What are Solfeggio frequencies?

Solfeggio frequencies are a set of ancient musical tones used in sacred music and chanting. Each frequency vibrates at a specific rate believed to promote physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

What is 528 Hz used for?

528 Hz is known as the Love Frequency or Miracle Tone. It is associated with DNA repair, transformation, and emotional healing. It is one of the most widely studied Solfeggio frequencies.

What is the difference between Solfeggio frequencies and brainwave frequencies?

Solfeggio frequencies are audible tones (174Hz to 963Hz) rooted in ancient musical traditions. Brainwave frequencies (Delta, Theta, Alpha, Beta) refer to the electrical patterns of the brain measured in very low Hz ranges (0.5 to 30 Hz). Combining both creates a layered meditation experience.

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Solfeggio Frequency Guide

Ancient tones for the modern mind.
Discover what each frequency does and how brainwave pairing deepens the experience.

The Solfeggio scale dates back to early sacred music traditions. Each tone resonates at a specific vibration believed to influence the body, mind, and emotional state in different ways.

When combined with brainwave frequencies Alpha, Theta, Delta these tones become more than sound. They become an experience.

The Solfeggio Scale

Tap a frequency to explore its purpose

Brainwave Frequencies

The science behind the pairing

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Delta

0.5 – 4 Hz

Deep sleep, restoration, healing. The slowest waves, active during dreamless rest.

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Theta

4 – 8 Hz

Meditation, intuition, memory. The bridge between waking and sleeping consciousness.

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Alpha

8 – 13 Hz

Calm focus, relaxation, presence. Active when you close your eyes and breathe.

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Beta

13 – 30 Hz

Alertness, concentration, active thinking. Your everyday waking state.

"Sound is the medicine of the future."

— Edgar Cayce

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