Hiya - we're brothers Alex and Jonah and we made ChillScape together. We made it because we both tried meditation apps, but found the voice lead stuff distracting and hard to get into. We started the project by looking into cognitive psychology research about the types of sound and music that reduce stress and provide a sense of "flow". We built the generative sound engine around these principles. In particular: * Low tones, white noise and "organic" sound effects echo those found in the womb. * The soft "heat-beat" starts at 60 beats per minute and slows to 50. A phenomenon called "entrainment" means that the body will try to match this. * The background sound is always different and slowly evolves over the course of each session. * The melodies are algorithmically created to be fragmented and unpredictable. This prevents the mind trying to predict what's coming next. Meditation is about emotionally connecting with "now" and we felt that sound was a powerful way to give users a point of focus. We also added a bubble popping interaction to keep you engaged and give a sense of dissipating energy. Overall we're really happy how it turned out and some of the use cases have really surprised us. Some users have been using it to help with falling asleep and others are using on their train rides. Our dad has been using it as a warmup step before a “normal” meditation session. Look forward to your thoughts and ideas!

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I'm still amazed at Ampify Studio. What's concerning are websites and search suggestions that have mistaken Ampfy with Amplify --- like this one. The 20 alternatives to Ampify is a mish-mash of some things relating to Ampify, and some things relating to Amplify. It can easily make you crazy. Here on Product Hunt, the names are even mixed up in the intro! AMPIFY Studio is an excellent wonderful online DAW. AMPLIFY Studio is a visual development environment for building fullstack web and mobile apps. Perhaps there is some cross-over in function, but mostly, they are two completely different things. The confusion is annoying, no matter whose fault it is. To import audio into Ampify Studio, simply click and drag your chosen audio file into a cell from file explorer (windows) or finder (Mac). The sample will then be analysed and the tempo, key, and number of beats will be calculated.

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