Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share The Story Behind the 1-Hour 80 Hz Gamma Tibetan Singing Bowl Sound Bath
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
The Story Behind the 1-Hour 80 Hz Gamma Tibetan Singing Bowl Sound Bath
Hey guys, it’s Mat Creedon here 🌙
This week I’m sharing a 1-hour Tibetan Singing Bowl Sound Bath tuned to 80 Hz Gamma frequency. Gamma waves are the fastest brainwave frequencies (30–80 Hz) and are linked with peak concentration, creativity, and mental clarity.
Recorded in immersive 3D Ambisonic audio with the Soyuz 013 microphone, this Sound Bath surrounds you in resonance, creating the sensation of sitting right inside the Tibetan Bowl itself. The deep tones and spacious recording are designed to guide you beyond distraction and into stillness, clarity, and focus.
✨ Why 80 Hz Gamma?
🎧 For the best experience, use headphones in a quiet, comfortable space.
👉 Watch the full Sound Bath on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/TpTy1DWZSDg
Stay well, Mat
✨ About Afterbath Afterbath is a podcast by Mat Creedon — a musician, sound therapist, and multi-instrumentalist from Melbourne, Australia. Each episode explores sound as meditation — blending science, philosophy, and the art of deep listening.
🌐 Learn more & listen to full 3-D Ambisonic recordings: www.matcreedon.com
📺 Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@matcreedon
📸 Follow on Instagram: @matcreedon
📬 Join the newsletter: matcreedon.substack.com
🎓 Mat Creedon School of Music: Teaching, sound therapy, and creative courses in Melbourne and online. 🌙 May you find stillness in the sound.
This week I’m sharing a 1-hour Tibetan Singing Bowl Sound Bath tuned to 80 Hz Gamma frequency. Gamma waves are the fastest brainwave frequencies (30–80 Hz) and are linked with peak concentration, creativity, and mental clarity.
Recorded in immersive 3D Ambisonic audio with the Soyuz 013 microphone, this Sound Bath surrounds you in resonance, creating the sensation of sitting right inside the Tibetan Bowl itself. The deep tones and spacious recording are designed to guide you beyond distraction and into stillness, clarity, and focus.
✨ Why 80 Hz Gamma?
- Supports peak concentration and mental alertness
- Encourages flow states and creativity
- Brings balance to mood and focus
- May improve memory and cognitive performance
🎧 For the best experience, use headphones in a quiet, comfortable space.
👉 Watch the full Sound Bath on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/TpTy1DWZSDg
Stay well, Mat
✨ About Afterbath Afterbath is a podcast by Mat Creedon — a musician, sound therapist, and multi-instrumentalist from Melbourne, Australia. Each episode explores sound as meditation — blending science, philosophy, and the art of deep listening.
🌐 Learn more & listen to full 3-D Ambisonic recordings: www.matcreedon.com
📺 Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@matcreedon
📸 Follow on Instagram: @matcreedon
📬 Join the newsletter: matcreedon.substack.com
🎓 Mat Creedon School of Music: Teaching, sound therapy, and creative courses in Melbourne and online. 🌙 May you find stillness in the sound.
View all episodes
By Mathew CreedonHey guys, it’s Mat Creedon here 🌙
This week I’m sharing a 1-hour Tibetan Singing Bowl Sound Bath tuned to 80 Hz Gamma frequency. Gamma waves are the fastest brainwave frequencies (30–80 Hz) and are linked with peak concentration, creativity, and mental clarity.
Recorded in immersive 3D Ambisonic audio with the Soyuz 013 microphone, this Sound Bath surrounds you in resonance, creating the sensation of sitting right inside the Tibetan Bowl itself. The deep tones and spacious recording are designed to guide you beyond distraction and into stillness, clarity, and focus.
✨ Why 80 Hz Gamma?
🎧 For the best experience, use headphones in a quiet, comfortable space.
👉 Watch the full Sound Bath on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/TpTy1DWZSDg
Stay well, Mat
✨ About Afterbath Afterbath is a podcast by Mat Creedon — a musician, sound therapist, and multi-instrumentalist from Melbourne, Australia. Each episode explores sound as meditation — blending science, philosophy, and the art of deep listening.
🌐 Learn more & listen to full 3-D Ambisonic recordings: www.matcreedon.com
📺 Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@matcreedon
📸 Follow on Instagram: @matcreedon
📬 Join the newsletter: matcreedon.substack.com
🎓 Mat Creedon School of Music: Teaching, sound therapy, and creative courses in Melbourne and online. 🌙 May you find stillness in the sound.
This week I’m sharing a 1-hour Tibetan Singing Bowl Sound Bath tuned to 80 Hz Gamma frequency. Gamma waves are the fastest brainwave frequencies (30–80 Hz) and are linked with peak concentration, creativity, and mental clarity.
Recorded in immersive 3D Ambisonic audio with the Soyuz 013 microphone, this Sound Bath surrounds you in resonance, creating the sensation of sitting right inside the Tibetan Bowl itself. The deep tones and spacious recording are designed to guide you beyond distraction and into stillness, clarity, and focus.
✨ Why 80 Hz Gamma?
- Supports peak concentration and mental alertness
- Encourages flow states and creativity
- Brings balance to mood and focus
- May improve memory and cognitive performance
🎧 For the best experience, use headphones in a quiet, comfortable space.
👉 Watch the full Sound Bath on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/TpTy1DWZSDg
Stay well, Mat
✨ About Afterbath Afterbath is a podcast by Mat Creedon — a musician, sound therapist, and multi-instrumentalist from Melbourne, Australia. Each episode explores sound as meditation — blending science, philosophy, and the art of deep listening.
🌐 Learn more & listen to full 3-D Ambisonic recordings: www.matcreedon.com
📺 Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@matcreedon
📸 Follow on Instagram: @matcreedon
📬 Join the newsletter: matcreedon.substack.com
🎓 Mat Creedon School of Music: Teaching, sound therapy, and creative courses in Melbourne and online. 🌙 May you find stillness in the sound.