195Hz
195Hz
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Two nearby tones—one per ear—create a slow pulse equal to their difference. Use that pulse to support focus, calm, or sleep.
Practical guidelines for safe, effective sessions—covering headphones, volume, and session duration for focus, relaxation, and sleep.
Choose closed-back, well-sealed headphones with a clear stereo image (20 Hz–20 kHz response). A good seal and channel separation are critical for accurate binaural perception.
Aim for ~50–70% device volume to reduce fatigue and protect hearing. Avoid clipping; if you need it louder, lower the carrier volume instead of boosting system gain.
Listen for 20–30 minutes per session. For longer routines, add short breaks (2–5 minutes) to maintain attention and comfort while keeping entrainment consistent.
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Set both carrier and beat frequencies exactly as you like. Create sessions for focus, meditation, relaxation, or sleep with full precision.
Audio is generated in high resolution (48 kHz / 32-bit, with 96 kHz / 24-bit export). Perfect for everyday listening, research, or music projects.
Everything runs in your browser only. No tracking, no accounts, no ads—just a fast, distraction-free experience on desktop and mobile.
They synchronize neural oscillations by entraining thalamocortical rhythms.
Yes—up to 60 minutes per session is generally considered safe.
Delta frequencies help increase deep sleep quality with consistent use.
They ensure distinct tones reach each ear for the binaural effect.
Studio-quality generation, no login, entirely in-browser.
Yes, WAV format at 96 kHz / 24-bit is supported.
Alpha waves (8–12 Hz) are often used for relaxed focus, beta waves (14–18 Hz) for concentration, theta waves (4–7 Hz) for meditation, and delta waves (0.5–3 Hz) for deep sleep.
Yes, Binauro works in modern mobile browsers. For best results use wired or high-quality Bluetooth headphones to preserve the stereo separation.
Research suggests that certain beta and alpha frequencies may improve concentration, working memory, and cognitive performance during study sessions.
Curated links to peer-reviewed studies and reviews showing measurable effects of binaural beats on brain activity and outcomes like attention, anxiety, and pain. Short notes explain what each paper demonstrates and under which conditions.
22 studies; significant effects on memory/attention and anxiety. Longer sessions performed better.
PubMed/PMC mirrorSummarizes evidence that binaural beats modulate brain oscillations; notes variability across protocols.
Controlled trial showing changes in vigilance performance and mood under binaural beat stimulation.
HD-EEG shows frequency-specific cortical responses to binaural beats with trait moderators.
Theta binaural beats reduced pain intensity, stress, and analgesic use versus sham.
Randomized, placebo-controlled: lower anxiety and pain scores during prostate biopsy.
Neural evidence for cross-frequency connectivity from binaural beats; cortical entrainment is modest vs monaural.
Experimental work aligning with meta-analytic attention benefits under specific parameters.
Recent narrative/PRISMA-style summaries: positive signals across domains with protocol-sensitivity and mixed results noted.
PubMed/PMC mirrorERP evidence: consistent 6 Hz exposure over a month modulated event-related potentials, suggesting durable entrainment effects.