I have been doing the best binaural beats ‘virtual awards ceremony' for over 10 years now, under the name Binaural Beats Freak Awards.
The purpose is to help enthusiasts keep abreast of the latest and most effective binaural beats music, but also to provide a starting point for new users who are perhaps overwhelmed with choice and want some solid recommendations .
For the record: I own every product featured in the list and therefore each has been used by me for quite some time. The stores featured are reputable companies that have been in operation for a number of years, so you can rest assured there is a good level of customer service.
Additionally, I take into account user feedback I receive through the comments on my website and the emails I receive throughout the year.
Please note that no company can pay to be on this list or influence my recommendations.
To gain eligibility to the awards, a track must meet 4 specific requirements:
- Must be a high quality recording: 320 Kbps mp3 file, or a .wav file.
- 30 minutes or more in length.
- Have a specific use case that is well explained / has research behind (no outlandish claims).
- Good value for money.
The order of the list isn't entirely relevant, because each track is generally designed for a different purpose.
Best Binaural Beats Winners – 2024
1. Deep Meditation – BBM
> Click to visit Deep Meditation <
Deep Meditation is simply an amazing track. As a music enthusiast, I really appreciate the production quality of this track and the way the music is layered to engage the mind.
The track starts by leading you through a tunnel of serene, Eastern-inspired ohm breaths and subtle chimes.
As the track progresses it draws you deeper into your meditation by using abstract voice layering and surround-sound positioning to place ambient textures in different areas of your headspace – creating a 360 degree immersive experience.
If you meditate, or simply want something to close your eyes and get lost in to escape the noise of life for a while, this is a great companion for the perfect escape.
It's a sanctuary of calm and very immersive, which I find perfect for use on long journeys on trains and planes when I want to block out the distraction around me.
I must also mention the Earth Vibration track here, as that is equally compelling and part of the same BBM catalogue. Other favorites of mine are Theta Thunder, Abundance Meditation, and Flow State. This store has programs for everything from sleep and meditation to improving focus and brain power and relieving anxiety.
2. Deep Sleep – Ennora
Here's a natural remedy for all you insomniacs out there.
What I find about this track is that it numbs my mind.
Let's say I've been going all day at 100 kph and I need to bring my mind down a few notches and stop all the thoughts racing, I sit down, TV off, mobile on silent and put my headphones on.
Gradually my brain shifts into a daydream type state and I find myself winding down.
I then do my bedtime prep routine (clean teeth, wash face, change of clothes) and I'm good to sleep. You can listen in bed too, and while you sleep; though I'd suggest sleep phones or earpods for that.
What this composition does very well is combine soothing and hypnotic properties. It has these long, hypnotizing pads and dreamy textures that pull you into a deeply relaxing, dreamy world, all nestled on a bed of delta binaural beats frequencies.
They have another sleep track called Perfect Sleep, but I prefer Deep Dreams because it is less intense and more minimal, which I think is conducive to getting sleepy.
BBM and iAwake do sleep tracks too, so check those out if you want a variety to listen to.
3. Zen Focus – BBM
If you spend a lot of time working alone and sometimes find it difficult to zone in and be productive, Zen Focus is an effective way to get into the “Zen Zone”.
I often put this on loop while working on the computer, especially when I'm writing, like now.
The running water stream really draws your mind to center, and the piano and general natural ambience, along with the Alpha binaural beats waves, help you concentrate on what you are doing.
But what I most enjoy is the sense of mindfulness it brings. I find I'm really present when listening, and can truly engage in what I'm doing and not feel rushed to get it done or frustrated at it being boring or difficult.
This track provides an instant pathway to get in the right frame of mind to work.
Also check out Mindfulness Meditation and Flow State for similar use cases.
4. Crystal Clear Mind – Ennora
> Click to hear Crystal Clear Mind <
Another track to cure a troubled mind, Crystal Clear Mind is an Alpha state track that can be used for meditation or when working like Zen Focus above.
The sound design is pretty and has an indigenous feel to it that has made it one of my favorite tracks.
It has a beautiful Native American flute phrase laid over a quite a prominent binaural beats frequency track (hum), and a layer of forest ambience on the back.
Later on un the track, as the flute dissipates, wind chimes begin to tinkle naturally, as if blowing in the wind. These move subtly between speakers (panning slightly), creating a feeling of sitting outside surrounded by nature.
Throughout the track there is a simple sustained string that holds your attention and creates a hypnotic element that draws you into the track.
5. Abundance Meditation – BBM
> Click to hear Abundance Meditation <
This track combines binaural beats frequencies with subliminal affirmations that help unblock self-limiting behaviors around success and prosperity. BBM sell a number of these subliminal tracks in addition to their regular binaural beats catalogue.
Subliminal messaging, both audio and visual has been used by many brands and entities to manipulate the subconscious of the masses, and research shows (see the product page for some examples) it really does work.
But in this case we're using it for a good cause, and that is by using positive affirmations to reprogram the self-limiting beliefs held in our subconscious mind. These beliefs control our thought processes and behaviors, and ultimately our outcomes in life.
The subliminal affirmations play underneath a beautiful sound design that features a Bansuri flute, which is a side blown bamboo-based flute originating from the Indian subcontinent.
The flute intermittently drifts over warm pads and a lush soundscape that reminds me of the sun rising over a mountain range in Asia somewhere.
I love listening to the hour-long version while I work, simply as a piece of music and not necessarily for the binaural beats or subliminal affirmations.
Included in the download package is a 2-hour version of the silent subliminal messages (affirmations), which is of course silent. Over the last month I've seen some remarkable shifts in positive pathways opening up for me.
I recommend listening to this daily for 2 weeks plus. Over time you will see a shift to a more positive mindset that is open to attracting opportunity and prosperity into your life.
6. Journey to the Center of Self – iAwake
> Click here for Journey to the Center of Self <
We've all heard a story of a spiritual seeker who goes on a long quest for life-changing wisdom or an ancient secret, only to discover that what they were seeking was there within them, right from the start.
The reality is this: The answers we seek are within. The motivation, the confidence, the passion, the compassion we seek – it all resides within us.
And this is what this journey to the center of self is all about.
Based around a minimal sound design, the track is layered with a guided meditation by Joseph Kao, who invites you to open your heart and allow yourself to be exactly as you are in this moment.
Next, you'll begin to gently open up to the void, to who you are beneath all thoughts and beyond all concepts.
Finally, you'll be shown a way to release all mental representations that you may have of yourself as the “Big Self”, so that you can completely let go and break free from the story you live behind in daily life.
This is quite a ride, I can tell you, and a fantastic experience. The track is Theta based, so hugely relaxing by default, but interestingly combines short bursts of Gamma waves that stimulate epiphanies, heightened mental clarity, and spiritual awakenings.
You have to try this. iAwake has some really cool experimental programs that are worth checking out beyond just this one.
7. Memory Enhancer – BBM
> Click to see Memory Enhancer <
Memory Enhancer uses a Gamma frequency binaural beat at 40Hz, which is a frequency scientifically shown to help with memory improvement.
It is designed to aid in the prevention of memory decline and mild cognitive impairment as you age. If you keep losing your keys like I do, then this is probably a good program to add to your collection.
The music is pleasant with a strong melody throughout. If you like a classical feel to music (flute and piano) then this will appeal.
A quick heads up on this though: Do not listen to Memory Enhancer in the late afternoon or early evening, because the Gamma waves will cause wakefulness. I tend to listen before 2pm.
Additionally, if you're looking for a program to help with information retention while studying check out Super Brain Power on the same website.
8. Stress Release – Ennora
> Click here for Stress Release <
Classic Ennora style, which is usually a tad ethereal, Stress Release has a mystical edge to it that really carries you away to another place, which where stress is concerned, is a good thing.
This track acts almost like a rebirth of sorts that picks you up, dusts you down, soothes you and then releases you feeling as light as a feather.
What I like about this track is that it's not your run of the mill spa-type chill music, think elevators and hotel lobbies. It's deep and soothing and really takes you away.
It's simple on the surface, but once you lose yourself in the soundscape you notice all these gentle effects and alluring sounds as you fall deeper into the rabbit hole.
If you're looking for a program to release tension, stress and feelings of unease, this is a great choice.
9. Deep Delta – iAwake
Deep Delta track is an epic journey down into the depths of your mind. It has a real space travel type feel to it, this kind of epic but calm floating sensation takes over as you move through the galaxies.
You can feel the Delta entrainment very quickly as you slip into a trance.
It might not be the best place for newcomers to this type of music to start, as it's quite deep and intense and may take you to places you're not used to going.
I literally can't listen to this track in the daytime at all if I'm even a little tired, as I just start closing my eyes and get caught up in the journey.
If you're using binaural beats for sleep, then give this a go along with the other tracks for sleep mentioned above.
Enjoy the ride into the abyss!
10. Anxiety Release – BBM
> Click to hear Anxiety Release <
This is a hugely popular track and one you might read about elsewhere. As someone who struggled with anxiety in the past, and still does in some instances today, this is a wonderful, natural relief.
The music cleverly uses tentative organ-like keys and a soothing flute to gradually take your state of anxiety lower and lower, and then introduces strings that instill a confidence and ability to overcome the fear.
Underneath the soundscape your brain is relaxed by calming Theta waves, and then later in the track you are taken to a calmer, more assertive Alpha state – which gets you in the flow and ready to overcome your obstacle.
My anxiety is usually around forthcoming events, such as having to socialize in a big group, take an interview or exam, or even having to catch a flight before a holiday. Generally any big occasion can set my anxiety off.
During such times it's hard for me to settle my mind and sleep well, I feel uneasy and on-edge. Anxiety Release really helps bring me down a couple of notches and reorientate my mind in calmer pastures.
I picked this track because it's an obvious one for anxiety, given the title. But there are many more that help too, such as Theta Rain, Morning Meditation, Chill Pill, Wind Chimes, the list goes on. Generally speaking, Theta state tracks are great for tempering anxiety.
Special Mention Award
11. Spiritual Awakening – BBM
> Click to hear Spiritual Awakening <
I had to get this one in so I've created a special mention at the end of my list.
The composition on this track is fantastic. Imagine going trekking in the Amazon, coming to a clearing by a stream and sitting on a rock to meditate for a while.
The natural ambience of the forest, a reverberating hang drum, subtle bird calls and the sooting vibration of Theta binaural beats make this a beautiful track.
Is there a better way to connect with higher spiritual awareness? Probably, but I doubt it's legal – haha!
It just feels so liberating and one of my favorite tracks. It frees my mind from the physical world for a while and takes me to a place of oneness where I feel just content to just sit and be for a while.
With that in mind, it is best, in my opinion to be listened to as a seated meditation, or at least sitting in a chair with your eyes closed, or better still out in the garden or park.
Spiritual Awakening raises your vibration and puts you in tune with Mother Nature. This is a very special musical journey for connecting mind, body and soul with universal consciousness.
Also check out Love Meditation on the same site – another lovely track!
In Summary
This year the best binaural beats chart is dominated by the BinauralBeatsMeditation store brand. It really has grown into a special store over the last 10 years and a further 6 or so titles were added last year.
In addition, in 2021 the store started proving the raw binaural beats track with every program. By raw I mean the frequency track without the music, so it is just the naked tone. Some people may not like listening to this as it's quite an acquired taste, but it's certainly worth trying. The purists will enjoy the vibrations!
As standard, you also get 30-minute and 60-minute versions of each program.
Ennora scooped 3 spots on the chart this year and I still enjoy the tracks I bought from them a number of years ago. I'm hoping they will put out some new music in 2023.
iAwake takes two spots, and well deserved too. They continue to push boundaries by combining different frequencies and, while at times in the past the quality has been hit and miss, the more recent stuff is exciting and taking things to a new level.
A couple of stores have dropped off the list this year – not naming names – because they have become outdated and the quality doesn't compete with the three stores listed on this year's list.
Industry Trends
As an enthusiast, I've seen a definite shift in the past few years, with some of the older stores from the 90s and early 2000s unable to keep pace. Some have seemingly stopped trading. It's expect, though, after all, this is a niche area of healing music and it probably takes a lot of effort to run a small business with small margins.
The amateur YouTube productions in this space has slowed down considerably, The market has become saturated and the consumer isn't so easily fooled. The music churn farms from the Far East and Eastern Europe have out competed each other and views are diluted to the point that making money on advertising isn't as lucrative as it was 4-5 years ago. I welcome this trend, as much of it is misleading and simply doesn't do what it is supposed to.
The popularity of binaural beats has grown immensely, largely due to the growing body of research studies, not just on the effectiveness of brainwave entrainment on memory, anxiety and stress but on the power of therapeutic music in general to reduce pain, promote healing and well-being.
I hope you continue to enjoy this genre of music as much as I do.
Magda says
Hello. I am new to binaural beats and found BBM the other week and next i found your website and I was delighted to see you highly recommend them. Question – do you know anything about Inspire3 and their programs Żen12 and BrainEv? They seem really good to me but I don’t have any practical experience in this space . I’m a total beginner, have never used sound healing or meditated. I’ve been through a lot the last few years of my life , OCD during covid to chronic stress , bullying at workplace, anxiety and depression. I am on medication at the moment and slowly getting better but looking for natural ways to help reclaim my wellbeing and don’t know where to start . Would hugely appreciate your advice . Thanks so much in advance.
bbfreak says
Thank you for reaching out. It sounds like you’ve been through a lot, and it’s wonderful that you’re exploring natural ways to support your wellbeing.
BrainEv is quite old now and at 297$ a bit on the expensive side IMO. Zen12’s sessions are shorter (around 12 minutes), which may work well for people who have busy schedules. However, IMO, 12 minutes is too short for proper brainwave entrainment, at least it is if you’re after something deep and immersive.
BBM’s programs are good value, and you have the ability to tailor your listening schedule with a variety of programs rather than being locked into a system, unless that’s what you want.
All the best!
Lawrence
Magda says
Hi Lawrence,
Thank you so much for replying and offering your insights. I purchased a custom made 12 Pack from BBM as I had a discount code from James.
I got the following: Anxiety Release, Chill Pill, Zen Focus, Deep Meditation, Sound Asleep, Serotonin Boost, Positive Thinking, Subliminal Sleep, Mindfulness Meditation, Abundance Meditation, Money Mindset Meditation and Energy Express.
So I have got 3 questions now, if you don’t mind.
1. Am I supposed to start with let’s say 3 tracks a day 3×30 min and stick to the same tracks every day for let’s say 2 weeks before moving on to other tracks? Or can mix and match them (if they relate to the same category), e.g. Serotonin Boost/Anxiety Release /Positive Thinking/Deep Meditation – mix and match these every morning or use only one for 2 weeks? Same with afternoon – Zen Focus/Energy Express/Mindfulness Meditation – in the middle of the day while working (at a computer); Sound Asleep/Subliminal Sleep – mix and match or only 1 before bed for 2 weeks and then move to another sleep track? And can they be listened to while I am falling asleep and sleeping or does it have to be an hour or 2 before? I listened to Sound Asleep the last 2 nights and, to be honest, I could not sleep for the whole 2 h the track was playing. I don’t know, maybe I just need to get used to it.
2. I assume I can rotate the different versions of the same track every day – listen to just the beats with music one day, audible affirmations second day, subliminal affirmations third day?
3. Would you advise to stick purely to BBM tracks or enhance them with some other stuff like hypnosis tracks or something else?
I think that’s all.
I would be very grateful if you could help me with these, so that I can develop a routine for myself from next week.
Thanks a lot,
Magda
Matthew says
Hi,
Thanks for the post.
Regarding theta and delta frequencies:
For affirmations, would it more effective to be in the theta or delta state as you’re falling asleep?
From what I’ve read from various sources, it seems theta is more appropriate for manifestation and personal development/change.
But wouldn’t it make more sense to feed your affirmation to your consciousness at a deeper level, and therefore use a lower delta frequency?
BBM has a subliminal sleep pack which includes subliminal affirmations for sleep, using a delta frequency. I’m guessing you could replace these sleep based affirmations for another set of manifestation goals you’d like to achieve.
I’m wanting to use binaural beats + creating personal affirmations for manifestation while falling to sleep, and I’m trying to work out which would be more effective.
I was wondering if you could provide your thoughts on this. Thanks.
bbfreak says
For sleep, Delta is ideal. For manifestation, Theta is good, and for personal development/change, Theta or Alpha, depending on the intention. And that’s the thing, it can be subject dependent. However, where subliminal affirmations are used for personal development, the Alpha range is ideal because it promotes a relaxed yet focused state, making you more open to subliminal messaging. It also allows you to multitask, letting you listen while working, reading, or even walking, without disrupting your activities.
Margaret says
Do you happen to know the exact frequencies used in each of Ennora’s sessions? Unfortunately, the descriptions on the website do not give any details. Thank you very much, Margaret
bbfreak says
Sorry Margaret, I don’t off the top of my head. You can email them and ask, I’m sure they will give you the information.
Jami says
Hi! Thank you so much for sharing this info! I’m curious if you’ve heard of Evolutioner. It claims to be a brain healing compilation with a 12 minute duration. I’m wondering if your recommendations are as or more effective. Thanks!
bbfreak says
Hi Jami, never heard of it. However, scientifically speaking 12 minutes is a little short for a session to be wholly effective. Aim for 15+ minutes.
Jen says
Hi there. I am new to Binaural waves. I am a student and being ADHD, I need to have assistance to focus and concentrate. Question: do I need to sit and listen to the sounds on an ongoing basis while working, or should I only listen to it for a short while before I start working. Which is better in your opinion. Thanks very much.
bbfreak says
Hi Jen, listening while you are working would be preferable to help you maintain focus and flow, but you would likely also benefit from listening prior to a task.
Jen says
Thank you so much for your response. I really like your selection of best for 2024. Very helpful!!
Dave says
Great list! All new to me. I am still using an old beats track called Immrama Insight which takes you down to delta and uses a simple rainfall soundtrack. If you’re familiar with it, where would you rank it in terms of effectiveness for stress/sleep vs. your current top 10 list?
bbfreak says
Hi Dave, I haven’t used that one, but currently using Delta Sleep, which also using natural sounds: rain, wind, ocean waves. Really good. See it here: https://www.binauralbeatsmeditation.com/product/delta-sleep/
Dave says
which is better for sleep: Delta Sleep, Deep Sleep – Ennora, or Deep Delta – iAwake? Thanks!
bbfreak says
Overall I think Delta Sleep because of the value. You get 3 tracks.
Dave says
Thanks. In your experience, though which helps best with insomnia?
bbfreak says
I prefer the soft nature style tracks for falling asleep to. Probably Delta Sleep or Deep Delta. You should experiment until you find one that works well for me, because sound design is always a personal preference.
DAVE says
THANKS!
tayyab says
Thank you for your work,
I was wondering which one do you reckon is the most effective in memory, because I need help like memorising stuff and keeping information for a long time . To productive and not lose attention .
bbfreak says
Hi Tayyab, have at look at these ones:
https://www.binauralbeatsmeditation.com/product/super-brain-power/
https://www.binauralbeatsmeditation.com/product/memory-enhancer/
Stef says
Do you have any recommendation for beats which can help with reducing chronic stresslevels? Thank you
bbfreak says
Hi Stef, have a look at the Theta tracks here,and this Audio Serenity track
Stef says
Wow, there are many options. Thank you, Lawrence. I have already chillpill and abundance meditation. Which one sticks out for you when it comes to chronic stress?
bbfreak says
Hey Stef, no worries. I like the nature-based tracks for stress, like Theta Rain, Theta Thunder, Earth Vibration. I also like Sanctuary of Peace, Chill Pill of course.
bbfreak says
Hey Stef, no worries. I like the nature-based tracks for stress, like Theta Rain, Theta Thunder, Earth Vibration. I also like Sanctuary of Peace, Chill Pill of course.
Liviu says
Great article.
Are there any beats shown to help with anti-aging?
bbfreak says
Hi Liviu, yes, have a look at this one: https://www.binauralbeatsmeditation.com/product/fountain-of-youth/
DJ says
Do you have any top recommendations for products that fall slightly outside of the stated range, ie. they are less than 30 minutes or do not have a well-stated specific function?
bbfreak says
Hi DJ, not less than 30 minutes, because 15 minutes is a generally cited minimum so tracks tend to be longer than that, though you can always listen for 15 mins and then come back and listen later. In terms of broader function, while products usually have a specific goal/theme there is a lot of benefit overlap. For example, a Theta track designed for meditation could also be used for stimulating creativity and inspiration, or for general stress relief. Hope this helps!
BrainTapper says
Have you heard of or had any experience with BrainTap? I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Thanks!
bbfreak says
I’ve got a run down of Braintap in this post: https://www.binauralbeatsfreak.com/program-reviews/best-wearable-meditation-devices
Sean says
Hi, I’m wondering if it’s okay that I use Binaural beats on Spotify instead of Youtube. Do you think that’s okay? Do you ever listen to Spotify binaural beats? If so could you link some good profile on Spotify
Thank you 🙂
bbfreak says
You could and many people do, but I don’t for a few reasons.
– Firstly, the quality tends not to be very good, in terms of the sound design. I like to have pleasant overlay music otherwise I don’t want to listen.
– Secondly, the compression of streaming is known to affect the quality of the files and potentially the impact of the frequencies.
– Thirdly, I like to have access to the high quality files and be able to download them and move them between my devices.
I hope this helps!
Alina says
Hi,
What do you think about Brain Evolution System
I know that it is expensive but maybe it is worth the money?
Thank you!
bbfreak says
It’s quite old now but was very popular at one time. Some people seem to really like it, so I guess it’s worth it for some. I’m not using it.
Gretchen says
Hi, can you recommend any decent/high quality ones for healing of chronic diseases? Thank you.
bbfreak says
Hi Gretchen, I don’t think it is possible to heal a chronic disease with music/vibrations but you can aid the healing process and reduce stress, blood pressure, tension and pain.
Perhaps try Immunity Booster, Lower Blood Pressure, Pain Relief, and Chakra Healing from https://www.binauralbeatsmeditation.com/meditations/
If you want specific healing frequencies maybe check out https://www.mindvibrations.com/
Violina says
Thank you for the comprehensive post.
I’ve got a few very good tracks from binauralmeditationbeats.com. And now is the problem – which one should I listen to? I test them, make notes; my meditation has improved a lot ( I use Wind Chimes or Earth Vibration or Spiritual Awakening), I would like to listen to Abundance Meditation, however it made me sleepy afterwork 🙂
bbfreak says
Earth Vibration is one of my favorites; it has those distant wolf howls in it that just ground me. Spiritual Awakening is epic too. Those are all Theta tracks so it is possible you’ll get sleepy when listening, especially after a long day as your brain will already be pretty tired. Try starting your day with Abundance Meditation. If possible do it before breakfast. Let me know how you get on.
Jan Chadwick says
Thank you for the suggestions! I was planning on getting the Abundance Meditation this week – maybe I’ll do the Spiritual Awakening one as well. My biggest need right now is to finally (hopefully!) get past my limiting money beliefs!
bbfreak says
I have also struggled with that. I am not necessarily “money driven” but being wealthy always seems like it’s something that other people have, in a different sector of society.
trisha says
Any suggestion on the best binaural weight loss recording? I am desperate! Thanks.
bbfreak says
Hi Trisha,
Please see here: https://www.binauralbeatsmeditation.com/product/weight-loss-mindset/
This works using subliminal messaging to help you reprogram your negative associations with food and dieting.
trisha says
When I read the affirmations, I don’t see anything that had to do with my major downfall, sweets cravings. In the distant past, I had a self-hypnosis tape (that’s how long ago it was) that talked about sweets and junk food, among other things, and I lost all of my cravings for sweets. When that happened, I just wasn’t hungry. So my problem isn’t about eating in general; it’s about sweets. I know they give a sugar spike and then a drop so it spirals into a never-ending problem. Do you know of any other binaurals that might either concentrate on sugar cravings, or at least mention it? Thanks for your help!
bbfreak says
I see. So you need something specific to sugar. How about trying another hypnosis track? Have a look at this one here.
ozan says
Hey, i wanted you ask if you tried more of their stuff, and which tracks are the best?
bbfreak says
Which brand in particular?
Teresa Danville says
Hey, loved this review enough for me to subscribe to Premium BBM. First time user of this modality and not sure on which headphones to use. What is your opinion of SleepPhones from Brainsync? Thanks
bbfreak says
Hey Teresa, apologies I haven’t been getting comment notifications. I really like some of the Brainsync tracks. Kelly has a wonderful voice that just works wonders with positive affirmations especially.
I don’t have any sleepphones but they seem pretty good and would be a better option if you plan to drift off in bed. You can get them on amazon too though right? See here.
Zinette says
Hi ! I love your website! Thanks you for all the awesome information. I actually am trying to find out how best I could use gamma waves to help with overcoming fear and eliminating limiting beliefs. Would you have a post coming for that or could you suggest a track I could purchase that targets this? Thank you very much 🙂
bbfreak says
Hi Zinette, I have a post about Gamma Waves here in terms of memory and concentration: https://www.binauralbeatsfreak.com/brainwave-entrainment/gamma-waves-benefits but not about fear and self limiting beliefs. I will be doing more in this area soon though so please subscribe for email updates.
bbfreak says
Ahh, iDoser, Yes, not keen on them. Ennora are solid too. They’ve been around a while. I heard they are releasing some new stuff soon.
Nathan says
Haha silly auto correct. I meant to say iDoser. I’ve been on the fence about them.
I tried the Ennora last night, they are a bit different sounding but work quite well.
Nathan says
Thank you for putting this together. I’ve been getting more into beats and just recently purchased from http://www.Binauralbeatsmeditation.com which have been awesome!
I tried adducer, but I’m on the fence about them. Which is what brought me here, to find other beats from knowledgeable folks. thank you.
bbfreak says
No worries, Nathan. BBM stuff is awesome. I’ve not heard of Adducer though. You do have to be careful as there’s a lot of stuff out there that just isn’t good quality. Have a good day!