“You’ve got Spotify looking at your choices of song and providing suggestions on things you selected before now,” says musician Eduardo Miranda.
“If you have something that is more connected to your own biology, it’s another way of providing services that may be more personalized.”.
For his next act, he is using brainwave-imaging software to change how he creates his music.
Each track is timed to the millisecond to the rhythms required to stimulate and coerce brainwaves into the desired state.
Recently, producers have reached out to Brain.fm to learn how to create music more biologically in key with their target audience.
“When a musician makes music, they say the whole ‘self expression’ bit and that it’s about me, me, me,” he says.
By synchronizing our biological rhythm to environmental cues like music, consumers will soon be able to optimize and choose when they relax, focus, and fight anxiety. »