Japan audio analysis lab creates buzz for music putting babies to sleep

A Japanese institute that analyzes audio for courtroom evidence has found viral success with musical sounds it created to help put babies to sleep.The General Incorporated Association Institute of Audio Communication Laboratory Chiba developed the music as part of a project to support parents struggling with crying babies. It began the initiative after encountering cases of child abuse linked to stress, depression and nervous breakdowns in its work for the courts.The roughly 14-minute track, featuring a mix of music-box melodies and calming sounds like ocean waves, has been viewed more than…READ FULL ARTICLE