Music and Medfet - Is there a connection?

I’ve noticed that music seems to factor prominently in the lives of the friends I’ve made on Zity whose medfet interests most closely match my own (auscultation of heart and lungs), and it makes me wonder: could there be a correlation between the two? I studied classical voice for years and continue to sing. Another friend is also a singer/performer. Still another is an instrumentalist. And another teaches piano. Just curious to know if there may be others who share both interests.

Yes I do as well I did a degree in music but don't see the two being related - just enjoy the fun.

I’m a multi instrumentalist and singer / songwriter. I worked at it professionally off and on for over forty years. I’m now retired from ‘playing out’. I got tired of the club / bar scene, and it was a lot of intense work! Folks only get to see what looks like the effortless parts, which is the “tip of the” proverbial “iceberg”.

The most satisfying music to play and listen to for most, follows the beat of the human heart.

Other than the music being piped into the clinic waiting room as kid who was about to expose himself to near strangers, I see no direct correlation to medfet and my life performing music, other than exposing myself to others who were often strangers.

I myself am a part time Elvis tribute artist. I also do some Blues Brothers. I just never really thought of it as anything that intertwined with my stethoscope fetish.

What's new pussycat reminds me hospital suppositories as child.

For me music is always a distraction to what I am doing. Reading a book, working on a project, talking with friends, walking on a shopping street with loudspeakers playing music: it ruins my pleasure and annoys me to no end and distracts me from my thoughts.

They same with medfet fantasizing - which given a dearth of partners is all I do. Music would be an intrusion, ruining the whole experience. Even if I ever were to try a play exam again (my so far first and only was a washout) I would also insist on dimmed lighting. Not out of prudery, but because during play exam imaginings, or even with real sex, light distracts and noise, certainly music be it rhythmic or not is an even bigger distraction.

Early in our relationship, my then gf and I tried out playing music during sex and it was very very disappointing. Ruined the session.

So it has remained for me even now. No music, not a note at all.

In fact, some years ago the government enacted a sort of tax on music played in stores, public buildings, and such. The piped music in our doctor's waiting was suddenly gone and was I ever so happy.

The only connection between music and medfet for me is that music ruins the experience. I want my medfet experiences to be intense and interior, coming from the mind. Music distracts the mind, so there you have it.

I remember being shocked to learn that not everyone constantly has a song in their head. I've always got some kind of background music playing in my mind.

I remember being shocked to learn that not everyone constantly has a song in their head. I've always got some kind of background music playing in my mind.

It drives me up the walls whenever I get a song stuck in my head. Luckily, it is usually something random I pick up during the day that I usually like. Recently I had 'Hail to the Chief' and 'Marching Through Georgia' going through my head. Catchy tunes and all, but I really prefer silence.

@agracier it only bothers me when it's a song that I hate. Like Muskrat Love or Afternoon Delight.

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No other connection I think, than people liking sophisticated medfet also like sophisticated music. Personally I tend steadily more to like nerdy classical music with complicated tune patterns, especially chromatic music not adhering strictly to one of these standard keys.

And please spare me from C major, and songs in the style of "twincle twincle little stars".

And I do not like chords. It must be counterpoint.

I must admit I somtimes like to listen to streetwise latino music too, even though it may be simple tunewise, but it is not simple voicewise. Especially young male latinosingers have a strong complicated andrygyn woice with much more overtune and rthytm conontent than educated European or American singers.

Not other connection I think, than people liking sophisticated medfet also like sophisticated music.

That may very well be. Probably is.

But what I meant is that I don't like/want them connected at the same time. Each activity should be separate from each other.

It's fascinating to read some of the replies to my posting. Just to clarify, in the event that it might elicit different responses from you all, my initial inquiry had more to do with the question of a correlation between musical ability/inclination and an interest in hearts/auscultation, rather than an interest in medfet and music more generally.

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I have been a musician my whole life. I play several instruments and feel a deep connection to music. Whenever I play, I feel like I am letting people see my soul! (I know, corny) Letting someone examine you or giving someone an exam (really exploring their body, seeing what makes them react) is deeply intimate. That's also soul baring!

Doing either activity can also either relax you or shoot your heart rate through the roof!

Totally agree, @Newbie35 . 😃

I play 3 instruments but I'm not a cardiophile per se. I enjoy it as part of an overall med fet experience but not for it's own sake.

I'm heavily into a lot of different music and I learned several different instruments as a kid because I was interested and my school encouraged me, but I don't think for me personally there's a connection between these two sides of me.

I once did watch a documentary on drummers where someone suggested that some people like/feel/are good at making rhythm because it's a primal urge - the theory being that even though you don't remember it one of the first things you know in your life is the sound of your mother's heartbeat while she's pregnant with you. I don't know if that's true but it's an amusing idea, and perhaps there's a connection there because if a fetish can come from something unconscious/subconscious that you don't remember then perhaps if you're a cardiophile (which I am) then it could be the same thing that sparked your liking and bodily responses.

Interesting thread. I play 1 instrument at advanced level, and 4 at the fumble through level. My take on it is I've heard other musicians describe the heartbeat as the most fundamental beat, and the funny thing is particularly with elementary and middle school level groups, there's this unconscious tendency to speed up or slow down the tempo to about heartbeat tempo. So there's maybe an unconscious association we don't even realize. I never realized the second part until a teacher pointed it out to me.

I mean, I'm a drummer, so I can sense a subtle change in tempo (or in heart rate in this case).

Also, having ear training has helped with picking out abnormal heart sounds.

I’m a musician by profession, but never have I mixed my profession and medfet interests. I had one domme that I played with in the past, she was heavily interested in modular synth, so we would chat about that after session/during the week.

The only correlation I can think of is the fact that music tempo & heartbeats are measured in beats per minute (BPM).

You may be on to something. I am another professional musician. Been playing for 50 years and still rocking. I've always heard about the connection between music and math but never music and medical fetish. But why not? It is always my goal to create whole-body eargasms!

I've always heard about the connection between music and math

By Jove I hope that is not true. I absolute hate, loath and despise anything to do with math. And yes I know it is necessary for many things, but those are things others do ...

It would be so discouraging if math and medfet were connected. In my case it most definitely is not. Not in any shape way or form.

By Jove I hope that is not true. I absolute hate, loath and despise anything to do with math. And yes I know it is necessary for many things, but those are things others do ...

It would be so discouraging if math and medfet were connected. In my case it most definitely is not. Not in any shape way or form.

Math permeates into everything, whether we want it to or not. Hearing, biological functions, many medfet tools like stethoscope design and sensitivity and attenuation, or anything electronic. Pythagoras discover the relationship between tone and length and tension in wire.

But you don’t have to think about to use or enjoy it! Music could definitely play in medfet; it can be calming or something to raise your heart rate BP or other responses to react. There probably are specific playlists used in medical facilities.

Correct Star Man. Apparently, the part of the brain that processes math is the same part of the brain that processes music creation (not so much listening). Think pattern recognition.

Music could definitely play in medfet; it can be calming or something to raise your heart rate BP or other responses to react. There probably are specific playlists used in medical facilities.

I think on saying how music is so distracting and annoying when anything else except when we want to listen to music. We get overwhelmed wherever we are forced to hear music we never asked for, in stores, buildings and on the streets.

Maybe it is time to start studying the calming effects of silence on people. How noise and by extension music, can be a pollution of the mind and body.

When it comes to heartbeats/musicians, I’ve always had a suspicion that a couple of my favorite artists are cardiophiles based on the number of songs/song lyrics some have that have to do with the heart or heartbeats. 🤣 Hahaha!