Sound & Focus
Frequently Asked Questions
Brown noise emphasizes low frequencies and feels grounding. White noise spreads all frequencies evenly and feels neutral. For long focus sessions, brown noise is often more supportive. They can. Their impact depends on structure, duration, and how they are integrated into a sound environment. Mindful Frequencies Lab uses musical design to make binaural listening sustainable, not mechanical. Most people study best in Beta or Alpha states. Beta supports active thinking. Alpha supports calm concentration. The right state depends on the task and your energy level. Sound shapes the nervous system’s sense of safety and stability. When the body feels grounded, attention follows.What is the difference between brown noise and white noise
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Definitions in this FAQ are based on our Sound & Cognitive States Glossary.