❓ Frequently Asked Questions – Instant Hz Listener

1. What is the Instant Hz Listener?

The Instant Hz Listener is a simple online tool that lets you play pure sound frequencies instantly. You can choose a frequency and listen without signing up or installing anything.

2. Do I need headphones to use this tool?

Headphones are recommended for the best experience, especially for lower or subtle frequencies, but the tool also works on speakers.

3. Is this a binaural beats tool?

This tool plays pure tone frequencies, not layered binaural beats. What you hear is a clean, direct sound at the selected Hz level.

4. What are Hz frequencies used for?

Many people explore Hz frequencies for relaxation, focus, meditation, sound testing, or simple curiosity. Experiences can vary from person to person.

5. How long should I listen to a frequency?

There is no fixed rule. You can listen for a few minutes or longer, depending on comfort and purpose. Always keep the volume at a safe level.

6. Are these frequencies safe to listen to?

All tones are generated at standard audio levels. Some very high or very low frequencies may not be audible to everyone. If you feel discomfort, stop listening.

7. Why can’t I hear some frequencies?

Human hearing range varies. Frequencies above or below your hearing limit may feel silent or very faint — this is normal.

8. Can this tool be used for meditation or focus?

Many users choose frequencies during meditation, relaxation, or work sessions. The tool is designed to be simple and distraction-free.

9. Does this tool work on mobile devices?

Yes. The Instant Hz Listener is mobile-friendly and works on most modern phones, tablets, and desktops.

10. Is this tool free to use?

Yes. The Instant Hz Listener is completely free and does not require login or registration.

11. Does this replace medical or therapeutic treatment?

No. This tool is for general listening and exploration only.

This tool is for educational and experiential purposes, not medical advice.

12. Which frequency should I start with?

If you’re unsure, start with commonly explored tones like 528 Hz, 432 Hz, or 7.83 Hz, and observe how you feel.