CB-7.83CogniBeats neural entrainment engine. Approved for release to the listener.
CogniBeats
A neural entrainment engine, recovered from the file and rebuilt for one listener.
To
The listener
Subject
Self-administered entrainment
Choose a session below. Programs glide the frequency for you and fade out on their own.
Wear headphones and start with the master volume low.
Press play or the space bar. Keys 1 to 5 switch sessions.
Method adapted from
, 1983. Pages 13 through 18 withheld.
DeclassifiedApproved for release
Session in progress
Fig. 1Consciousness energy grid. The subject sits where the three planes cross.
1
Session
Each frame plots the frequency path of its program, from start to fade-out.
Free play: the engine runs whatever you set in Advanced, until you stop it.
2
Signal
Solid blocks are in the chain. Dashed blocks are switched off.
What reaches your ears, from generator to headphones. Open Advanced to set each stage yourself.
Fig. 2Signal path, updated live from your settings.
Primary signal 2.1
Hz, between 0.5 and 60
Modulation 2.2
Nest and drift 2.3
NestPulses inside a slower rate
25%
DriftWander the rate slightly so the brain keeps tracking
Secondary layer 2.4
Secondary layerA second voice under the primary
85%
Noise and space 2.5
Ambient noiseA bed of noise under the signal
10%
AmbienceSpace around the tone
25%
Ready
20%
High volume. Turn it down for long sessions.
Waveform
Appendix A
Operating manual
Programs
Pick a program and a duration; the engine glides the frequency for you and fades out at the end. Keys 1 to 5 switch programs.
Focus
Alpha settle, beta build, gamma focus nested in alpha, then cooldown.
Meditate
Alpha, then Schumann 7.83 Hz, then theta with breathing envelopes.
Sleep
Theta, delta, then deepest delta, with gentle drift.
Energize
Reverse wake-up: delta, theta, alpha, beta.
Free Play
Runs whatever you set under Advanced until you stop it.
Brainwave frequencies
Gamma (40 Hz)
High-level information processing and peak concentration.
Beta (20 Hz)
Alert consciousness and focused attention.
Alpha (10 Hz)
Relaxed alertness, creativity, and flow states.
Schumann (7.83 Hz)
Grounding, relaxed coherence. Between alpha and theta.
Theta (6 Hz)
Deep relaxation, meditation, and memory consolidation.
Delta (3 / 1 Hz)
Deep, dreamless sleep and physical restoration.
116 Hz
Experimental. Inspired by spectral peaks in Mozart K.448 and Orch-OR microtubule coherence hypotheses (speculative, not standard brainwave entrainment).
Audio modes
Isochronic
Strongest cortical driving. Sharp on/off pulses.
Pulse
Clean rhythmic amplitude modulation.
Dynamic
Breathing envelope for longer sessions.
FM Wobble
Gentle frequency modulation.
Binaural
Headphone-only phantom beat (weak above ~30 Hz).
Hybrid
Binaural carriers gated by the pulse envelope, driving both pathways at once. Best on headphones.
Nest and drift
Nest
Modulates the pulse train with a slower rate (for example 40 Hz pulses inside a 10 Hz swell): cross-frequency coupling.
Drift
Wanders the rate by about 1% so the brain keeps tracking instead of tuning out on long sessions.
Noise and ambience
Noise characters: pink (balanced), brown (deep), white (bright), rain (soft shimmer), ocean (slow swells).
Ambience adds a short stereo diffusion around the tone, softer on headphones for long sessions.
Tonal presets
116 Hz, 432 Hz, 528 Hz and the solfeggio set are rendered as real tones with gentle slow amplitude modulation, not as brainwave pulse rates. Modulation modes apply to the brainwave presets.
How to use
Headphones for anything involving binaural or hybrid. Start at low master volume and let the session run; the fade-out at the end is automatic. Space bar plays and stops.
Safety
Caution. Do not use if prone to seizures. Do not drive while listening. This is a wellbeing tool, not a medical device.