Binaural beats, no music

When you have a product DNA, your rainy-Sunday-DIY quickly turns into…

A product and two weekends of work.

I love using binaural beats (*).

For…
Focus
Recovery
Meditation
Learning Polish words
Altered states exploration

Problem is, I love them PURE, no music. Just the frequencies.

I used some YouTube videos until I got brutally taken out of a meditation by a noisy ad. So I decided to create my own tracks. That took me 15 minutes. But then…

Then the product brain kicked in.

Why let these tracks sit on my SSD? If I needed it enough to build it myself, others probably do too. Low-hanging fruit. Until you dive into the details with an obsession with detail.

Fortunately, we now have some powerful AI in our hands. I put it to work:

• Graphic guidelines
• Album covers
• Product pages on Gumroad
• SEO strategy for YouTube (traffic gen -> Gumroad)
• Thumbnails & end screens
• And even YouTube video creation with an ffmpeg script that produced the videos via the Terminal while I was watching the Netherlands punishing Sweden (they didn’t deserve it).

I didn’t even know that last one was possible.

Long story short:

It’s easier than ever to create and distribute.

Seriously, no excuse.

(*) Binaural beats are frequencies. Listen to them with stereo headphones and your brainwaves will sync with the frequency. Different frequencies serve different purposes. Listen to these tracks on Youtube.