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Psychedelic Frequency
- By: Maejor
- Narrated by: Maejor, Natalie Lyla Ginsberg
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Oct 12 2023Less than 1 minute
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Oct 12 202329 mins
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Oct 12 202333 mins
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- Gabe
- 11-11-2023
Informative & entertaining- shame about FX
The informed/educated integration of psychedelics into our society on a medical, scientific, productivity, healing etc level imho is essentially for our continued growth as individuals and a species. This series does a fantastic job of exploring the history and potential of both synthetic and plant based/entheogenic psychedelics, which makes it such a shame that in many sections, every single speaker has certain words delayed/echoed to make it sound more ‘trippy’. There’s working with audio frequencies to enhance or cultivate the mood of the information presented, but it is done in such a cheesy and excessive manner that it detracts from, rather than enhancing the content. Given part of the goal of this series is to legitimise psychedelics and remove the stigma attached to it over the decades because of the War on Drugs etc, I just can’t understand why an apparently talented audio producer/mixer would manipulate the sound in such a cliche/stereotypical manner.
Stick with it, the content is absolutely essential listening for everyone imo, but just try to ignore the excessive use of delay/reverb to make it sound more ‘trippy’ (trippy… trippy… trippy…)
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