Binaural Beats Freak

The two main brainwave entrainment technologies on the market are isochronic tones and binaural beats. But how do they work and which is better? Moreover, how can you know which [Read More]

A common question people ask is whether or not there is any scientific research behind binaural beats. In short, yes, there has been a fair amount of research over the [Read More]

Visualization is the formation of an object or scenario in your mind through use of your imagination. And creative visualization can help you create a mental picture of an outcome [Read More]

Theta binaural beats are essentially sound waves with a frequency that resonates in the theta range. The frequency range is considered to be 4-8 hertz, but often cited as 4-7 [Read More]

Scientists have recently discovered that many mental functions are heightened when endorphins released within the brain are exposed to alpha and theta binaural beat arrangements. Research has shown that endorphins [Read More]

Although binaural beats entrain the brain, which essentially means there is nothing you need to do except slip on your headphones and relax, there are a few practical things you [Read More]

There are many different types of binaural beats programs, each created to entrain the brain to a particular state. The result depends on the frequency of the track, which usually [Read More]

I have been making binaural beats for nearly a year now, and if you want to hear how I have been getting on you can listen to the recording I [Read More]

First let’s understand how isochronic tones work, and how they differ from their binaural beats cousin. Isochronic tones have a pulsating sound. This is because the tone is being turned [Read More]