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Resonance Analyzer
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gist
Auriviel's Resonance Analyzer is a public product that uploads a lossless track, finds the strongest sustained tones, and scores which of them match documented healing-frequency systems: Solfeggio, chakra, Cousto's planetary tones, Barbara Hero's Lambdoma tables, Earth resonance, and brainwave bands. Decoding happens at native sample rate, mixed to mono, on Auriviel's server rather than in the browser. Files are held about ten minutes for verification, then discarded. The page is for listeners picking music for a practice and producers checking masters; catalogue-scale analysis is licensed separately, and MP3 is rejected because compression changes the measured signature.
ideas
- Match strongest tones to documented healing tables. Detected frequencies are scored against Solfeggio, chakra, Cousto's planetary tones, Barbara Hero's Lambdoma tables, Earth resonance, and brainwave bands for prominence, tuning accuracy, and how long they stay active.
- Require lossless audio. The public tool accepts WAV, FLAC, or AIFF up to 100 MB because compressed formats such as MP3 change the measured frequency signature.
- Analyze on Auriviel's server. The file is uploaded over an encrypted connection, mixed to mono at native sample rate, and never stored beyond a roughly ten-minute verification session.
- Serve two jobs. Listeners can check whether a track fits a practice; producers can verify masters before release.
- License catalogue-scale work. Full masters or an entire catalogue are a separate licensing conversation, not the 100 MB public drop zone.
quotes
“Upload any music track and find out which healing frequencies it actually carries.”
“The tool listens to the audio, identifies the strongest tonal frequencies, and reports which ones match recognized healing systems”
“Lossless WAV, FLAC, or AIFF, up to 100 MB · compressed formats like MP3 change the measured frequency signature”
“The analysis runs on Auriviel's own server, not in your browser: your file is uploaded over an encrypted connection, analyzed, and never stored.”