Frequencies

Every night has
its own tone.

Each release is built around one frequency. Here is what you hear and how to listen. It is music to relax to — not a medical treatment.

432 Hz

Music tuned slightly lower than the usual 440 Hz concert pitch. Many listeners find it rounder and softer.

How to listen: Any speaker or headphones, low volume.

432 Hz

Listen in 432 Hz Deep Sleep

Solfeggio

A scale of old tones, from a deep 174 Hz hum to a bright 963 Hz shimmer. Each release is built around one of them.

How to listen: Speakers or headphones; let the tone sit underneath the music.

174 Hz285 Hz396 Hz528 Hz639 Hz741 Hz852 Hz963 Hz

Listen in Solfeggio

Delta

A binaural beat: two tones a few hertz apart, one in each ear, heard together as a very slow pulse.

How to listen: Headphones are needed for the binaural effect.

Delta 2 HzDelta 4 Hz

Listen in Delta Waves

Theta

A slightly faster binaural pulse for dreamy, drifting listening and long meditations.

How to listen: Headphones, eyes closed.

Theta 6 Hz

Listen in Theta Dreams

Alpha

The lightest pulse of the set, for winding down, reading or a quiet evening before bed.

How to listen: Headphones, low volume.

Alpha 10 Hz

Listen in Calm Mind