Three breathing voices on 6, 9 and 8-second cycles, spread across the stereo field
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Breathing Room sounds like a small group breathing calmly together but not in unison: a steady breath in the centre, a slower one off to the left and a slightly lighter one to the right. The rhythms overlap and separate, and the modest reverb makes it feel like a shared, quiet room.
Three voices are active. A pink voice in the centre breathes on a six-second cycle, a 3.5 voice panned half left on a nine-second cycle, and a 2.5 voice panned half right on a cycle of about eight seconds. Grey EQ is applied to the whole mix and a medium reverb sits at 20 percent. A fourth voice is present but muted.
It suits group meditation, sleep, and people who found a single breathing loop too regimented. Breathing is the centre voice on its own, and Breath Work in the experimental category is a single breath at 3.2 with an added slow swell. The stereo spread means it works best on headphones or a well-separated pair of speakers.