Binaural Beats
Pure tones played together hinder each other when they are near the coast pitch but not identical. When each tone is transmitted to a different ear, there will not be any physical interaction between your waves, yet your mind still creates an interference with your head: the so-called binaural beat. In order to make a binaural beat, each ear must receive its dedicated signal. Therefore, binaural beats only function with headphones. Music License
Most binaural beat generators online use two carriers: one for each and every ear. We use 10 of them instead, creating the most complex beating patterns ever produced online! Additionally we use the purest sine waves generated from a professional test tone generator, ensuring the clearest and deepest beats.
Activating the motion feature ever-changes the beating patterns, entraining various brainwaves frequencies one by one. Have a try!
Anything to the purist here. This binaural beat generator offers ten carrier frequencies, but humans only have two ears! Therefore, carriers for this generator will produce amplitude-modulated beating patterns inside each ear canal. This is not necessarily a bad thing, as it increases the understanding of the overall beating pattern, and helps our brain catch the binaural beat. This explains why this generator produces stronger beats than another available. If you are looking for any pure binaural beat generator instead Body without any intra-aural interference but a weaker stimulus - try our Harmonic Binaural Beat Generator; its carriers happen to be set to distant frequencies, so that you can suppress any amplitude modulation between carriers.
Brain Waves (brainwaves) Entrainment
Brainwaves are electrical activity patterns brought on by the neurons of the brain communicating with the other. Brainwaves can be detected using sensitive medical equipment such as an EEG. They provide an indication in the mental state of an individual. Non-Exclusive
Brainwaves are divided into four main categories: the Delta waves, when deep sleep occurs; the Theta waves, associated with a state of somnolence and reduced consciousness; the Alpha waves, when we're in a state of physical and mental relaxation; and the Beta waves, emitted while we are consciously alert, or if we feel agitated or tense.
Brainwave frequencies will be in the range of 0.1 to 4 (Delta), 4 to 7 (Theta), 7 to 13 (Alpha) and 13 to 60 (Beta) cycles per second (Hz).
Brainwave entrainement (or synchronization), aims to result in our brainwave frequencies to fall under step with a periodic stimulus creating a frequency corresponding to the intended brain-state. This can be used, for example, to induce sleep. This page uses binaural beats as auditory stimuli.
