Method, system and non-transitory computer-readable medium for producing neuromodulating audio signals for altering endogenous electrical signals

A system for acoustic neuromodulation, comprising:

• one or more sensors configured to measure an endogenous electrical signal of a user;
• a processing device configured to:
• generate a background audio signal;
• and
• based on the measured endogenous electrical signal, generate a neuromodulating audio signal configured to alter at least one characteristic of the endogenous electrical signal;
• and
• one or more speakers configured to:
• present the background audio signal to the user;
• and
• intermittently present the neuromodulating audio signal to the user to alter the at least one characteristic of the endogenous electrical signal.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by a processing device operatively coupled to one or more sensors configured to measure an endogenous electrical signal of a user and to one or more speakers configured to present audio signals, cause the device to:

• generate a background audio signal;
• based on the measured endogenous electrical signal, generate a neuromodulating audio signal configured to alter at least one characteristic of the endogenous electrical signal;
• and
• cause the one or more speakers to:
• present the background audio signal to the user;
• and
• intermittently present the neuromodulating audio signal to the user to alter the at least one characteristic of the endogenous electrical signal.