I created a tune with 2hz binaural beats using Moodscaper for it’s chill music vibe and the BB17 synth to provide the binaural beat sounds. It was all put together in Logic Pro for the Ipad. This page explains about how the music was created. If you want to just relax to the actual music video, click here. Or on Patreon here
Hey, everyone! Welcome to a journey through sound and mind expansion with your friendly neighborhood music guide. Today, we’re diving into some groovy tech—starting with Moodscaper, laying down that chill beat as it was born to do. We’ve got it vibing in Logic Pro, but the real star of the show is the BB7, working its magic with Delta brainwave binaural beats.
You’ll see that little slider next to the purple screen—yep, that’s where the magic happens. It’s dialed in at 2 Hertz, which is right in the Delta brainwave sweet spot. Now, this app is something else—it’s like a synth with some basic controls, but the real gem is that binaural slider. You can set it anywhere from Delta to Beta, and it’ll craft those binaural beats right along with your tune. You can even see the waveform grooving on the purple screen. This app disappeared for a bit, but it’s back, and I’m stoked to have it on my latest iPad.
So here’s what I did: grabbed the audio track from Moodscaper, did a screen capture, then used AudioShare to normalize, trim, and convert it into a wave file. From there, it was a simple drag-and-drop into Logic. I’ve got the Q3 showing us all those sweet frequencies and harmonics—check out that spectrogram! You can see how bright those upper bands are, packed with harmonic goodness. The app update made the fonts bigger too, which I’m all about—so thanks for that!
Moodscaper’s generating this five-note scale—E, G#, A, B, and C#. It’s all about creating those Chill Vibes across its four different modes. I layered the BB7 as a synth on top, which you can see in the MIDI track. With the Q3 on it, you’ll notice it’s focused on just one frequency. That’s the simplest way to craft a binaural sound in tune with your music. Most apps that generate binaural beats stick to one frequency, but with this, you can match the pitch on the fly and keep that 2 Hertz—or whatever you want—rolling. You can even tweak it as you go, making the possibilities endless.
As we continue this exploration of sound and consciousness, I’ll be sharing the Delta relaxation version—titled “Make Your Dreams Come True While You Sleep.” Keep creating, keep exploring, and thanks for tuning in!
