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Free Binaural beat generator

edited November 2025 in App Development

I made a little thing by talking to google's AI.
It's hosted here: https://darkstr.ing/resonance.html

It has frequency generators for right and left ear, a noise generator and an 808 beat generator.
All items that can be useful for relaxing or inducing altered states of consciousness.

It's basically an html page, and everyone is invited to implement improvements for sharing with everyone else. It's free and probably works on most webbrowers, but I've only tested it on edge and firefox. Also, make sure to click the start audio button, otherwise it won't do anything. Sometimes, it takes two clicks.

I don't want to pay for tracking, so do give feedback here, if you find it useful :)

edit: updated link.

Comments

  • Interesting. Did you create it entirely by speaking in natural language to the AI? Just curious. Thx

  • Yes, I specified what I wanted, and it tried to deliver. Then iterated with corrections or when something broke. It took a few tries to get right, but I didn’t have to touch the code directly.
    It is necessary to be pretty specific though, and you may end up breaking something that worked before - so always save progress.
    This was just with the webui, so there’s a limit to the length of the output.

  • Thanks for sharing.

    It reminded me of my first Drambo patch on patchstorage

    https://patchstorage.com/orion-generative-stillness-in-motion-gsm/

  • That’s a cool patch. Very chaotic in an interesting way. I’ve been meaning to try and do a version in drambo, but I got tripped up on setting a straight forward beats per minute for the drum. It’s probably dead simple.

  • edited November 2025

    We are in a similar lane. :)

    To anyone using Gemini 3 to build code, it’s pretty good in the chat, but better with tools in something like VSCode. Other than Claude Sonnet 4.5, there is really no other AI that can beat this at coding right now. Also with AI, remember quality input = quality output, write your prompt on paper first, break down what you want into a workflow…then take a picture and have Gemini turn the image of your text into a text file so you don’t have to type it in. Next, ask Gemini to make that into a JSON prompt. Then copy that prompt and stick it in to Gemini 3 pro thinking, with canvas activated. Hope this helps. NOTE: if you have a pro subscription you are limited to 100 calls per day. So that’s why you want to use JSON file prompts instead and plan a little. Most of my Gemini calls get processed in less than 5 calls. Many on the first call.

  • Nice tips! I did it with just the free version, but I’m tempted to try the paid options.

  • edited January 15

    I sometimes use White Noise/Binaural Beats apps to help me focus…so i decided to make my own with some additional bits, and allow you to render out the frequency file.

    Have a look and let me know what you think:
    https://echoopera.com/neural-harmonics/

    Note: if you’re looking at it on your iPhone make sure it isn’t in Silent mode if you want to hear the frequencies. 👊🏽

  • edited January 15

    I’m trying something new today:
    https://echoopera.com/neural-harmonics/theta-gen/

  • @echoopera these are very cool!
    Saved to my bookmarks!

  • Many thanks @id_23 I'm just trying something new and different this year.

  • @Darkstring said:
    Yes, I specified what I wanted, and it tried to deliver. Then iterated with corrections or when something broke. It took a few tries to get right, but I didn’t have to touch the code directly.
    It is necessary to be pretty specific though, and you may end up breaking something that worked before - so always save progress.
    This was just with the webui, so there’s a limit to the length of the output.

    Very cool.

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