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While entrainment is considered global, meaning the frequency targeted will increase amplitude throughout the brain, it is possible to entrain each brain hemisphere independently. David Seiver and Michael Joyce have conducted extensive research on this topic. There are times when you would like to entrain two different frequencies simultaneously. Recently, there has been a renewed interest in the "awakened mind" pattern, characterized by low theta activity with bursts of gamma activity. A variation of this is also used in achieving the "in the zone" state, as well as promoting healthier sleep through the use of sleep spindles. Entrainment media presented at random frequencies can break stuck brainwave patterns and facilitate thinking outside the box. This form of entrainment appears to be akin to "white noise" for brainwaves, presenting all frequencies simultaneously. This has been proven to help shift brainwaves into healthier patterns.

The world of true ambisonic sound movement is a complex yet fascinating subject that warrants its own course. A short description is available at https://audio-field.com/ambisonic-sound-diving-into-3d-audio/. For our purposes, we will use plug-ins on our tracks to move sound through a 3D environment. 3D movement in your sessions provides an immersive experience but can also help entrain participants to relaxed states through dissociation. Movement is detected in the ear. By moving the sound back and forth, you can create a "rocking chair" effect for relaxation. The brain gives higher priority to sounds that appear to be moving, so it is less likely that 3D sounds will be filtered out as background noise. New research suggests that 3D sound may be perceived by the sleeping brain, thereby enabling brainwave entrainment. Finally, 3D sound can be indispensable for hypnosis sessions.