@@4xking Considering that you’re conscious of the potential benefits you can get from binaural beats(if you’re consistent) I’m assuming you’re also aware of Chromotherapy? Is that why you chose green? Now that I’m thinking about it I might be reaching lol
BRILLIANT video, so clear and easy to understand... thank you! Could you PLEASE make one on how to make Solfeggio frequencies in Logic? There are no videos on the internet for this (for Logic)! Yours would be the first! Many thanks :) xxx
thank you so much! I've been looking for this for so long!! I can't believe I didn't find you until now! super clear instructions, and perfect first video! can't wait to try it!
Feel free to share it with me if you’re on Instagram! @4xKing247. I haven’t been utilizing it much lately I’ve been making other styles of beats so I’d love to hear what you do
Hi there. Thank you for this really easy to follow, but very informative video. I’m new to Binaural Beats. The thought of making your own is pretty cool as I find BB really helps my ADHD. I have some questions and please excuse me if I am stating the obvious - as I said, I’m still getting my head around BB (no pun intended!) 1. When you said at the beginning “this ear has 200 hertz and my right ear has 204 hertz” - does that mean it doesn’t matter how high or low the frequencies may be - it’s all in the difference between the two ears? 2. If you are creating your own ‘music’ to this - would you just compose around these two audio files and say the other tracks ‘drowned out’ the L and R audio - would that matter to the efficacy of what binaural beat effect you are trying to achieve? 3. Can you use any instrumentation or would certain types perhaps ‘ruin’ the efficacy of the binaural beats? eg. a piano / strings compared to a sine wave synth or distorted drums? And last but not least: 4. Could you swap over the frequencies from L - R as the track went on; eg 204Hz in the left ear and 200Hz in the right ear or would that be pointless? Thanks in advance if you are able to respond as I appreciate I have asked a lot of questions, but regardless, nice one for creating this video for everyone to watch!
Thank you for watching and for these interesting questions. I’ll start off by saying I’m not an expert on the subject by any means but I’ll still try to answer to the best of my ability. 1) I have read that the frequencies should be less than 1000 hertz but what matters is the difference. So in theory 204 vs 200 is the same as 904 vs 900 but they will have a different sound to them and you might find one more pleasant. 2) If you add music to it, yes the tones will be drowned out but I can’t speak on how that effects it’s efficacy. It is just more subtle and most people will probably find it easier to listen if there is music with the tones. I think you should experiment with and without music and see which you prefer! 3) I think this is also a matter of preference. But some instruments are stronger in certain frequencies, especially based on which octave you play them in. There is something called and EQ in Logic (and other DAWs) and it will show you which frequencies are being played. So if you use a pair of frequencies that are less than 200 hertz, maybe don’t add too much low end sounds that are also around 200 hertz or less. Once again that’s worth experimenting with to see how it feels for you. 4) I think swapping the sides would be cool to experiment with. Overall I would say: Keep the frequencies less than 1000 hertz and look up the frequency difference you want based on the effects you desire. Other than that I would just keep experimenting and see what you like the best.
Hi, Thanks for this! Wondering if you got knowledge ie how to get the different waves? To create for example Theta can I make 100 hz and 106, and for Gamma can I make 100 hz and 115 hz for instance - or will this change? Any lists or something available?
Hey so I use that picture I showed early in the video to determine which frequencies, but when I look up other sources they can shift slightly. I would just do a Google image search for: binaural beat frequency guide and I would just find one that you like
Thank you. I did this in Logic which is a thing called a DAW that only works on Apple computers, so if you have one you can look up Logic in the App Store. If you don’t have an Apple computer you can get another DAW like FL Studio, Ableton, or something else but I’m not sure how to make binaural beats on those.
I made the video yesterday and it has been uploading all night and made no progress. I don't know what is wrong but when I figure it out I will let you know when it is up
Si quiero añadir sonido de lluvia o piano ? Debo añadir el sonido de lluvia en el frack 1 y también en el track 2 o con añadir ese sonido de lluvia en uno de los tracks es suficiente ?
Tengo un otro video que explique cómo añadir otros sonidos. Solo necesitas crear un nuevo track de audio y poner tu sonido de lluvia. O crear un track de midi y tocar el piano. Ojalá este ayude. Buenas suerte.
Can I ask - if the actual frequencies aren´t in the Solfeggio or healing range themselves, i.e. 432hz, does this have an impact on how healing they are in a binaural setting? If that makes sense? xxx
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This is hella interesting! Did not know about this. Thanks for sharing!
This was exactly what I've been looking for. Great explanation and flow of the process. Much appreciated!!!
By the way when I put it in stereo it may be better as mono. I’m not too sure about the differences though
@@4xking no matter. I can play around in production. Seriously though, you've helped open the doors for me
Hi men do you produce binaural beats???
@@lecive_tony sure can
This was so informative and helpful! - Thank you. Very rare these days to find content so direct and detailed
Amazing tutorial simple and straight to the point thank you king
Really cool… well explained, short video and on point! Thx a lot 🙏
Immediately noticed the green in your room 🔥🔥 This man is BASED
Lmao why is the green based?
@@4xking Considering that you’re conscious of the potential benefits you can get from binaural beats(if you’re consistent) I’m assuming you’re also aware of Chromotherapy? Is that why you chose green? Now that I’m thinking about it I might be reaching lol
ive been looking for one on logic for a while now, thank you so much!
YOU'VE DONE IT MY SON YOU'VE DONE IT AND YOU HAVE RETURNED WITH THIS BOON FOR ALL OF US TO SEE
BRILLIANT video, so clear and easy to understand... thank you! Could you PLEASE make one on how to make Solfeggio frequencies in Logic? There are no videos on the internet for this (for Logic)! Yours would be the first! Many thanks :) xxx
I start some binaural music.... With solfegio
Sure I’ll try to make that this week and then I think I’ll change topics!
@@4xkingdo what you love and you’ll attract the people ❤ we’re rooting for you ❤
thank you so much! I've been looking for this for so long!! I can't believe I didn't find you until now! super clear instructions, and perfect first video! can't wait to try it!
Thanks for watching feel free to show me what you make if you use Instagram! @4xKing247
Thanks so much for sharing! This was exactly what I was looking for.
This is awesome! Thinking about doing something this week to utilize this! Going to try and come up with some cool chord progressions!😀
Feel free to share it with me if you’re on Instagram! @4xKing247. I haven’t been utilizing it much lately I’ve been making other styles of beats so I’d love to hear what you do
Amazing. Thank you for taking the time to create and share this!
Your content is actually fantastic
I start produce some binaural beats
Thank you so much
Thanks for sharing this video! It worked perfectly and will level up my meditiations;-)
You’re very welcome!
This was great. I needed this.
I’m glad to hear it. Good luck!
This is awesome thanks dude 🙌🏽💫
Thanks a lot this is the best video on youtube straight to the point! awesome
Hi there. Thank you for this really easy to follow, but very informative video. I’m new to Binaural Beats. The thought of making your own is pretty cool as I find BB really helps my ADHD. I have some questions and please excuse me if I am stating the obvious - as I said, I’m still getting my head around BB (no pun intended!)
1. When you said at the beginning “this ear has 200 hertz and my right ear has 204 hertz” - does that mean it doesn’t matter how high or low the frequencies may be - it’s all in the difference between the two ears?
2. If you are creating your own ‘music’ to this - would you just compose around these two audio files and say the other tracks ‘drowned out’ the L and R audio - would that matter to the efficacy of what binaural beat effect you are trying to achieve?
3. Can you use any instrumentation or would certain types perhaps ‘ruin’ the efficacy of the binaural beats? eg. a piano / strings compared to a sine wave synth or distorted drums?
And last but not least:
4. Could you swap over the frequencies from L - R as the track went on; eg 204Hz in the left ear and 200Hz in the right ear or would that be pointless?
Thanks in advance if you are able to respond as I appreciate I have asked a lot of questions, but regardless, nice one for creating this video for everyone to watch!
Thank you for watching and for these interesting questions. I’ll start off by saying I’m not an expert on the subject by any means but I’ll still try to answer to the best of my ability.
1) I have read that the frequencies should be less than 1000 hertz but what matters is the difference. So in theory 204 vs 200 is the same as 904 vs 900 but they will have a different sound to them and you might find one more pleasant.
2) If you add music to it, yes the tones will be drowned out but I can’t speak on how that effects it’s efficacy. It is just more subtle and most people will probably find it easier to listen if there is music with the tones. I think you should experiment with and without music and see which you prefer!
3) I think this is also a matter of preference. But some instruments are stronger in certain frequencies, especially based on which octave you play them in. There is something called and EQ in Logic (and other DAWs) and it will show you which frequencies are being played. So if you use a pair of frequencies that are less than 200 hertz, maybe don’t add too much low end sounds that are also around 200 hertz or less. Once again that’s worth experimenting with to see how it feels for you.
4) I think swapping the sides would be cool to experiment with.
Overall I would say: Keep the frequencies less than 1000 hertz and look up the frequency difference you want based on the effects you desire. Other than that I would just keep experimenting and see what you like the best.
Super cool. Thank you!
You’re welcome!
thank you 👍🏼🔥👌👌
So helpful! Thank you so much 🤍
You’re welcome!
thanks
this was really helpful - thank you!!
Thank you for this man
You’re welcome!
This was super helpful! - Thank you
You’re welcome!
very helpful!
Hi,
Thanks for this!
Wondering if you got knowledge ie how to get the different waves?
To create for example Theta can I make 100 hz and 106, and for Gamma can I make 100 hz and 115 hz for instance - or will this change? Any lists or something available?
Hey so I use that picture I showed early in the video to determine which frequencies, but when I look up other sources they can shift slightly. I would just do a Google image search for: binaural beat frequency guide and I would just find one that you like
Thanks for a great knowledge, from where i can download the software
Thank you. I did this in Logic which is a thing called a DAW that only works on Apple computers, so if you have one you can look up Logic in the App Store. If you don’t have an Apple computer you can get another DAW like FL Studio, Ableton, or something else but I’m not sure how to make binaural beats on those.
Do you have vst from @quiet
seems like the popping lessens when you change the channel eq upwards of 370
i wouldnt mess with the eq cuz then you could change the frequency but im not sure
Ur a great teacher! Do u know how to make lofi
Can you make a video showing how to add in music?
Sure I’ve been putting off another video but I’ll try to make one tomorrow
I made the video yesterday and it has been uploading all night and made no progress. I don't know what is wrong but when I figure it out I will let you know when it is up
@@4xking okay cool thanks I appreciate it
I think the video finally uploaded so you check out my page and watch it!
Si quiero añadir sonido de lluvia o piano ? Debo añadir el sonido de lluvia en el frack 1 y también en el track 2 o con añadir ese sonido de lluvia en uno de los tracks es suficiente ?
Tengo un otro video que explique cómo añadir otros sonidos. Solo necesitas crear un nuevo track de audio y poner tu sonido de lluvia. O crear un track de midi y tocar el piano. Ojalá este ayude. Buenas suerte.
Can I ask - if the actual frequencies aren´t in the Solfeggio or healing range themselves, i.e. 432hz, does this have an impact on how healing they are in a binaural setting? If that makes sense? xxx
why is your audio so low?
Probably because my mic isn’t great and I didn’t level it well. I put closed captions on. That may help especially when the frequencies are playing