Yes, but you'd need to pick a modulation, since an autitory Delta wave is vastly below human threshold to hear directly. Which why we use Binaural Beats: by providing two frequencies well within the human hearing range, but offset from each other by a "Delta-wave amount", say 4hz so that the frequency in the right ear is 200 and the left ear 204, your brain will be able to perceive the 4hz wave.
As for mixing that with a song: convert the song to generic WAV format, then simply set a voice entry in the Gnaural program to "Audio File" in the "Type" column, then paste the path to the file in the "Description" column.
Can i add Delta Waves to a song using Gnaural? If yes how?
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Last edit: wolfgang 2018-12-25
Yes, but you'd need to pick a modulation, since an autitory Delta wave is vastly below human threshold to hear directly. Which why we use Binaural Beats: by providing two frequencies well within the human hearing range, but offset from each other by a "Delta-wave amount", say 4hz so that the frequency in the right ear is 200 and the left ear 204, your brain will be able to perceive the 4hz wave.
As for mixing that with a song: convert the song to generic WAV format, then simply set a voice entry in the Gnaural program to "Audio File" in the "Type" column, then paste the path to the file in the "Description" column.
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