouldn’t offer the same benefits for every person. Instead, Sensate’s multi-frequency, layered harmonic soundscapes are designed to create a bespoke experience for each user. This means that no matter who you are, the device and soundscapes work together to provide an effective, safe, and consistent experience.

The Science Behind the Soundscapes

Stefan Chmelik, the inventor of Sensate and Soundscape producer, explains:

"Human biophysical anatomy is hugely variable, and individual frequencies and resonance will be affected by the medium through which they play. At Sensate, we embrace this individuality, and our soundscapes are composed based on decades of clinical experience. This is why our approach with sophisticated, multi-frequency, layered harmonic and hemispherically synchronized sound is so effective."

In short, our soundscapes are designed not just for sound but for vibration that works with your body’s unique structure, making the experience truly personal.

Sensate's Frequency Range

The effective frequency range of Sensate is from 0.1Hz to 20,000Hz, utilizing both sub-audible and audible components. This includes the advanced black box emulation and compression technology built into Sensate, which allows for a highly dynamic and varied frequency output.

The device’s frequency output is synchronized with the audio track in use, varying from 50Hz down to almost 0Hz. This frequency range is not maintained for extended periods but instead is designed for sub-audible music, creating a near-infrasonic effect that is felt on your chest while being audible through headphones.

Low-frequency sound, generally considered to be below 40Hz, can have a physiological impact depending on how it’s transmitted and combined. Unlike traditional sound systems that use speakers to deliver these frequencies, Sensate relays sound through bone conduction, bypassing the ears and sending vibrations directly into the body. This helps to avoid the unwanted effects associated with hearing certain frequencies through the ear, ensuring that only positive, beneficial frequencies reach you.

How Do I Know What Soundscape I Need?

We know that with all the options available, it can be hard to figure out which Soundscape is right for you. The good news is that your body and your preferences will guide you! If you’re unsure which Soundscape will be most effective for your needs, take a look at our helpful guide:
Finding Your Soundtrack.

This guide provides tips on choosing the right Soundscape based on your goals and how you feel during and after each session.

In Summary

The Sensate soundscapes are carefully crafted to provide you with a tailored experience through a wide range of frequencies, offering benefits that vary from person to person. The sophisticated layering of sound and vibration ensures that your Sensate journey is effective, safe, and unique to you.

If you have any questions or need assistance choosing a soundscape, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team. We’re here to help you find the perfect fit for your well-being!

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