Practice

Repeatable workflows for practitioners, not just pages to browse.

Use these routes when you want a defined job, a clear first move, and an output you can return to. The goal is simple: capture, compare, tune, and rehearse without guessing which tool to open first.

These workflows are operational guides. They do not upgrade exploratory tools into proof, diagnosis, or clinical instruments.

Frequency Analyzer•3 to 5 min

Room Scan

Capture a room baseline, then compare a source before and after you change placement or orientation.

Output

Baseline + adjusted captures

Guardrail

Best with one steady source and a consistent mic position.

Step 1

Capture baseline

Listen to the room with no intentional source so you can log the ambient floor and dominant hums.

Step 2

Capture source

Introduce the bowl, gong, drone, or speaker and log the first stable reading in the current setup.

Step 3

Capture after adjustment

Move the source or microphone, then capture again so the comparison shows what changed.

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Frequency Analyzer•2 to 4 min

Compare Two Instruments

Log two bowls, forks, or gongs in sequence and compare the dominant pitch, cents spread, and closest atlas match.

Output

A/B comparison

Guardrail

Play each source separately. Overlapping sustain produces misleading locks.

Step 1

Capture instrument A

Strike or sustain the first instrument until the analyzer reaches a stable lock, then save the reading.

Step 2

Capture instrument B

Repeat the same process for the second instrument at a similar mic distance and playing intensity.

Step 3

Review the delta

Use the comparison summary to inspect the Hz and cents gap before deciding whether they belong in the same set.

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Sound Worker's Deck•20 to 30 min setup

Gong Bath Arc

Open a pre-structured deep gong bath template, then refine the pacing and transitions inside the session studio.

Output

Saved studio session

Guardrail

Templates are starting points. Adjust pacing and intensity for the room and the players involved.

Step 1

Load the arc

Start from the deep gong bath template so the opening, build, descent, and silence phases already exist.

Step 2

Refine the pacing

Adjust event density, deck choice, and phase timing to fit your instrument and facilitation style.

Step 3

Save the session

Store the session in the browser so you can revisit or rehearse the same sequence later.

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Instrument Tuner•1 to 3 min

String Check

Use the focused tuner for a fast, mobile-friendly string instrument pass before rehearsal or recording.

Output

Instrument in tune

Guardrail

The tuner is optimized for note locking, not spectral exploration.

Step 1

Choose the tuning

Pick the instrument and tuning preset before plucking so the lock target is explicit.

Step 2

Tune one string at a time

Feed one sustained note at a time and let the lock settle inside the in-tune window.

Step 3

Verify a final pass

Recheck the full set after the first round because neighboring strings often drift after tension changes.

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