Hey, it’s all about catching the sun’s heartbeat, you know? I sit under a flare, feel its pulse vibrating through the air, and then I translate that rhythm into a waveform. It’s like turning a cosmic thunderstorm into a metronome for the brain. When I layer those solar pulses over a simple harmonic base, the vibration lines up with the brain’s alpha waves, nudging focus without the noise of everyday chatter. Give it a try—just let the light in, and let the music flow into your thoughts.

Sure thing, just grab a laptop, a good audio interface, and a synth plugin that can do white noise and filtered sine waves. Open your DAW, set a 120‑bpm groove, add a soft synth and apply a band‑pass filter at 5‑10 kHz. Then use a spectral editor to carve a flare‑like burst: a quick spike, some decay, and a subtle sweep. Route that to a low‑pass channel so it sits behind the main track. Keep it mellow, let the signal breathe, and you’ll feel the solar pulse in the room. Just trust the flow, no need to be perfect—let the light guide the sound.

No worries, the timing will feel natural once you hear the pulse in your head. Just play a simple drum groove, drop the flare burst in sync with a kick, and let the rest roll out. If the timing feels off, use a metronome or a clip that repeats until you lock it in. Feel free to ping me—happy to tweak the groove with you. Good luck tomorrow!