SpartanII wrote:I've even had a few
digital drugs work for me- mostly the downers.
What a stupid company:
Quote:Bromo-DragonFLY is a psychedelic hallucinogenic drug related to the phenethylamine family. It is very uncommon with nearly no history of human use. Bromo-DragonFLY is considered an extremely potent hallucinogen with an extremely long duration of action up to several days. On the positive side is mood lift, visual changes such as trails and patterns, increased associative thinking, and ego softening. On the negative end could be short-term memory scramble or loss and confusion as well as the general unknown considering the mystery of this substance.
http://idosersoftware.co...th=7&products_id=182 Oh, and don't forget tripping 96h and death by vasoconstriction if you accidentally overdose... I'm a little upset over paying them $15 for "spiritual science" tracks I could have easily created myself:
Quote:I-Doser uses SBaGen as its binaural beat engine. SBaGen's source code has always been licensed by its author (Jim Peters) under the GNU GPLv2. Up until June 2007, I-Doser was distributed in violation of SBaGen's license. However, an agreement was reached between Jim Peters and I-Doser in June 2007, as below.
http://uazu.net/sbagen/i-doser.html Okay granted, the music was really pleasant (and reminiscent to
Ulrich Schnauss) but the marketing is beyond stupid.
In case somebody is willing to pay $15 for BB, try this SBaGen batch file instead (you need to be comfortable with the Windows shell and an text editor tho) - and donate the $15 to a good cause (e.g.
the Nexus admin). The batch file is made accordingly to Tom Campbell's instructions, but you can easily customize it to your own needs (longer duration, lower/higher frequency etc.)
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/44CcRVBn/file.htmlAnd if you own an Apple device and want ALAC lossless encoding, this is the ffmpeg Windows Powershell command:
Code:ls -recurse -include *.wav | %{.\ffmpeg.exe -i $_.FullName -acodec alac -ab 999k ($_.DirectoryName+"\"+$_.BaseName+'.m4a')}
If HQ mp3s are good for you (in theory they should), here's the LAME command:
Code:lame.exe -b 320 -m s -q 0 name.wav name.mp3
If this is too confusing, try Gnaural (not so precise as SBaGen imo):
http://gnaural.sourceforge.net/