forcing stuff through sounds?

[jakubr]

Hi guys! I wanted to share with you my last few ideas which are music and sound related routines. It's about using sounds and music to force certain thoughts on people. Let me know what you think

[video=youtube;G_kdAGFMVbI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_kdAGFMVbI[/video]

 

[DannyT]

I think it's cool, but what is the success rate on your theory?
How many times did you film performances that just didn't work?

 

[Craig Browning]

I've used sounds and even hidden suggestion within the music I used on stage, the subliminal techniques going a long way when it comes to improving one's hits when it comes to psychological forcing. I'll not go into detail as to how or where I used this because it's one of the key bits I've done over the years that I want to keep a bit exclusive, but it the application works well.

When it comes to music I always study the background sounds that most people don't register on. . . the little chime or cymbal tones or a fluttering flute can all be used to enhance key actions during a routine that are priceless.

As to what you are show us here. . . I hope to see more of it with time, you've got an interesting theory that could deliver a potent tool with time and development.

 

[RickEverhart]

I do not know much about psychological forcing within music, but the way you phrase your patter with different words and vowel sounds can lead a person to choose certain suggestions that you want to be forced. For those of you who own the Comical Mental effect Cereal Killer you'll know what I mean with the "Here We Go"....and them picking Cherrio's

 

[jakubr]

DannyT, it depends on the routine, but you can get a very nice rate with that. When I was filming it it was the only take I did.


Craig Browning, great to know there is someone playing with similar stuff. These are very cool principles, aren't they?

RickEverhart, yes there's a lot of different things that you can use, and a lot of stuff that you can come up with yourself if you test certain things.

 

[Justin.Morris]

Very cool. That sort of thing melts people.

 

[jakubr]

Thanks Justin, it means a lot