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Customizable dynamic session audio — entrainment tones, guidepost beacons, and a spoken "Target" cue

Shipped Sessions

Austin - RV.studio

Shipped in v2026.7.12 — the full Session Audio Studio. Every blind session now has an optional player with synthesized binaural entrainment audio, a procedural ambient bed you can switch on the fly (rain, wind, stream, or traffic), a soft guidepost chime, and a spoken “Target” cu

A fully customizable, dynamic audio engine for sessions — so every viewer can shape the soundscape that best supports their practice and tune it freely, from a single background tone to a fully sequenced, evolving session.

What it would do

Design your own multi-segment audio. Choose the tone or entrainment frequency for each segment (a binaural beat, a carrier tone, an ambient layer), how long you spend at each stage, and the order — so you can build a gentle progression across a session.
Smooth, musical transitions. A cross-fader and smooth ramps between segments, plus fade-in and fade-out, so the audio evolves without ever jarring you out of state.
Guidepost beacons. Optional, subtle chimes or tones — customizable and selectable, at whatever interval you set — that gently re-center you on your purpose without pulling you out of the session.
Spoken "Target" cue. An optional voice that softly says "Target" every ~60 seconds, starting once the cooldown is over and the session is underway. Repeating the target cue helps some viewers — especially newer ones — fire an initial gestalt and stay anchored to the task.
Presets, and save your own. Start from a few ready-made soundscapes, then save, name, and reuse your own — with import/export so you can share a setup with a friend or your group.
Headphone-friendly. A quick reminder and a stereo check, since left/right separation matters for these effects.

Why

Audio is one of the most personal parts of a practice — what puts one viewer into state distracts another. Rather than prescribe a single track or protocol, this hands every practitioner full control to build, tweak, and dial in exactly what works for them, and to change it session to session as they grow. It pairs naturally with the session tools and the brain-map / EEG features already here.

We're not the arbiters of any protocol or "right" frequency — this is about providing the tools and the guidance to experiment, and letting the community and the data steer which presets and defaults we ship.

Safety, to build in: headphones recommended; not for use while driving or operating machinery; effects are subjective and vary from person to person.