Sound has been used in all cultures throughout history for various purposes such as eliciting positive emotional states during celebrations, inducing altered states of consciousness during trance-like experiences, and adding depth of emotion to performances. The brain is constantly transmitting data between regions through brain waves in a similar way to Wi-Fi. Some of these signals come from within the body while others are environmental stimuli, though the brain cannot distinguish the difference. Neuroscience techniques such as brain-computer interfaces and electroencephalography can provide insights into how sound and other stimuli impact brain activity and performance.

1. NEURO MARKETING
THE SCIENCE OF CONVINCING
ANYONE
Brain hacking through
sound and BCI
By
Chief Chevez

2. Human and sounds
Sound used by all cultures since ancient times – why?
•To elicit hedonistic states (celebrations).
•To experience altered states of consciousness (trance).
•To add depth of emotions to verbal and visual material
(theatre, movies etc.).

3. Sound waves are part of us

4. In my ancestral region

5. To become a sky holder

6. •Flares of brain waves are constantly transmitting data
from diverse regions of the brain. The are like Wi Fi.
•Some signals are from within the body .
•Others are from environmental stimuli
•The brain cannot tell the difference
Our brain is the Milky way

7. Brain means of control

8. Brain Waves

9. Brain performance

10. Human life between 1Hz to 55Hz

11. Replenishing
Productivity

12. How sound travels and why matters

13. Entrainment through FFR

14. Science of Sound

15. Contextual EEG acquisition

16. BCI

17. Brain Waves

18. Thank you