<p>Can repetitive music (minimal) help remember by increasing theta waves?</p>

<p>As far as I understand theta waves are involved in memory tasks. If correct, can I try increase theta waves with audio neuro-feedback to help remember or find clarity on a question? I am thinking about something very simple like drumming with 4-6 beats per second. </p>

<p>Cheers! k</p>

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What makes you believe this could be the case?
Steven Jeuris
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Internet searches seem to indicate that theta waves are involved in memory tasks. When I listen to monotone drumming around 4-6 beat per second (4-6hz) I am much better at remembering things.
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Can repetitive music help remember by increasing theta waves?
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# Can repetitive music help remember by increasing theta waves?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-09-04)

Can repetitive music (minimal) help remember by increasing theta waves?

As far as I understand theta waves are involved in memory tasks. If correct, can I try increase theta waves with audio neuro-feedback to help remember or find clarity on a question? I am thinking about something very simple like drumming with 4-6 beats per second.

Cheers! k

**Tags:** memory, brain-training, music, brain-waves

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: What makes you believe this could be the case?  
> **username_0**: Internet searches seem to indicate that theta waves are involved in memory tasks. When I listen to monotone drumming around 4-6 beat per second (4-6hz) I am much better at remembering things.  

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