Audicin

What if harmony was easy? Audicin delivers brain-activating audio treatments for nervous system resilience.

Just put on headphones and feel the benefits of mindfulness in minutes.

05/12/2026

Your brain is not always in the same place. And what it needs on a Monday morning before a presentation is not the same as what it needs at 11pm when sleep won't come.

That is the whole idea behind binaural beats. Different frequencies do genuinely different things. And once you know which state you are in, choosing the right sound takes about five seconds.

Delta sits between 0.5 and 4 Hz and is your deep rest and sleep frequency. If your mind is still running when your body is ready to stop, this is where you start.

Theta sits between 4 and 8 Hz and brings the kind of calm that lets you actually process what the day left behind. Stress release, emotional unwinding, creative thought. It is the frequency of genuine decompression.

Alpha sits between 8 and 12 Hz and is the everyday sweet spot most people never knew they were missing. Calm but present, clear but not wired. Good for steady focus without pressure.

Beta sits between 12 and 30 Hz and is where your brain lives when it is performing well. Use it before anything that demands your attention, your energy or your best.

Gamma is 30 Hz and above and is the sharpest tool in the kit. High cognition, fast thinking, elevated clarity. Keep sessions under 30 minutes and let it do its job.

The best part is you do not have to do anything with it. No breathing technique, no focus, no effort. Put your headphones in, pick your state and let the sound take your brain where it needs to go.

All five frequencies are on Audicin now. Try free for 30 days — link in bio.

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05/06/2026

Audicin is officially partnering with , a recovery space in Austin built around sauna, cold plunge and intentional rest. And this collaboration feels like a natural next step for both of us because we have always been approaching the same thing from different angles.

creates the physical conditions for recovery. Heat, cold, stillness, space. Audicin creates the neurological conditions. Sound patterns that guide the nervous system into genuine downregulation, not just relaxation in the passive sense, but an actual physiological shift in state.

What we have built together takes that combination seriously.

Audicin is now integrated into their 40-person indoor sauna, where guests can choose from Audicin journeys alongside a custom sauna sound experience we created specifically for You will also find Audicin in their recovery room and powering their Neurowellness Reset sessions offered throughout the day.

is also an official Audicin reseller, which means the experience does not have to stop when you leave the space. It comes home with you.
Because the most valuable thing a wellness space can do is not just help you feel good in the moment. It is help your nervous system remember what regulated actually feels like, so it becomes easier to get back there.

That is what we are building together.
If you are in Austin, go experience it.

05/05/2026

One of the most common questions we get is: what should I listen to?

The answer depends on one thing. What state do you need to be in right now?

Because binaural beats are not one-size-fits-all. Each frequency band does something different, and choosing the right one is what makes the difference between a session that actually shifts something and one that just plays in the background.

Here is the quick version.

Delta sits between 0.5 and 4 Hz and is your deep rest and sleep band. Full switch off. Even a few minutes can feel like a reset when you are overloaded. Just make sure you actually have time to relax because delta can make you sleepy.

Theta sits between 4 and 8 Hz and brings you into a deeply calm, inward state. Good for stress release, emotional processing and creativity. Use it when you need space to think or just be.

Alpha sits between 8 and 12 Hz and is the everyday sweet spot. Calm, clear and present without any pressure. If you have no idea where to start, start here.

Beta sits between 12 and 30 Hz and is your focus and action band. This is your password to the zone where time flies and output is high. Use it when you need to get into work mode quickly.

Gamma is 30 Hz and above and supports high-level cognition, sharp thinking and learning. Keep sessions under about 30 minutes though. You are essentially asking your brain to sprint and at some point it will want to go back to jogging.

The other thing worth knowing is that your brain can begin to follow a frequency within minutes. So even if you only have 5 or 10 minutes, it is still worth putting something on. Short and intentional beats waiting until you have the perfect conditions.

Full guide with Dr Vicky's top track picks for every band is linked in bio.

05/01/2026

There is a version of your workday where things just click. Where you sit down and the work actually comes. Where your attention stays where you point it and you finish the day having done something real rather than just being busy for eight hours.

Most of us know that version exists. We just cannot always find the door.

Beta waves sit between 13 and 30 Hz and represent the brain’s natural active state during focused, alert, engaged work. At 27 Hz specifically the research points to heightened concentration, improved cognitive output and a measurable lift in mood. Not artificial stimulation. Just the brain operating closer to how it is supposed to when everything is working.

Horizons by Eylía was built around that frequency. Medium tones that support focus without overstimulating, designed to bring your brain into its working state and keep it there. No lyrics to follow, no dramatic builds to pull you out of what you are doing. Just a sound environment that quietly does its job while you do yours.

Put it on at the start of your next deep work block and see what the next two hours look like.

Available now in the Audicin app. Link in bio.

04/29/2026

It is a fair question. Sound is everywhere. Most of it does nothing particularly useful for your nervous system. So when we say that the right kind of sound can measurably shift your heart rate variability, it is reasonable to want to know exactly how that works.

HRV, heart rate variability, is the variation in time between your heartbeats. It sounds like a small detail but it is one of the most sensitive indicators we have of how well your autonomic nervous system is functioning. High variability means your system is adaptable, responsive, and recovering well. Low variability means it is stuck in a state of activation it cannot fully come down from.

What the research is showing is that sound influences breathing, and breathing is the primary driver of HRV. But it is not as simple as putting on any slow music. The specific mechanisms matter. Rhythmic entrainment, musical phrasing, dynamic shifts, the acoustic space a track creates. These elements shape how your breathing responds without you having to consciously do anything about it.

In a two week study with frontline nurses in the US, Audicin users saw a 21.9% increase in HRV across 62 sessions. Statistically significant. The most responsive physiological marker in the entire study.

That is not a marginal result. That is the nervous system responding to something it recognises as safe.

The full breakdown of the science is in our latest blog, written by Dr Victoria Williamson. Link in bio.

04/24/2026

Most people think of sauna as a passive experience. You sit, you sweat, you feel better afterwards. And that is true. But what is actually happening underneath that is a lot more interesting.

When you enter a sauna, your nervous system registers heat as a physiological stressor. Heart rate climbs. Circulation increases. The sympathetic branch of your autonomic nervous system ramps up to manage the load.

This is not a bad thing — it is the mechanism behind many of sauna's most well documented benefits. But it does mean your nervous system is working, not resting, for the duration of your session.

The window that most people underuse is the cooldown. This is where the real recovery happens. As your body temperature begins to normalise, heart rate variability rises sharply, a clear signal that the nervous system is shifting into parasympathetic dominance. How completely and how quickly that shift happens determines the quality of recovery you actually get.

That is exactly what our Sauna Recovery journey was designed to support. Slow alpha rhythms to help the brain stay regulated during the heat exposure, moving into low theta patterns during cooldown to guide the nervous system into a deeper, more controlled recovery response. No effort, no focus. Just sound running quietly in the background while your body does what it already wants to do.

Play it during your session or throughout the cooldown. Either way it works.

Available now in the Audicin app. Link in bio.

04/23/2026

Audicin is officially partnering with Gray Matters Alliance, an organisation dedicated to supporting the mental performance and wellbeing of service members, veterans and their families.

These are people who understand stress in a way most of us never will. People who operate in environments where the nervous system is pushed hard, consistently, and where switching off is not always something you can just choose to do. Standard recovery advice was not built for them. A hot bath and a meditation app is not going to cut it when you have spent years training your system to stay alert.

What Gray Matters Alliance does is meet people where they actually are. And that is exactly the kind of partnership we want to be part of.

Through this collaboration, Audicin will be integrated into their programs and made accessible to their community, giving service members, veterans and families a science-backed tool for sleep, recovery and nervous system regulation that works passively, requires no technique, and fits into real life.

Because the ability to genuinely recover and sleep deeply after sustained stress should not be hard to access. It should be standard.

Grateful to be building alongside a team so aligned in mission and values.

04/17/2026

If you experience tinnitus, you will know that it is not just a sound. It is the way it pulls your attention, sits in the background of every quiet moment, and makes stillness feel anything but still.

What a lot of people don’t realize is that tinnitus is not actually happening in your ears. It is generated in the brain, a misfiring of the auditory system that creates a signal where there shouldn’t be one. And because it lives in the brain, the brain is also where relief can come from.

Our new Tinnitus Support journey uses binaural beats to guide the brain through two specific wave states. It starts with alpha rhythms, which help the brain disengage from strong internal signals, before moving into theta, which supports deep relaxation and reduces the hyper-arousal that tends to make tinnitus feel louder and harder to ignore.

You don’t have to do anything with it. No breathing exercises, no focus, no technique. Just put your headphones in and let it play in the background while you get on with your day.

Available now in the app. Link in bio.

04/16/2026

Audicin is officially partnering with Astral & Root, a veteran founded brand built around supporting the nervous system from within through targeted functional supplementation.

The reason this feels so right is that we have always been approaching the same system from two directions that were never really meant to be separate. They work from the inside. We work through sound. Together it becomes something more complete than either of us could offer alone.

In practice this means Astral & Root will be carrying the Audicin sleep headband, integrating our protocols alongside their products, and giving their entire community access to the Audicin app. Not as an add on, but as part of a fuller, more guided recovery experience.

Internal and external. Supplements and sound. Products and protocols.
A real recovery ecosystem, built for people who need it to actually work.

More to come from both of us very soon.

04/10/2026

What if calm focus is just a frequency away?

“Looking for a New Day” is built around 10 Hz alpha brainwaves, a state linked to relaxed cognitive engagement. The kind where your mind feels clear, present, and steady without the pressure.

With lighter tones, it helps reduce stress and anxiety while keeping you gently focused.

Press play when you want to think clearly and feel calm at the same time 💚

04/07/2026

Binaural beats and neurofeedback are often talked about together, but they work in very different ways.

Neurofeedback is about training your brain over time through feedback and repetition.
Binaural beats use sound to guide your brain into different states in the moment.

Both are grounded in neuroscience, but they differ in effort, accessibility, and how they fit into daily life.

If you’re curious about the differences and when to use each, we break it down in our latest blog.

Read the full article via the link in our bio 💚

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