Binaural beats are now supported by large-scale research showing measurable effects on attention, sleep, relaxation, and nervous-system regulation, with effect sizes comparable to established wellbeing approaches such as CBT and mindfulness. However, most commercially available tracks fail to generate a true binaural beat, which explains inconsistent results across studies and user experiences. Audicin addresses this by engineering and verifying properly produced signals in a dedicated research lab, enabling reliable, passive wellbeing benefits in as little as 10 minutes.

Focus emerges from the moment-to-moment coordination of attentional brain networks that determine how cognitive resources are allocated. Neuroscience research shows that binaural beats can influence this coordination, producing measurable improvements in processing speed, attentional allocation, and network efficiency. These neural effects provide a scientific basis for using Audicin to support sustained, high-performance focus in demanding environments

Music can change how you feel in seconds calming your nervous system, sharpening focus, or helping you drift into sleep, often before you’ve had time to think. The latest research argues that this subconscious reaction is your brain syncing with multiple, complex musical structures, shaping your state of mind moment by moment. In this article, we give you five practical ways you can use our neuroscience-supported music to support sleep, calm, focus, creativity, and energy throughout your day.

Our brains are rhythm machines, constantly shifting between states of focus, creativity, rest, and recovery. By using sound as a neurosensory cue, we can guide the nervous system to transition smoothly and avoid fatigue or overload. Brainwave-entraining audio acts like a natural pacemaker, helping you enter flow faster and recover more efficiently. This guide shows how simple daily sound cues can optimise performance and support a calmer, more regulated mind

What kind of brain activity is best for productivity? Audicin's research team have reviewed over 25 years of science into cortical stimulation and productivity to provide you with the best immersive audio solution.

How do binaural beats work? Binaural beats (BBs) impact our brain and body in a way that shifts nervous system and alters our alertness. BBs are flexible; they can relax or stimulate depending on the beats and the person. BBs are not a simple science.