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User Guide — Sound Console

1. Getting started (30 seconds)

  1. Click START CONSOLE.
  2. The Free Generator opens with the water frequency (429.621 Hz) and a 53.70 Hz binaural beat.
  3. Put on stereo headphones (required for binaural mode).
  4. Toggle OFF → ON to start the sound.
  5. Adjust VOLUME (orange slider) to a comfortable level.

Tip: all your settings are automatically saved in the browser. On your next visit, you'll find your exact last configuration.

2. Free Generator — Detailed user guide

Base frequency (1 – 20,000 Hz)

Three ways to adjust it:

  • Slider: drag for quick exploration.
  • − / + buttons: fine-tuning at ±1 Hz.
  • −8ve / +8ve buttons: octave jump (÷2 / ×2).
  • Click the displayed value to type a precise frequency.

H₂O Presets — Water frequency

6 buttons give direct access to the octaves of the water frequency (Prof. Marc Henry):

53,703
−3 oct
107,405
−2 oct
214,811
−1 oct
429,621
0 oct
859,242
+1 oct
1 718,484
+2 oct

Beat type

Binaural: a different frequency in each ear. The brain creates the beat through the difference. Allows precise targeting of brainwaves (delta, theta, alpha, beta, gamma). Stereo headphones required.

Isochronic: a single rhythmically pulsed sound (on/off). Works without headphones. More consciously perceptible.

Monaural: two frequencies physically mixed in mono. The beat is in the sound itself, not in the brain. Works without headphones.

Pure: a single pure frequency, without beat. Ideal for "simple" exposure to a specific frequency.

Beat (0.5 – 100 Hz)

Beat frequency. Depending on the chosen value, the brain is entrained toward a specific state:

BandFrequencyState
Delta0.5 – 4 HzDeep sleep, regeneration
Theta4 – 8 HzMeditation, creativity, intuition
Alpha8 – 13 HzRelaxation, calm alertness
Beta13 – 30 HzConcentration, alertness
Gamma30 – 100 HzHyperconsciousness, intense cognition

Example: 429.621 Hz (water frequency) + 6 Hz beat (theta) = 429.621 Hz left ear / 435.621 Hz right ear.

Phase (0° – 360°)

Shifts the second signal relative to the first. According to the formula sinA+sinB = 2sin·cos, the phase shifts the temporal envelope of the beat:

  • 0°: both signals start aligned — the beat reaches its maximum immediately.
  • 90°: quarter-cycle shift of the beat.
  • 180°: phase opposition — the beat starts at its minimum.
  • 270°: three-quarter-cycle shift.

Quick buttons 90° / 180° / 270° available below the slider. Phase is essential for research on water structuring by frequencies (IMH).

Waveform

Sine: pure frequency, no harmonics. Recommended for scientific research and binaural beats. This is the waveform of natural sound.

Square: rich in odd harmonics. "Hollow" and percussive sound.

Triangle: similar to sine but with slight harmonics. Softer sound than square.

Sawtooth: contains all harmonics (even and odd). Bright and rich sound.

L-R Balance (−1 to +1)

Adjusts the relative amplitude of the two signals:

  • −1: only the first signal is audible (100% left in binaural).
  • 0: both signals have equal amplitude (center).
  • +1: only the second signal is audible (100% right in binaural).

3. Recommended configurations

🔬 Scientific research (water / IMH)

Frequency429.621 Hz
Beat53.703 Hz (water octave)
ModeBinaural
WaveformSine
PhaseVariable (test 0°, 90°, 180°, 270°)
Duration20–30 min minimum

🧘 Deep meditation

Frequency432 Hz
Beat6 Hz (Theta)
ModeBinaural
WaveformSine

😴 Deep sleep

Frequency174 Hz (Solfege)
Beat2 Hz (Delta)
ModeBinaural
WaveformSine

🎯 Focus / Concentration

Frequency528 Hz (Miracle Tone)
Beat20 Hz (Beta)
ModeIsochronic
WaveformSine

4. Other blocks

Chromatic Tuner

New block dedicated to instrument tuning. 3 A4 references (440 Hz standard, 432 Hz Pythagorean, 429.621 Hz water frequency — Prof. Marc Henry). Choose a tuning preset (Standard, Drop D, Open G, DADGAD, Violin, Ukulele) and the target strings are displayed. The built-in pitch pipe plays each string's frequency for tuning by ear. Microphone required for automatic detection (100% local processing, no audio recorded). The ⬡ button opens the tuner in a dedicated full-screen page.

Preset Selector

Groups the 4 blocks Chakras, Library, Harmonics and Cosmic Cycles as tabs. One click to switch between them — saves space in the console.

Expand (⟐ / ⊟)

Each block has a ⟐ button in its header (visible on desktop). Click it to expand the block to full width — other blocks are hidden. Click again (⊟) to return to normal view.

Chakras

7 frequencies (396 to 963 Hz) corresponding to energy centers. Each chakra can be activated individually. Shared volume for all chakras.

Library (Presets)

20 ready-to-use presets across 6 categories: Binaural (sleep, meditation, focus, gamma), Solfege (9 sacred frequencies), Planetary, Shamanic, Plants, Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Harmonics

Generates the natural harmonics of a fundamental frequency (×2, ×3, ×4…). 4 categories: Schumann, natural harmonics, solfege harmonics, planetary harmonics.

Cosmic Cycles

26 frequencies derived from the orbital periods of celestial bodies (Earth day, lunar cycle, planetary revolutions). Each frequency is the audible octave of a cosmic cycle.

432 / 429.621 / 396 Hz Converter

Drag and drop an audio file (MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, MP4) to convert it from standard 440 Hz to 432 Hz, 429.621 Hz or 396 Hz. The source frequency is automatically detected via FFT analysis. Export in lossless WAV or 192 kbps MP3.

Vibratools Fusion (under the Converter)

The "Fusion" sub-section of the Converter block fuses your song already converted to 429 Hz (WAV) with your Vibratools recording. Drop both files, choose the level (from 1 to 100%), the format (lossless WAV or 320 kbps MP3), then "Fuse". The song is mixed at 100%, the recording at the chosen percentage, with anti-clipping protection. The output keeps the exact song duration; the pitches (429 Hz and the recorded frequency) remain intact.

5. Visualizer and export

Real-time visualizer

Displays the waveform and spectrum in real time. Two modes: WAVE (oscilloscope) and SPECTRUM (frequency analysis via FFT). Useful for visually checking signal purity.

Export bar (bottom of page)

  • VOL MASTER: master output volume (0–100%).
  • AUDIO: records the audio mix in WebM (Opus codec). Click to start, click again to stop and download.
  • VIDEO: captures screen + audio in WebM. Useful for documenting a session.
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6. Best practices

  • Always start at low volume and increase gradually.
  • For binaural, always use stereo headphones.
  • Take 10-minute breaks every 45 minutes of listening.
  • Stay hydrated — body water plays a role in vibratory transmission.
  • All your settings are automatically saved (localStorage).
  • No data is collected or sent — 100% confidential.