Binaural Beats & Sound Therapy

Headphones recommended • Low volume

Idle • Ready
Manual step or Auto-play available
Install App

Presets

Settings

10 Session Length (minutes)
0.6 Effects Intensity (volume)

SoundScape Layer Effects

SoundScape Layer Effects Explained

Each layer adds a unique texture to the soundscape, designed to influence your brain state in a specific way. Combine them to create your perfect session.

Isochronic Gating
Method: This effect uses a single tone that is rapidly turned on and off in a precise, rhythmic pattern. Unlike binaural beats, headphones are not required to perceive the effect.
Intended Effect: The sharp contrast between sound and silence provides a very strong and effective stimulus for the brain, making it a potent form of brainwave entrainment for guiding the mind to target states like focus or relaxation.
Pink Noise
Method: A sound spectrum with equal energy per octave, making it sound deeper and more balanced than white noise. It's common in natural sounds like waterfalls or steady rain.
Intended Effect: Masks jarring background noises to improve focus and create a stable auditory environment for sleep or meditation. The brain perceives it as a non-threatening, constant sound, reducing reactivity and promoting calmness.
3D Wind Effect
Method: A synthesized wind sound created by filtering pink noise and modulating its volume and stereo position (panning left and right).
Intended Effect: Creates a dynamic, immersive sense of open space. This engages the brain's spatial hearing, which can reduce feelings of anxiety or confinement and promote a state of calm relaxation.
6 BPM Shamanic Drum
Method: A deep, resonant drumbeat with a very slow, steady rhythm of 6 beats per minute (0.1 Hz). The tone is rich in low frequencies.
Intended Effect: This powerful, grounding rhythm is designed to guide the mind into a deep, trance-like meditative state. Its frequency falls within the deep Delta brainwave range, associated with profound relaxation and access to subconscious states (Theta waves).
Distant Singing Bowl
Method: The sound of a Tibetan singing bowl, characterized by a fundamental tone and a rich spectrum of harmonic overtones. Reverb is used to create a sense of distance and space.
Intended Effect: The complex, resonant harmonics help to quiet internal mental chatter and promote mindfulness. The sound captures attention gently, guiding the brain toward a state of calm alertness associated with Alpha brainwaves (8-12 Hz).
Glymphatic Pulse
Method: A very deep, slowly pulsing binaural beat that operates in the low Delta brainwave range (0.5-2 Hz), mimicking the slow-wave oscillations that occur during deep sleep.
Intended Effect: Aims to support the brain's natural deep sleep processes. This includes the glymphatic system, the brain's unique cleaning mechanism that is most active during deep, restorative sleep.
Falling Brain Pulse
Method: A synthesized tone that slowly sweeps downwards in frequency over a 15-second cycle, moving from 55Hz down to 20Hz.
Intended Effect: Designed to guide the mind from a state of high-frequency activity (Gamma/high-Beta) down towards a more focused, less agitated state (mid-Beta). This auditory "downshifting" can help reduce mental clutter and ease into a state of relaxed concentration.

How to use

Step through stages manually or use auto-play. Each stage gradually changes sound parameters for a smooth experience.

Stages

  1. Grounding — deep hum, slow breath
  2. Energetic — nerve-tingle textures
  3. Focus — clarity, midband polish
  4. Intuitive — alpha/theta focus
  5. Bliss — harmonic bloom

Safety

Start at low volume. Stop if you feel discomfort. Not for use while driving or operating machinery.

Install as an App

For quick offline access, you can install this soundscape generator on your device. This adds an icon to your home screen or desktop, just like a native app.

  • Desktop (Chrome, Edge): Click the three-dot menu icon ( ) in the top-right corner, open the 'Save and Share' submenu, and then click 'Install...'. On some versions, you might see an install icon directly in the address bar.
  • iPhone / iPad (Safari): Tap the 'Share' icon ( ), then scroll down and select 'Add to Home Screen'.
  • Android (Chrome): Tap the three-dot menu icon ( ), then select 'Install app' or 'Add to Home screen'.

About This Soundscape

What are Binaural Beats and Sound Therapy?

This app is an immersive binaural beat soundscape designed to guide your mind into various states of consciousness. By playing two slightly different frequencies in each ear, it creates an auditory illusion that the brain perceives as a third tone—the binaural beat. This process, known as brainwave entrainment, can influence your mental state to help you relax, focus, or even fall asleep.

The Stages of Sound and Their Effects

Each stage of this soundscape is carefully engineered to produce a different mental effect, building on the previous one. The combination of subtle sound effects and binaural beats work together to gently shift your focus and awareness.

  • Grounding: A deep, resonant hum combined with a slow beat helps quiet your mind and anchor your awareness in your body. It is ideal for starting a session of mindfulness or meditation.
  • Energetic: A slightly higher frequency hum and pulsing beat create a stimulating sensation, designed to promote a sense of vitality and awaken your nervous system.
  • Focus: The sound focuses on mid-range frequencies and beats that are associated with improved concentration and mental clarity, making it a great tool for focus during work or study.
  • Intuitive: The soundscape shifts to the alpha and theta brainwave range, which are linked to deep relaxation, creativity and accessing the subconscious mind. This is the stage for introspection and meditative states.
  • Bliss: A finale of complex, harmonic tones that create a full sound. This stage aims to evoke a sense of peacefulness, harmony, and overall well-being.

Use Cases & Benefits

This soundscape is a versatile tool for personal mental wellness. It can be used for:

  • Meditation and mindfulness practices
  • Relaxation and stress reduction
  • Enhancing focus and concentration during work or study sessions
  • Boosting creativity and intuition
  • Preparing for sleep or deep rest

The effectiveness of these sounds can vary by individual. Experiment with different session lengths and intensity levels to find what works best for you.