Binaural Beats Freak

Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) headphones were created to help listeners block out unwanted external noise –  things like engine hum on a plane, traffic rumble, or background chatter. They use [Read More]

If you’ve ever explored binaural beats for meditation, focus, or sleep, you may have come across terms like base frequency (also known as carrier frequency), offset frequency, and target frequency. [Read More]

If you’ve ever scrolled through YouTube or wellness blogs, you’ve probably seen numerous claims about binaural beats, and aren’t sure exactly what’s fact and what’s fiction. Well I’ve been running [Read More]

There’s a lot of buzz around 40 Hz binaural beats these days. Health gurus and brain hackers all claim it can boost memory, sharpen focus, and even fight cognitive decline. [Read More]

Creativity is the lifeblood of artists, writers, and musicians, but creative blocks, stress, and lack of focus can hinder the creative process. Binaural Beats music can help creatives overcome these [Read More]

Binaural beats work by playing two slightly different frequencies in each ear, and the brain perceives a “beat” (sounds like a pulsing sound) corresponding to the mathematical difference between these [Read More]

We all love sound: conversation, music, nature’s ambience. But what happens when sound turns against us and becomes a living nightmare. I’m talking about tinnitus. I’ve suffered intermittent tinnitus in the form of ringing in the ears. This was a result of over-exposure to loud music and prolonged headphone use in the studio. [Read more]

Using binaural beats is seemingly very simple. Just like other music, you put on your headphones and press play. But naturally people still have a lot of questions, usually around [Read More]

I thought I’d pen a post on this subject because I have received two enquiries on low-frequency noise (LFN) and whether the associated negative health effects can be related to [Read More]

I’ve had a lot of comments and emails over the years regarding listening to binaural beats on YouTube. While there’s some pretty cool, weird and wonderful stuff to be found [Read More]