International Pi Day is coming up and it’s time to celebrate the world’s most beloved irrational number. To get the 3.14 party started, we've created a pi white noise video featuring 1 million digits of pi.
In this riveting drama, people will enjoy the first million digits of an infinite number scroll slowly past for more than ten hours. It’s perfect for binge-watching and is poised for several sequels. While the number pi may be irrational, the sound itself isn’t.
The noise you're hearing contains a process called binaural beats. When two tones are played at slightly different pitches they produce audible pulses or "beats" equal to their difference in pitch. We'll call that the "beat frequency.”
So what is the beat frequency of this sound? 3.14Hz of course! It just happens that 3.14Hz is right in the middle of the Delta Wave band - the type of waves that the brain produces when it's in a deep relaxed sleep. When the tones are played in the left and right ears, your brain perceives these beats and reacts by changing its own waves to match that frequency: 3.14Hz, the frequency of sleep.
To get the full experience of binaural beats, you'll want to listen to this sound using headphones. White noise has been mixed in to create a peaceful ambience that also blocks out distracting sound. While the mix is fuller with the addition of white noise, that tasty slice of binaural pi is still in the background beating all night long. Mmmm. . . tastes like delta waves.
This binaural beat white noise is perfect for helping you fall asleep and remain sleeping all night long. Let us know in the comments how the pi sleep sounds work for you!
For another binaural beat sound for brainwave entrainment, please check out:
Deep White Noise with Binaural Beats for Sleep: https://youtu.be/5V-oI-z1NgI
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