Create audio experiences, not just recordings.

Build personalised listening sessions with your audio files, binaural beats and precisely timed sound layers. Start in the free BinauraWave Studio — no account required to explore.

Start with the recordings on your device

Make a guided relaxation session, meditation, motivational track, hypnosis-style listening experience or something entirely your own. You decide which audio plays, when it starts, and how each part fits together.

  • Sequence or layer recordings. Let clips run one after another, leave intentional pauses, or overlap them.
  • Control your sound. Adjust clip timing, duration, volume, fades and left/centre/right positioning.
  • Add binaural beats. Build sound layers with adjustable frequencies, timing and levels.
  • Listen before you commit. Experiment with local audio files before registering or purchasing hosting.

Your first session can be simple

  1. Open the Studio and explore the builder.
  2. Add audio files from your device, if you have them.
  3. Arrange the timeline, listen and refine your session.

Create for yourself — or share with others

The Studio is open to explore. Creator hosting is designed for people who want to keep recordings in a private online library, reuse them in new sessions and publish listening links that work beyond their own device.

See Creator Hosting features — paid registration and checkout are not currently open.

Who is BinauraWave for?

BinauraWave can be useful for hypnotherapists, meditation and relaxation creators, coaches, audio storytellers, and anyone who enjoys creating structured listening experiences. You do not need to be a professional to use the local Studio.

What about binaural beats?

Binaural beats are one of the tools available in BW, not the whole product. If you are new to them, read our plain-English guide to how they work and why headphones matter.

What are binaural beats?

A note about wellbeing

BinauraWave is an audio creation and listening tool, not a medical device or treatment. Listen at a comfortable volume. Stop if a session feels uncomfortable, and do not listen while driving or operating machinery.