Binaural Brain Beat History

Let us learn about binaural beats: sound tech used by millions to hack their brain and create sophisticated audio AI environments for meditation, lucidity, and so much more! The history is Brain Hacking is an exciting one, so put on your seat belt and let’s explore this amazing tech…

First, let us define what we mean by “Binaural Beats.” When I-Doser rose to fame and started accruing millions of passionate users, many fake and ineffective binurals starting appearing on streaming sites like YouTube. An artisan binaural sequence of the complexity we speak of takes years to construct. Some I-Doser.com doses famously take several years EACH to develop and consist of sometimes dozens of highly researched beats. A single tone to some poorly produced ambient music on a streaming site is NOT a real binaural. YouTube audio codec renders binaurals less than 3% effective, and you will get absolutely no results other than the light meditative effects from ambient music. Support true binaural technology and visit a world leader like I-Doser.com or the Monroe Institute – it’s these real binaurals we are covering here.

Despite popular opinion, however, I-Doser.com did not invent binaural beats. They may have refined and perfected the technology to become the world’s largest binaural provider, but they did not create the concept. A German experimenter, H. W. Dove, discovered binaural beats in 1839 and found that the ability to “hear” binaural beats appears to be the result of evolutionary adaptation. Because frequencies below a certain threshold curve around the skull, both ears hear these signals. Due to the distance between the ears, the brain hears the inputs from the ears as out of phase with each other. As the sound wave passes around the skull, each ear gets a different portion of the wave. It is this waveform phase difference and the way the brain interprets the sounds together that can cause amazing effects on the listener. You can trace binaural history back even further than the 1800s.

Despite the scientific advancements in the research and development of binaural beats and brain entrainment throughout the last few centuries, including some amazing research and results from the I-Doser.com company, their usage has been a fixture of many ancient cultures, including the Native-American shamans, Tibetan monks, master-yogis and Hindu healers. These ancient tribes found that by producing consistent, rhythmic beats, they could induce altered states of consciousness, resulting in both healing and spiritual benefits. Scientist Melinda Maxfield conducted research into several of these cultures, and found that the drums used in their rituals produced trance like states to listeners – they were inducing a low Theta State that I-Doser.com later perfected for some of their amazing spiritual experiences.

Gerald Oster, in 1973, reformulated the scattered binaural beat research by providing new insights into the subject with a paper entitled, ‘Auditory Beats in the Brain’. He discovered the ‘cocktail party effect’; the ability of animals to pick out certain sounds in a vast sea of noise. He also noted their effectiveness in the diagnosis and treatment of neurological conditions and auditory impairments. This was another major step forward in binaural research, and the potential healing power of these powerful tones. A few years later, Robert Monroe researched the effects of binaural beats on consciousness. Like the ancient cultures of Tibet and India, they found that these rhythmic pulses are a great tool for reaching altered states of consciousness. Their research focused on the reproduction of a subjective impression of oscillation that they associated with out-of-body-experiences. They subsequently formed The Monroe Institute, a binaural beat research and education organization.

Then, the Big Bang. After years of research and development into just how far you could take binaural beats – I-Doser.com, a more entrepreneurial organization focused on pushing the limits of binaurals, had a revolutionary discovery. By using advanced Audio AI, brain mapping, peer review testing and QA with thousands of users – they achieved over an 80% success rate in simulating the effects of their first recreational simulation. The concept went viral and almost overnight millions of users started hacking their brains with I-Doser brand doses. The entire world soon knew about binaural beats and it was not just limited to ancient culture and lab subjects. As a testament to the staying power of binaurals, I-Doser.com still produces the most powerful and popular binaural beats and are the largest consumer retail outlet of simulated experiences – be sure to check them out at I-Doser.com.

Where will the world of brainwave hacking and digital dosing go from here? While ineffective YouTube binaurals are finally starting to die out, people are beginning to realize that they can take their everyday tasks: sleeping, dreaming, meditation, loving, living, and so much more, to the next level with just a few minutes of powerful mind hacking. With Brainwave AI and amazing companies like I-Doser, the possibilities are truly endless.