Available for the first time in a downloadable digital format, Monroe Products has released a remastered edition of Ascension with Hemi-Sync®. For this special release, we went back to the original 24 bit recording sessions to create the finest Hemi-Sync meditation experience possible. Relying on the latest brainwave entrainment research from the Monroe Institute and utilizing the latest innovations in audio mastering, Ascension with Hemi-Sync® is the most advanced brainwave entrainment meditation music to date.

Ascension with Hemi-Sync® is a musical journey between worlds. J.S. Epperson's inspired "music of the spheres" composition is an intricate and subtle musical tapestry adeptly interwoven to support experiential meditative states. Access an exquisite state of mental calm and expanded awareness with Ascension with Hemi-Sync® and commune with higher aspects of Self.

…there is definitely something to the subtle beats that feels very transporting. I close my eyes and next thing you know, a half-hour has gone by.

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Ascension is a beautiful journey of mind and spirit that lifts the soul and relaxes the body. While each part of the album is a new dimension, a new place in the universe…

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5 Responses

  1. dan

    Hi,
    I wanted to buy this but it’s distributed in some ridiculous .ep3 format! Sad thing is they actually try and convince you how this is a superior format and what not. Really?! Come on. You should see the reasons they wrote; I could imagine their meeting going something like this; ok, so we want them to use our player, but how that we tell them this ep3 format is actually better when in fact it’s the mp3 with some “plus nonsense” info. Bahh…

    Could you publish it somewhere else? Amazon, apple, or even better some independent music store, or even just here – directly from your site. I can only presume that since you are using “hemi-sync”, they “have to” sell it themselves, but screw it – I would rather buy it without “hemi-sync” than in that crappy format. So, my advice is; if you can – publish it yourself.

    On February 1, 2012 at 1:55 am • Reply
  2. J.S. Epperson

    At its core, I feel that the .EP3 format is consumer-antagonistic: thanks for confirming that. I am in the process of remastering and repackaging most of my recordings so that I can provide versions without Hemi-Sync®, but this is taking some time.

    On February 1, 2012 at 5:09 am • Reply
  3. dan

    No problem, glad it made sense. Being all in that “wtf” mood there I forgot to say: Your work is really beautiful, thanks! :)

    On February 1, 2012 at 8:43 am • Reply
  4. Benjamin

    So you’re remastering your Hemi-Sync titles without the binaural beats? That will be cool, then I can get some of the beta titles without the beta frequencies. :)

    On February 1, 2012 at 4:07 pm • Reply
  5. J.S. Epperson

    It depends, Benjamin: don’t count on it. The remastering mostly consists of adding in my own blend of brainwave entrainment patterns. Between packaging, development and testing it takes about two months for me to have a download ready. I’m testing several frequency sets over the next year and some will include Beta frequencies, although testing will determine what is released.

    On February 1, 2012 at 4:50 pm • Reply

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