Observed arrival · 2026-09-18
NeuroJourney: Sound Worlds That Respond to the Brain
A macOS prototype for EEG-responsive soundscapes in which authored worlds adapt their presentation without changing their underlying processes.
- For
- Audio researchers, sound designers, and EEG-interface builders
- Worth noticing
- The rainy-shelter scene separates vessel temperature from its changing acoustic salience.
Field notes
The prototype separates persistent world processes from their adaptive acoustic presentation, so changes in attention or relaxation do not rewrite what has already happened in a scene. Its examples include distributed sheep calls and breathing-based disclosure of a giant in The Cave, plus a vessel whose heating state remains intact when its prominence is lowered. The page reports 34 contract checks and links to a research paper, but does not establish that the runtime itself is publicly downloadable.
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