I’m not sure what you mean. The is nothing inherently psychedelic about high fidelity sound. In fact much so-called psychedelic music employed all kind of effects (Fuzz, wha-wha, reverb, ring modulator, etc.) to alter the sound of various instruments, introduce odd samples, and otherwise stretch your imagination and surprise you with novelty.
If you have the skill, you could remix an existing tune and alter it yourself to make it sound more psychedelic. But there is no simple parameter that can be adjusted or equipment upgrade that will to do this for you.
In my experience, all music can sound psychedelic when you are actually tripping, whereas there is music specifically designed to mimic some of the sonic altercations one might experience while high. I recommend listening psy-trance artists like Shpongle and Infected Mushroom.
I’m not sure what you mean. The is nothing inherently psychedelic about high fidelity sound. In fact much so-called psychedelic music employed all kind of effects (Fuzz, wha-wha, reverb, ring modulator, etc.) to alter the sound of various instruments, introduce odd samples, and otherwise stretch your imagination and surprise you with novelty.
If you have the skill, you could remix an existing tune and alter it yourself to make it sound more psychedelic. But there is no simple parameter that can be adjusted or equipment upgrade that will to do this for you.
In my experience, all music can sound psychedelic when you are actually tripping, whereas there is music specifically designed to mimic some of the sonic altercations one might experience while high. I recommend listening psy-trance artists like Shpongle and Infected Mushroom.