Interesting topic here that I just HAVE share !!

I really enjoy having entheogenic experiences with natural plants such as marijuana, and salvia. Also mushrooms.
I feel excited to share thoughts and experiences relating to altered states of consciousness. I know of one recent area that I’ve become involved with is that could most certainly be of interest to you if you enjoy psychedelic experiences and altered states/trance sates, etc.
Lately none of my psychedelic experiences have been as profound as a new kind of sound frequencies …that apparently entrain the mind powerfully into states very closely approximating the types that salvia can induce. These are not at all similar to binaural beats and are a completely new breakthrough. They can be played over and over again. I dont have to go find a plant or a fungus again and again...
I know of a scientific researcher who seems to have engineered a way to emulate a significant part of the salvia experience purely through sound!

These, the information and the frequencies, are not some scam to get your money. What I am talking about is a free outlet for the sake of experince.
Also, I am spreading awareness about this scientist and his work for him. His work definatly is new and so different that it is not available through any other source known in the world. These are not in at all like binaural beats...and completly different from rife frequencies.

Besides that. Has anyone heard of this sort of thing.. What are your thoughts?
If this is of interest to anyone for me to share more about my experiences, and or where you can find an experience like this for yourself, just let me know.
-R

*yawn* Reminds me of http://www.i-doser.com/, though as you said it's not at all like binaural tracks...

Overall, I don't believe you. My logical side is saying, "Sound is sound and, alone, always will be just that to your body; Sound."
Furthermore, if you were serious about sharing it, you just would have already. Who writes 3-4 paragraphs, repeats himself, and misspells every other word simply to beat-around-the-bush about asking if anyone is interested in knowing the magical Salvia frequency-combination?! ...Umm, HELLO, if there's a tune that makes me feel like I'm slipping out of my own body into parallel dimensions, then don't play games, don't ask, just give it to me. I would want it!

So, to answer your question, no. I've not heard of an alternative to binaural tracks that actually worked and wasn't really just a binaural track in denial.