[Software] Does Volume Adjustment For Individual Audios Retain The Morphic Field?

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Hello All,

I have the MusicBee software application. It can be download by the link https://getmusicbee.com/

With this application, you can right click the audio and selected edit. Then you click settings.

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As you can see, there is a volume adjustment heading.

My question is, does adjusting the volume adjustment affect the morphic field embedded within the audio. E.g. (Volume Adjustment -50% or +50%)

If someone has MusicBee and is energetic sensitive, can you give it a shot and see if it works?

Or can someone download MusicBee and is energy sensitive, can you give it a shot and see if it works?

Much appreciation

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I don’t know the answer to your question, sorry, but I am appreciative you brought this program up. I have been wishing there was a way to better balance Dream’s audios for listening at night. Thank you.

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No problem

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My guess would be that if you only change the decibels you should be good. I dont use that software, I use audacity (free) but it should work the same in principle.

Edit:

I just saw your other thread on decibels. Later today I’ll pick an audio and upload it to audacity adjust the decibels and give a field test for a day or 2. I’ll let you know what I find out

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Sounds good

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So I went with the Mindfulness audio (a personal favorite) and gave it some listening at various Decibels adjustments and speaker volumes.

From what I can tell, I was able to get to about -17dB with my speakers on max and it felt the same as if it it was at base Db and speakers set around 50%. (Note- I left my headphones at a friends so this was done with PC monitor speakers)

I did find that volume seems loosely correlated with effectiveness, up to a certain point. For me there seems to be a Sweetspot/Goldilocks volume that is just right to listen to. Not too loud, not too quiet, just enough to match up the vibe and meditate to.

Hope this info help!

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Thanks for sharing those observations. My Nightly stack sometimes shocks me awake, as some tracks are way louder than others and I have always shied away from normalizing volume so as to not affect the effectiveness of the field.

It could all be in my head, if the volume is too low, I somehow don’t “feel” the fields/energy from the fields.

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Yea I dont listen to audios at night unless it is one or 2 I fall asleep to, but there are a couple that I could see could benefit from lowering the dB.

Volume depends on what I’m doing. If I am meditating to an audio I definitely want it to be loud enough, but if I have it in the background I normally play them just loud enough to hear them and then pretend there not there.

Like if I am practicing my guitar it needs to be very quiet so I can focus, I still find them to be quite effective though

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