frequencies and claimed associations

[Dingus Mungus]

Great Spherenot,

Lower Left: 70.47 Hz, 62.64 Hz, and 46.98 Hz combined looks interesting - kinda hashy - os this because of a view setting (scale, etc)?

Can you shift the phase between them like this:

46.98 at zero
62.64 at 60 degrees behind
70.47 at 210 degrees behind

I can change the phase... I will work on it tonight after work.
I use Sony Sound Forge for refrence.

[Dingus Mungus]

Altho I don't think we will be able to observe the effects in the wave console... While we can create a harmonic "beat", we can not resonate with the console.

[Grumpy]

I am beyond the freq hurdle.

very short pulses are the secret - look at Turbo's work

[Spherenot]

Here is an interesting frequency combination: 7.83 Hz, 12.67 Hz, and 20.50 Hz.

I started with 7.83 Hz.  Multiplied it by the Golden Ratio, Phi, ((1+SQRT(5))/2).  And multiplied again by Phi.

Moving along the graph forward in time only, notice how ALL of the local MINimum values go directly to the next local MAXimum value.  Yet local MAXimum values NEVER go directly to the next local MINimum value without first changing direction, briefly, along the way.

Does the path from negative potential to positive potential make a difference?

Movements up and down the graph eventually all cancel out; it proceeds forward in time always hugging the zero potential, never climbing or falling far from zero.

Yet does this affinity for a clear path from high negative potential to high positive potential mean anything?

Does collecting power from such a combination of frequencies such as these depend upon such paths or are all of the energy calculations independent of such paths; does it all wash out to zero?

Any bells going off out there or is my head the only one ringing? 

[Spherenot]

Here is a four frequency combination: 7.83 Hz, 12.67 Hz, 20.50 Hz, and, (multiplying again by the golden ratio to get,) 33.17 Hz, completing the square.

Here, again, we see that all of the largest peak-to-peak movements occur from negative to positive potential.

With the three frequencies we did see two large drops, positive to negative, with a lull at zero in between.  We do not see this with the addition of the fourth frequency; all of the large movements are positive.

Are these large positive movements the 'kicks' of SM lore?