Most digital audio experiences are static.
A track is created, a frequency is selected, and every listener receives essentially the same signal. The software plays, the timer runs, and the session ends.
But human physiology is not static.
Our neurological and autonomic states change from moment to moment. Sleep, stress, concentration, recovery and environmental conditions all influence how we respond to stimulation. A system designed to interact with the human nervous system should therefore do more than simply play a predetermined audio file.
It should adapt.
