Meditation Music

FAQ – Meditation Music

Should I pick 30-minute or 1-hour tracks for a class?
Match the music to your plan. Use 30 minutes for short guided practice or a single sequence. Choose 1 hour for full classes, livestreams, or longer focus blocks. If timing must be exact, create the length you need with Longoloops.

What helps spoken guidance sit comfortably over the bed?
Choose simple harmony, limited highs, and a slow, even pulse. Keep music several dB below the voice, dip it on key lines, and leave brief pockets of quiet before instructions or timings.

Can I use nature sound or deep drones without masking breath cues?
You can—keep the bed quiet and unbusy. Use wide, slow textures, and tuck water or wind elements low. Avoid clicks, chimes, and sudden swells. If breath is the focus, run the bed 6–9 dB under the mic, add a gentle 2–3 dB duck on key inhales and exhales, and leave tiny spaces so the air is heard.

What works for reiki or restorative sessions versus meditation with song elements?
For reiki or restorative, use long sustains with almost no rhythm—pads that drift and harmonies that change slowly. If you want a song feel at the open or close, keep vocals minimal and word-light, sit them low in the mix, then return to the instrumental bed so the room stays calm.