I’m developing a new range of mind music tracks which, depending on the listener, may provide a more soothing alternative to isochronic tones and binaural beats, and some additional brainwave entrainment filters for an enhanced effect. To begin with, these new tracks will be featured exclusively on the Mind Amend YouTube channel.. What’s the difference […]
Mind Music – Amplitude Modulation Effects and How They Work Read More »
Binaural beats and isochronic tones are two different methods of producing brainwave entrainment, with audio and repetitive beats. They are both used to stimulate and influence your brain’s electrical activity, and guide you to specific and more desired mental states. In this post I’m going to highlight the key differences between binaural beats vs isochronic tones,
Binaural Beats Vs Isochronic Tones Read More »
Isochronic tones are a fast and effective audio-based way to stimulate your brain. Among many benefits, they can help improve focus, relaxation, energy levels, sleep and more, without taking drugs or needing any special equipment. What isochronic tones essentially do, is guide your dominant brainwave activity to a different frequency while you are listening to
How Do Isochronic Tones Work? The Benefits and the Research Read More »
When using brainwave entrainment stimulation, the SMR (Sensorimotor Rhythm) frequency range between 12-15Hz has many different potential benefits. #1 – Reduce feelings of anxiety and stress When you are experiencing feelings of anxiety and stress, you will usually be producing an elevated amount of higher beta activity, between 20-30Hz or higher. Listening to the SMR frequencies
6 Benefits on Increasing SMR (12-15Hz) Brainwave Activity Read More »
A common question I’m often asked is: ‘how come it’s possible to hear such low frequencies, because humans aren’t supposed to be able to hear below 20Hz?’ Similarly…’will I be able to hear the 10Hz tones, as the spec on my headphones/speakers says they only work in the 20-20000Hz range?’ They are both good questions,
How Can Humans Hear Frequencies Below 20Hz? Read More »
Your brain continually produces electrical activity, even when you are asleep. Neurologists found that this activity can be recorded in the form of brainwave patterns, also known as ‘brainwaves’. Many scientific studies have shown that the brainwave activity in the brain can be influenced and corrected when it is stimulated with specific beats and tones.
How Brainwave Entrainment Works Read More »
Binaural Beats are created by sending a different tone into each ear. The tones are mixed together ‘inside’ your head by your brain, resulting in a pulse also called a ‘beat’. So as an example, you might send a frequency of 200hz into your left ear, and 190hz into the right. This would create a
How Binaural Beats Work Read More »
The Theta brainwave state ranges between 4 – 8 Hz, and is usually experienced during light sleep or extreme relaxation. Deep Relaxation and Meditation With practice and experience, it is possible to reach the Theta state through meditation, but you can speed up this process with Mind Amend’s brain entrainment programs.
Theta Brainwaves Frequency Guide Read More »
Gamma waves function at the highest and fastest range in the brain at 40+ Hz. Inspired Thinking and Increased Concentration The Gamma state is experienced during super high levels of focus, and periods of peak cognitive functioning. Stimulating Gamma waves can also help induce an intense state of energy, and mind alertness.
Gamma Brainwaves Frequency Guide Read More »
Delta waves are the slowest of all brainwave frequencies and range between 1 – 4 Hz. If your dominant brainwave frequency is Delta you are in a deep sleep. For Healing and Sleep It’s during this deep Delta state that your body does it’s best healing and replenishes itself. Which is why it’s so important
Delta Brainwaves Frequency Guide Read More »
Your Different Mental States, Measured By Your Brainwave Frequency Through the advancement of neurological research, we are now able to accurately identify what frequency ranges our brainwaves are in, during certain mental states. For example: Gamma 40+ Hz is experienced during extreme alertness, high energy and times of intense focus. Beta’ 12hz – 40hz, is
Brainwave Frequencies Guide Read More »
Beta 12hz – 40hz, is the most common mental state for most of us when we are awake during the day. However, many people don’t experience enough Beta activity in their brain, which can cause emotional or mental disorders such as depression, ADD and insomnia. Brain Health Booster Stimulating Beta activity can improve emotional stability,
Beta Brainwaves Frequency Guide Read More »
