Audio can be used in music therapy to create a relaxing and calming environment, help clients express their emotions, and promote physical and emotional healing.

Synthesizers, drum machines, and pianos are all commonly used in music therapy, while guitars are not typically used.

Music therapy, sound healing, and vibroacoustic therapy are all terms used to describe the process of using sound to promote healing.

The frequency range of human hearing is generally considered to be 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz.

Hearing, listening, and auditory perception are all terms used to describe the process of perceiving sound.

All of the above statements are true about the differences between music therapy and sound healing.

Audio can be used in music therapy to help reduce stress and anxiety, improve mood and sleep, and promote physical and emotional healing.

Vibroacoustic therapy, sound bath therapy, and crystal singing bowl therapy are all types of sound healing therapies.

Sound therapy, music therapy, and vibroacoustic therapy can all be used to promote relaxation and healing.

Music therapy is the use of music to promote healing.

Sound healing is the use of sound to promote physical and emotional healing.

Sound therapy is the use of sound to promote relaxation and stress reduction.

Sound therapy is the use of sound to promote sleep.

Sound therapy is the use of sound to promote pain relief.

Sound therapy is the use of sound to promote healing from trauma.