Maybe I missed something, but @2:54 you wanted to generate a 6hz frequency and you chose a 522hz track and a 534hz one, but wouldn't that be a 12hz generated frequency? According to the binaural beats explained chart @ 1:10. Just wondering! Awesome video and great info, though!
Yes! You're completely correct, I made that mistake and didn't realize until too late, thank you for noticing, I hope anyone who watches can read your comment and correct if need be. :) Have a good day!
@@xbakslash thanxs for this totural, i have just a question, for this 528h sounds with 6hz isochronic tones, you create 2 different tracks, first track 525hz and second track 531hz, in other videos from other people they do 528hz - 534hz per track and i see also 522hz - 528hz per track, and of course i'm comfused about that, is they wrong? or just another way to create 528h sounds with 6hzs isochronic , and sorry for my english
hey, I just wanted to mention you seem incredibly humble, and this was a very straightforward video. I’d love to know more, especially applying to my software, but even if this video didn’t help me do it right here right now, I still appreciate the human being that you seem to be, if there’s any chance they’d be interested in remote work as far as production goes definitely let me know and we could feel A little more over a conference call
Now I will be using Audacity a lot more. Used it to edit and clip out short meme sounds and audios I wanted to use in editing, but now I that I have seen that it can do binaural beats I am going to try to find frequencies to help me relax.
I use audacity for other things and never realized it has generators. Very cool. You've pointed me in the right direction to go learn more. I wish there were more videos about this topic where you gave more pointers on various types of brainwave entrainment and showed how to edit a soundtrack to add it.
Have you tried the sounds with headphones? The different frequencies given for left and right produce very little sound, even though the volume is turned down. So, for example, 522 Hz given to the left is less audible from the right earphone, and the same is true for the left. In this case, the sounds come out as 4 sounds from the right and left. It cannot be listened to like this. If you look at the binaural beats ready programs, the right earphone reflects a single hertz sound, while the left reflects a single hertz sound, and the sounds do not mix. Audacity does not reduce these sounds completely.
Brendan, love ur chill vibe, bruh. Wish I had it tbh. Dude, I'm broke but SO impressed with this vid & ur explicit step by step tute that I donated the min to ur channel ( something I've never done for any YTer ). Because of you, I have successfully ( & for the 1st time ever ), saved & stashed a 528 Hz bi-naural WAV file. Thx a LOT. I'm stoked & of course subscribed & gave you a thumb's up.
Nice that you are trying to help people with this topic, but if you just put it underneath a lot of other frequencies like you are advising do you actually know what you are doing and what effect it will have? Because there are a lot of other frequencies in the mix when you put it underneath music. Are you just neglecting these other frequencies? Your brain probably won’t 😅
Great information! Recently started learning how to make these, but there aren't many tutorials outside of binaural. Could you do a tutorial on creating solfeggio music?
Thanks, was very useful And i have a question, can we add any music on to it ( to cover frequency sound)? I mean that music has especial frequency too, is that harmful for brain to recieve many frequency at the same time?
But wouldn't 522 and 534 create a frequency difference of 12 and not 6. And how do we know that these sounds together will make up a frequency of 528. Is it really possible to create a soffegio frequency combined as a binaural beat.
I use a guitar tuner that shows hertz frequency. In my headphone if i mesure the left with my phone it shows 522, the right 534 and right in the midle, 528 so it works.
Thanks for explaining this phenomenon. I just got into all this a month ago and began meditating. Being a musician, I became curious about how it worked, and how to do it myself. I’m curious to hear what you have done with these tones. I will subscribe and check it out. Thank you for taking the time to explain it. 👍👍thank you - Benny - from Sky Cries Mary. 😊
The difference is 12 yes, sorry I did make the mistake, that would make that binaural beat alpha wave territory. The 528hz is the middle between those two frequencies, so when the frequencies bounce off each other left and right, they equalize at 528hz!
HI there, referring to one comment by @spence - (so the actual frequency doesn't matter it's just the discrepancy between the left and right ear that creates the different state?) - are you able to clarify this please? So setting a 528Hz frequency in one ear for example and 532Hz in the other ear, for 4Hz binaural beat would not be correct? If you have any referencing for this method I'd me most grateful as I have not come across this before. Thank you in advance, Lauren
I’ve been trying to create my own silent subliminals lately and I prefer them without anything audible but I also want to add theta waves, in this case if I use nyquist silent subliminal prompt on this theta wave track will it work?
Thank you for the video! I know that this is an older video but can you maybe explain what Amplitude to use ? And if it's makes any difference ? Thank you!
I think mp3 are typically larger than wav files ? But I’m not sure about quality I know I like waves cause they seem to work with more programs easier 🤷♂️
The two most popular uncompressed audio file formats are WAV and AIFF, both based on Pulse Code Modulation (PCM). Both WAV and AIFF can store high-resolution or CD-quality audio, but their approach to data storage differs slightly.
Great video! So when someone makes their old music into Hz music they just put one of those tones into the old tracks and turn the volume down very low? Hope that makes sense.
Sorry to ask,but are you an expert in binaural Beats.I ask because I would like to know if you can make binaural beats using only the vocal for the alpha brainwaves.please,if you do can you teach us?
So I was really interested in how those were being made too, and so with those they layer on certain instruments to create a melody like I normal song, but they are very smooth drawn out Melodies. The main instrument in there giving that smooth sound is a synth, or specifically a “modular synth”. I have one and can show it off in a future video!
@fineT558 I actually found that adding too much delay it ruins the beats (should have figured), so I dialed it back. But you definitely should be hearing a tone in the target frequency. Lowering the volume makes it more tolerable to listen to, but you also can't have it too low. Using base frequencies in 400 to 500 hz range probably works best to hear a humming noise. It becomes more of a tone/beep with the higher stuff.
@@beatsprogrammer you're blaming others for your own laziness? Wow! Sounds like you don't actually want to programme any sort of beat if others make you lazy. Over 20 in years in music and I've never ever heard someone say "a lazy story made them lazy" 😂🤦
Maybe I missed something, but @2:54 you wanted to generate a 6hz frequency and you chose a 522hz track and a 534hz one, but wouldn't that be a 12hz generated frequency? According to the binaural beats explained chart @ 1:10. Just wondering! Awesome video and great info, though!
Yes! You're completely correct, I made that mistake and didn't realize until too late, thank you for noticing, I hope anyone who watches can read your comment and correct if need be. :) Have a good day!
@@xbakslash thanxs for this totural, i have just a question, for this 528h sounds with 6hz isochronic tones, you create 2 different tracks, first track 525hz and second track 531hz, in other videos from other people they do 528hz - 534hz per track and i see also 522hz - 528hz per track, and of course i'm comfused about that, is they wrong? or just another way to create 528h sounds with 6hzs isochronic , and sorry for my english
@@xbakslashpin the comment to the top so people can see it 😉🙌🏻
@@xbakslash-_-
@@xbakslash I'm confused! So instead of 522 hz, and 534 hz, what numbers do we enter instead?
This was such a good, quick, and informative video. Hoping you have others about the next step in the process. Thanks.
i made one lower than root chakra, 228 x 229hz 0.1 amplitude, fits my pace perfectly for meditation before sleep. thanks
Thank You! Clear and short sweet instructions. Hope your channel grows well. Namaste.
Brendan, Could you create a video where you can demonstrate how you are combining the beats with music? Thank you!
hey, I just wanted to mention you seem incredibly humble, and this was a very straightforward video. I’d love to know more, especially applying to my software, but even if this video didn’t help me do it right here right now, I still appreciate the human being that you seem to be, if there’s any chance they’d be interested in remote work as far as production goes definitely let me know and we could feel A little more over a conference call
Now I will be using Audacity a lot more. Used it to edit and clip out short meme sounds and audios I wanted to use in editing, but now I that I have seen that it can do binaural beats I am going to try to find frequencies to help me relax.
I use audacity for other things and never realized it has generators. Very cool. You've pointed me in the right direction to go learn more. I wish there were more videos about this topic where you gave more pointers on various types of brainwave entrainment and showed how to edit a soundtrack to add it.
You have to use slower / lower waves. No point using modified 528 Hz. You want to create the effect in a much calmer state.
so stick to lower numbers like 20 and 14 to get the 6hz?
@@fineT558 Your aim should be between 7 and 8 Hz. And yes you want to keep your frequencies under 100 Hz each.
thank you @@mindennapiangol
DUDE thank you so much for this!
thanks dude i didnt know about this solfeggio thats awesome
Thanks for the video man, this is such cool stuff.
Have you tried the sounds with headphones? The different frequencies given for left and right produce very little sound, even though the volume is turned down. So, for example, 522 Hz given to the left is less audible from the right earphone, and the same is true for the left. In this case, the sounds come out as 4 sounds from the right and left. It cannot be listened to like this. If you look at the binaural beats ready programs, the right earphone reflects a single hertz sound, while the left reflects a single hertz sound, and the sounds do not mix. Audacity does not reduce these sounds completely.
Brendan, love ur chill vibe, bruh. Wish I had it tbh.
Dude, I'm broke but SO impressed with this vid & ur explicit step by step tute that I donated the min to ur channel ( something I've never done for any YTer ).
Because of you, I have successfully ( & for the 1st time ever ), saved & stashed a 528 Hz bi-naural WAV file. Thx a LOT. I'm stoked & of course subscribed & gave you a thumb's up.
Thanks for the Explanation! Quick and fast :)
AMAZING, great job!!!!!!!!!!
This explained the concept to me better than any other video. Mahalo nui loa.
exactly what I was looking for. Subbed!
How do you calculate the frequency difference
This is a very interesting useful informative video! Thanks for sharing this video!
thank you for this video man!
Thank you! That was explained really well.
Amazing content. Thank you so much. Please show us more like this
Super interesting and important. You just bring more info than I was expecting.
Thank you for this.
Thank you for your efforts !!
Thank you! Thank you a lot!
Nice man thanks!
Nice that you are trying to help people with this topic, but if you just put it underneath a lot of other frequencies like you are advising do you actually know what you are doing and what effect it will have? Because there are a lot of other frequencies in the mix when you put it underneath music. Are you just neglecting these other frequencies? Your brain probably won’t 😅
I thought the same thing. I would least use an EQ to carve out a little space for the tone.
Thank you so much.
Thank you, so much for this!
thanks bro, this was most informative. will weave those basics into my next projects. much love. rock on
Great information! Recently started learning how to make these, but there aren't many tutorials outside of binaural. Could you do a tutorial on creating solfeggio music?
Yes I will try! Thank you!
informative brief! thanks man
Thanks, was very useful
And i have a question, can we add any music on to it ( to cover frequency sound)?
I mean that music has especial frequency too, is that harmful for brain to recieve many frequency at the same time?
so the actual frequency doesn't matter it's just the discrepancy between the left and right ear that creates the different state?
I think you would want to choose a solfeggio frequency as a base frequency. The author used 528Hz in this case.
That's my question as well
I think lower numbers like 100 hz but idk
Thank you so much it was so helpful ❤
Very helpful, thanks - if you could do a follow up video on how you add these to music tracks that would be fantastic. Cheers!
So do you know how to layer rain or music over the top or where to get that
Thank you, this was great!
Wanna learn more about this... are there any basic tutorials or people who break this down even more? for beginingers?
Thank you so much!
Glad it helped!
But wouldn't 522 and 534 create a frequency difference of 12 and not 6. And how do we know that these sounds together will make up a frequency of 528. Is it really possible to create a soffegio frequency combined as a binaural beat.
I use a guitar tuner that shows hertz frequency. In my headphone if i mesure the left with my phone it shows 522, the right 534 and right in the midle, 528 so it works.
@@glehenkellian1447 Awesome! Thank you for letting me know!
Thanks for explaining this phenomenon. I just got into all this a month ago and began meditating. Being a musician, I became curious about how it worked, and how to do it myself. I’m curious to hear what you have done with these tones. I will subscribe and check it out. Thank you for taking the time to explain it. 👍👍thank you - Benny - from Sky Cries Mary. 😊
Amazing ❤ Thank you 🙏🏻
Wait, did I miss something? The two tones you generated were 522hz and 534hz. That would generate 12hz instead of 6hz. Where does the 528hz come in?
The difference is 12 yes, sorry I did make the mistake, that would make that binaural beat alpha wave territory. The 528hz is the middle between those two frequencies, so when the frequencies bounce off each other left and right, they equalize at 528hz!
@@xbakslash Oh hm, very interesting. I've been trying to find resources to understand this more. Thank you for your response!
I thought the same bro ....😅
@@TheRoshanrockzzz I'm a girl, but yeah, I was really confused. I'm glad he responded though.
@@AniWho268 yes that's in Alpha
528 Hz is tone C and A tuned 432 Hz
Solid video. Commenting to just boost your Al Gore Rhythm ✌
thanks for this!
HI there, referring to one comment by @spence - (so the actual frequency doesn't matter it's just the discrepancy between the left and right ear that creates the different state?) - are you able to clarify this please? So setting a 528Hz frequency in one ear for example and 532Hz in the other ear, for 4Hz binaural beat would not be correct? If you have any referencing for this method I'd me most grateful as I have not come across this before. Thank you in advance, Lauren
I read that the frequency difference should be above 4 for it to make a difference. maybe why he showed us 6.
I’ve been trying to create my own silent subliminals lately and I prefer them without anything audible but I also want to add theta waves, in this case if I use nyquist silent subliminal prompt on this theta wave track will it work?
I made in under one minute, beepbox helped me
Thx
Love the info here, however, the difference betweeen the 2 tones would be 12hz... So would that not make it in the Alpha range?
If you are aiming for 528hz -6(Thetha) wouldn´t it be 528hz in one ear and 522hz in the other and the brain fills in the 6hz difference?
Thank you so much
Thank you!!
Interesting thanks for sharing
I try to make this but everything I try the frequency stays the same number as the other mino track. Noth tracks stay the same frequency...frustrating
Bro what camera do u use?
Hey , thank you for this! How do we layer music or sounds over the tones?
Interesting.
Great information, maybe show on screen the error that it is in Alpha. I watched this for the Isochronic Tones, which was never explained.
THANKYOU!!
Thank you :)
Can you show how i can create 777hz frequency?
THANK YOU
Thank you
Thank you for the video! I know that this is an older video but can you maybe explain what Amplitude to use ? And if it's makes any difference ? Thank you!
I think mp3 are typically larger than wav files ? But I’m not sure about quality I know I like waves cause they seem to work with more programs easier 🤷♂️
right? i was under the impression wav files are compressed.. something like that
The two most popular uncompressed audio file formats are WAV and AIFF, both based on Pulse Code Modulation (PCM). Both WAV and AIFF can store high-resolution or CD-quality audio, but their approach to data storage differs slightly.
Wait if you have 522 Hz and 534 Hz the difference is 12 not 8, so you end up with an alpha waves, right?
Yes! That is correct, I did make that mistake in the video thank you for recognizing so everyone else can see!
is it good for the brain
Thanks bro im a new producer can u do this with vocals like singing n rapn??
Then you post TH-cam what that frequency does. Cool. Audacity. Frequency created. Now how do you play it on TH-cam?
How do u use it in a DAW like Ableton because it exports in a specific frequency
I know you can change the hz in the settings of abelton but what i wonder is in what bpm should It be to ?
how do i extend the sound. it only does 30 sec?
Great video, do you know if there are any particular frequencies that can be used to get attention/make things vibrate a lot?
beta,gamma, and alpha help with helping you pay attenion
Cheers lad
I can’t get this to open or run on my Chromebook or iPad
where does the sound play, please share timestamp ?
Great video! So when someone makes their old music into Hz music they just put one of those tones into the old tracks and turn the volume down very low? Hope that makes sense.
Also do you know where we can make solfeggio frequencies as well?
Have a doof doof rave, add audio files to your dance music and then you can dance your arse off and get healthy at the same time!
Sorry to ask,but are you an expert in binaural Beats.I ask because I would like to know if you can make binaural beats using only the vocal for the alpha brainwaves.please,if you do can you teach us?
Do you have a discord?
Super bummed, the software won’t load on my Mac.
it works for me and i have a Mac, did u try the lastest version?
How can one contact you through email? I’d like you to teach me this if you have time to work with someone. Thank you 🙏🏾
I use audacity for my videos.
💜
Wow! Very easy. Do you have a video to show how to add the zen type of music.
Would imagine just mix it in.
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ví dụ kênh Meditative Mind
So I was really interested in how those were being made too, and so with those they layer on certain instruments to create a melody like I normal song, but they are very smooth drawn out Melodies. The main instrument in there giving that smooth sound is a synth, or specifically a “modular synth”. I have one and can show it off in a future video!
Do people really use this under audio?
So we learned how to create the annoying part, when can you teach to create the rest so is nicer and can be listened? :D
Layer and lower the audio volume, plus add reverb/delay. That's how I do it.
Isn't all you are supposed to hear is a humming sound? @@Bethany1989
@fineT558 I actually found that adding too much delay it ruins the beats (should have figured), so I dialed it back. But you definitely should be hearing a tone in the target frequency. Lowering the volume makes it more tolerable to listen to, but you also can't have it too low. Using base frequencies in 400 to 500 hz range probably works best to hear a humming noise. It becomes more of a tone/beep with the higher stuff.
King
can you be like anymore humble? 🥰
Please Improve STORYTELLING!!
The ability to tell a story is a skill, skills take time, practice and understanding.
You've come here for a tutorial not story time.
@@TobyWanKenobiTWK I am lazy a lot After watching your lazy storytelling I became 100000x more lazy. But anyway It was just a suggestion my bro!
@@beatsprogrammer you're blaming others for your own laziness? Wow! Sounds like you don't actually want to programme any sort of beat if others make you lazy. Over 20 in years in music and I've never ever heard someone say "a lazy story made them lazy" 😂🤦
This was helpful but not helpful. It would be nice to understand how to add music I would like to listen to.
Errmmm … why not use GNAural?
Does all the hard work for you.
Kudos
Thanks!
Thanks a lot man!