Binaural Beat Frequency question

[OmegaLaz]

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I am trying to integrate Binaurals into some of my recordings and I would like to know what the best combination of frequencies are for induction and over the course of a session. In general, what is the best way to utilize them throughout a full recording to include the wake up. It would be really nice to operate with some real data. I usually use Adobe Audition if anyone has any advice that is program-specific.

Thanks for your time,

Pete

[Calimore]

[RandomZero]

I'm rather new to binaurals myself, but hopefully this will help. As a rule, I've found the best results come from very low-end base tones, just above the bottom of the hearing range. A 30Hz tone, for example, seems more like I feel it in my skull than hear it; too low. 50Hz is audible on its own, but disappears under any other sound. 60Hz seems to be my magic bullet.

Also, as mentioned above, the effect is greatly enhanced if you vary the beat frequency gradually over time. I only have a very general picture of what frequencies to use, and I understand there's some variance from person to person, but I've had good luck starting at 80 over 60 (20Hz beat), then stepping down to 73/60, 69/60, 67/60, and finally 65/60 as we reach the last few minutes of the induction. I keep this beat throughout the payload, and it keeps my way-too-analytical mind out of the way.

Hope this helps.

[Calimore]

[MN_FriendlyGuy]

[LAhypnoboy]

Thank You All for the informative posts! I too was wondering about bin beat range...beta, theta. Awesome sharings!

[OmegaLaz]

I have learned a great deal from what you all have written...thank you.

Pete