Drift

A tone generator. Pick a mode, pick a frequency, put the mind on it.
Mode
Binauralheadphones required
A slightly different tone in each ear. The difference is the beat — it only exists between your ears, so both sides have to reach them separately.
Isochronicworks on speakers
One tone pulsing on and off at the beat rate. Sharper texture than binaural. Use it when headphones are off the table.
Beat frequency
Delta 2 Theta 5 Alpha 10 Beta 14
Ease in
Start at 10 Hz and glide down to the target over the first stretch. Only applies when the target is below 10.
On
Surface at the end
Ramp back up to 12 Hz over the last two minutes so you come out alert instead of foggy.
Off
Length
10 min 15 min 20 min 30 min 45 min Open
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Sound

The pitch you actually hear. Lower is warmer, higher is thinner. The beat rides on top of it either way.
Noise bed
Soft pink noise under the tone. Covers room sound and takes the edge off long sits.
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About

Drift generates binaural and isochronic tones live — nothing is recorded, nothing is proprietary. The band names are standard EEG ranges: delta below 4 Hz, theta 4–8, alpha 8–12, beta above 12. Delta and theta targets suit deep rest and sleep, alpha suits settling, beta suits staying sharp.

Be honest about what this is: the research on audio entrainment is thinner than the marketing built on it. Treat the tone as a meditation object with a gradient, not a machine that meditates for you. If it helps you settle, that's the whole job.

Binaural mode needs headphones — the beat forms between the ears, so a room speaker collapses it. Don't use deep-target sessions while driving. If you have a seizure history, talk to your doctor before using rhythmic stimulation of any kind.