Binaural Beats

DISCLAIMER: This app is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any government entity. We are a private entity, and all information presented in this app is collected from public and reliable sources. The information provided is intended to facilitate access to data of public interest. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, we recommend that users always consult official government sources. With Binaural Beats, you can easily generate pure waves that will stimulate your concentration, meditation or relaxation. Very important • Use headphones for a better sound experience • Do not use this app while driving or operating heavy machinery. • Take care of your hearing, it is not necessary to listen to these sounds at high volume. How it works? You can generate the frequency you like from 0 to 900 Hz, with a slider on Delta, Theta, Alpha, Beta and Gamma beats. Sounds are produced in real time, not pre-recorded sounds. This lets you play them non-stop for as long as you want. What Are Binaural Beats? A binaural beat is an illusion created by the brain when you listen to two tones with slightly different frequencies at the same time. Your Brain and Binaural Beats Your brain interprets the two tones as a beat of its own. The two tones align with your brain waves to produce a beat with a different frequency. This frequency is the difference in hertz (Hz) between the frequencies of the two tones. For example, if you are listening to a 440 Hz tone with your left ear and a 444 Hz tone with your right ear, you would be hearing a 4 Hz tone. When you listen to binaural beats, your brain activity matches the frequency set by the frequency of the beat. This is called the frequency-following effect. This means you can use binaural beats to entrain your mind to reach a certain mental state. The superior olivary complex and binaural beats. Located in the brain stem, the superior olivary complex is the first part of the brain that processes sound input from both ears. The superior olivary complex synchronizes various activities of the many neurons in the brain. This complex responds when it hears two close frequencies and creates a binaural beat, which changes the brain waves. The synchronization of the neural activities across the brain is called entrainment. Entrainment isn’t just related to binaural beats. It is a common part of brain function. According to some researchers, when you listen to certain binaural beats, they can increase the strength of certain brain waves. This can increase or hold back different brain functions that control thinking and feeling. There are five different brain waves: Delta: 1-4 Hz. Delta is the lowest frequency state, and it’s linked to: Deep sleep Healing and pain relief Meditation Anti-aging: cortisol reduction/DHEA increase Access to the unconscious mind‌ Theta: 4-8 Hz. Theta binaural beats benefits include: Meditation Deep relaxation Creativity Alpha: 8-14 Hz. When you are in an alpha state of mind, your brain is focused and productive. Alpha brain waves help you to: Relax and focus Reduce Stress Maintain positive thinking Increase your learning capabilities Easily engage in activities and the environment because you are in a state of flow Beta: 14-30 Hz. Beta is a higher frequency brainwave and helps in: Keeping your attention focused Analytical thinking and solving problems Stimulating energy and action High-level cognition Gamma: 30-100 Hz. With a higher frequency than beta, these brain waves help in: Increased cognitive enhancement Attention to detail, helping in memory recall A different way of thinking, which is a sign of creativity