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Sound baths over Zoom

Stereo sound baths, straight to your team's headphones.

Why it does not sound like a video call

A video call flattens everything into one voice in the middle of your head. That is exactly what the software is built to do, and it is why most virtual sound baths arrive thin and far away.

Ours does not. How we do it is the one thing we keep to ourselves. On headphones it surrounds you rather than reaching you, which is why a session can hold an ocean underneath it and a meeting room never could.

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Played live in one room, arriving properly on headphones wherever your team happens to be.

What it takes

Your team needs
Headphones and a Zoom link. That is the whole list.
How long
Thirty minutes to an hour.
How many
No ceiling, in as many cities as you like.
Platform
Zoom. We host it if that is easier.

We started here

In 2020 nobody was going into an office and there was no other way to reach a team. So we tried to send a sound bath down a video call in stereo, which most people told us would not work.

It did. We have been refining it every week since, and we run it for Fortune 100 companies.

For everyone else in this field virtual became a pivot. For us it was the beginning, and in person came second.