Disclaimer and Research thus far (Update)

To keep you all in the loop here, I've been doing a lot of searching lately, looking for the "range of tones" in music or ambient sound. Little did I know just how difficult it would be to find existing research.

So I suppose I'll have to do it myself :)

Over the next few days and weeks, I will be playing songs into tone finders and recording the high and low ends of the pitch. Likely this will not be a perfect science, and there is much room for fault here. But I set out on this project to find people's 'resonate tones' and I am determined to do so. Any help is appreciated, such as links, or songs you'd like me to work on.

For now I will be working primarily on instrumentals and ambient, but I will be moving up to mainstream songs if interest is expressed.

In the meantime, I will be posting the songs here as I go. Thank you guys for the support thus far!

Resonate Range Finder

Here's how to find your Resonate Range:

1. Open the Online Tone Generator
2. Play around with the site, listen to some tones, have fun.
3. When you're ready, adjust settings to the following:
1. 'Sine' setting in bottom right (Default)
2. Volume at a comfortable soft setting, but high enough to hear clearly (Usually 50-75%)
3. Center audio in bottom left (Default)
4. Adjust the tone until you hear a sound that feels comfortable and relaxing to you. You should know when you hear it.
5. Go down from that tone until you find the LOWEST tone that still sounds comfortable. This should typically be within ~30hz from where you started.
6. Go up from that tone until you find the HIGHEST tone that still sounds comfortable. This should typically be within a range of 60hz or so. 
7. Record both tones, and this becomes your Resonate Range.

Examples: My personal range is (60hz-100hz)

Friend's range is (320hz-380hz)

Teacher's range is (65hz-80hz)

Welcome to resonance (Start Here)

Welcome audiophiles!

Short description:
This is a new blog in search of the long-term goal to match people with music and ambient sounds that are the most appealing to their ears. I hold the belief that each person has a certain tone range that appeals most to them. After finding that range, you can then find ambient noise and music that is within it, and hopefully sounds the best to you.

To start out, follow the following steps.

1. Find your 'Resonate Range' by following the instructions on a separate post 
2. Follow links provided to find out what that range means to you.
3. Follow this blog to get connected with music and sounds that appeal to you.

This is still an early build, so there won't be many connected sounds or music. This will be updated over time.

General community rules:
Comment freely! I will have certain posts asking followers or anonymous users to comment and discuss topics.
When you comment, include your 'Resonate Range' at the beginning.
Use this format:
(60hz-120hz) *comment text*

Enjoy!