No significant effects were found in the control or L− conditions. However, in , the FFR showed a robust (~0.35 phase-locking value) rhythm at 0.12 Hz —a frequency not present in the stimulus. Remarkably, 0.12 Hz is precisely the beat frequency between the lunar tidal cycle (29.53 days) and Earth's semidiurnal tide (12.42 hours) when projected onto the auditory time scale via a nonlinear scaling: ( 1/(29.53 \text days) - 1/(0.5 \text days) \approx -0.12 \text Hz ). This suggests the MSO was computing a tidal difference tone internally.
The 0.12 Hz activity was maximal over left temporal-parietal junction (Brodmann area 40) with a dipole in the left MSO. No such activity was observed in the control group. Surprisingly, the effect was 3x larger in participants born during a full moon (n=4), though this did not reach significance given the small subsample. luna vst
: When using LUNA with Apollo interfaces, "Accelerated Realtime Monitoring" (ARM) allows for near-zero latency. However, non-UAD plugins are bypassed while a track is armed for recording to maintain that speed. You can use them for mixing, but not while tracking in ARM mode. No significant effects were found in the control
: Processed strings for drill and melodic trap. This suggests the MSO was computing a tidal