Binaural beats - theta waves

[akenu]

I've made a binaural beat with the tone difference of 8Hz (528Hz in the left ear, 536Hz in the right ear). This should be enough to induce the deep meditative state.

Try it out and let me know (stereo headphones required):

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[FraterFraxinus]

Dude, mp3... really?
Look up how mp3 compression works and then consider again if you want your brain dealing with that.

 

[akenu]

Which one should I pick, then, ogg vorbis?

 

[Robert Ramsay]

Which one should I pick, then, ogg vorbis?

uncompressed WAV files

 

[Zzyzxd]

Which one should I pick, then, ogg vorbis?

WAV or FLAC

 

[akenu]

ok, here is the FLAC file:

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I have one more idea I will try and post later.

 

[Zzyzxd]

I used to make my own binaural beat meditations, and load them with subliminal messages.

 

[akenu]

I used to make my own binaural beat meditations, and load them with subliminal messages.

How would you get a message there, a subtle recording as a backdrop?

 

[Zzyzxd]

I used to do one layer that was low volume and barely audible, one that was slowed down a lot, one layer that was sped up, and one layer that was reversed, and would have them automated to rotate pan around the stereo field. I also would add other musical elements, isochronic tones and sound effects to mask the subliminals.

 

[AstralAllison]

I used to do one layer that was low volume and barely audible, one that was slowed down a lot, one layer that was sped up, and one layer that was reversed, and would have them automated to rotate pan around the stereo field. I also would add other musical elements, isochronic tones and sound effects to mask the subliminals.

What program do u use to do that? Any advice appreciated. I do advanced Hypnotherapy and would love to do this for some clients

 

[Zzyzxd]

What program do u use to do that? Any advice appreciated. I do advanced Hypnotherapy and would love to do this for some clients

I use an old version of StudioOne, which is now called Fender Studio, though any DAW will do the same job. ProTools is the most popular DAW and I have tried many different ones, StudioOne just fit my work flow. Reaper is a cheap and highly capable DAW, and Cakewalk is free though a little limited.

 

[akenu]

I believe Audacity could be enough for this particular case.