NOX

Submitted: 03-Aug-2003 by Ngenjung
Download preset: NOX.bwg

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Maybe someone on the yahoo group [email protected] might have some idea or location to stage a file that size. I'll look around and get back to you... JerryN

08-Sep-2003, David

I use the nature sound therapy program for my backgrounds !.. try that one out you wont be disapointed.

Are the backgrounds really that necesary?

I find they help. The best backgrounds [I find] are those that the brain cannot anticipate what is going to happen next. I find if the brain gets bored, it will begin to disregard everything, binaural included. That's why I tend to steer clear of using the built-in background sound feature that Brainwave Generator has. I've found you can get less repetitive effects from a MOD-style synthesizer running alongside Brainwave Generator. [BUZZ is a freeware one - you can download a copy at www.buzzmachines,com - it's pretty powerful, albeit a little buggy. You can create all sorts of funky noise effects with it.]

I don't understand the audio carrier frequencies of the binaural beats be set so high (ie 18000 hrz voice). I would think that you are forfeiting a binaural effect in that at that frequency, the sound will not be refracted internally by the skull. Is this an irrelevant consideration?

The use of overly high and overly low frequencies are part of me playing around with variations on the 'Tomatis Effect'.

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You could upload the larger files to either www.rapidshare.com or www.megaupload.com -- both have free services and give a link to post here for others to download them.

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