bwg options

hi,
i have been playing around with this brainwave generator for
some time now and must say it's an awesome program! Any
suggestions about creating my own presets because i am a
bit lost with all those option charts. Maybe there are too
many options to choose from...
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there are a large number of places to find this information on the web.
however if you do not have the time to study for years i highly recommend
going to http://www.brainmaster.com/faq1/brainw1.htm and reading this and
also 2 and 3. this is a very good source of ideas on the frequencies to
try. [email protected]
John Davison wrote:
> hi,
> i have been playing around with this brainwave generator for
> some time now and must say it's an awesome program! Any
> suggestions about creating my own presets because i am a
> bit lost with all those option charts. Maybe there are too
> many options to choose from...
>
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Re: bwg options

Hi there,
I am using the BrainWave Generator since 5 days. You say it is an
"awesome program"... I will tell you it is a very small program. Do you
know synthesizer programs? These programs habe very many options but not
too much. And the BrainWave Generator is very simple. We do don't
looking for a good roboter? Sorry, but it will be help you with your
computer. Now I am using the BrainWave Generator for a
non-commercial-CD-production with contemporary music.
Regard from
Harald Haack, Hamburg (Germany)
John Davison schrieb:
> 
> hi,
> i have been playing around with this brainwave generator for
> some time now and must say it's an awesome program! Any
> suggestions about creating my own presets because i am a
> bit lost with all those option charts. Maybe there are too
> many options to choose from...
> 
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Re: bwg options

Hi,
Here are a few things that help me make presets:
1) a table of correspondences between frequencies and the human body;
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/4572/tableof.htm
 I tried the "headache treatment, varying..." preset in the new BWG, at a
moment I really needed it, it was effective and I noticed that the audible
frequencies are in the range of 600 to 450 which corresponds to the upper
part of the head, and above. So I made some presets for different parts of
the body, applying the a method similar to Mikko Noromaa's headache
treatment preset, namely:
Length of segment 1 minute, with one node allowing a sweep of frequencies
moving up and down over the selected area Repeated any number of times. A
second voice does a similar sweep in the opposite direction.
This works for me, especially when I turn attention and suggestion of
healing to the part of the body and the audible frequency that resonates
with it according to this system. The attached preset, entitled "chest" I
found effective against a feeling of heaviness, tightness and congestion in
the chest. It soon produces a feeling of oxygenation, lightness and relief.
Take a look at the options of the said headache preset and the "chest"
preset to get a better idea of the method used.
I am trying out presets made in this way for kidneys, lungs, liver, heart ,
spleen and the "triple warmer " meridian to go with the Taoist exercise
called "the six healing sounds".
Another way to discover new presets is by making a preset for the current
three hour period, as in the table "Figure of the seven circulations" an the
accompanying table of frequencies.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/4572/sevcr.htm
 Two or more voices can combine in many different ways for any  3hr period.
When I want to play with presets and don't know what to try, I simply work
on the current 3hr period.
Begin with two voices, then experiment with backgrounds, modulation etc. and
soon it all becomes familiar. It is easier to make progress if you have some
goal in mind, when creating new presets, two ways I found to define a goal
are as above: the resonances in the body, and the 3hr periods.
Begin with simple, two voice presets and then gradually expand. You are
welcome to download the above pages from my site, if you find them useful.
Good luck, and enjoy!
Yanis Dambergs
-----Original Message-----
From: John Davison <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Monday, January 18, 1999 4:25 AM
Subject: bwg options
>hi,
>i have been playing around with this brainwave generator for
>some time now and must say it's an awesome program! Any
>suggestions about creating my own presets because i am a
>bit lost with all those option charts. Maybe there are too
>many options to choose from...
>
>
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 chest.bwg

Re: bwg options

Hi,
The previous attempt to send this posting was not quite successful: a part
of the letter was missing and the attached preset was corrupted. Here is a
second try to send the same:
Here are a few things that help me make presets:
1) a table of correspondences between frequencies and the human body;
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/4572/tableof.htm
I tried the "headache treatment, varying..." preset in the new BWG, at a
moment I really needed it, it was effective and I noticed that the audible
frequencies are in the range of 600 to 450 which corresponds to the upper
part of the head, and above. So I made some presets for different parts of
the body, applying the a method similar to Mikko Noromaa's headache
treatment preset, namely:
Length of segment 1 minute, with one node allowing a sweep of frequencies
moving up and down over the selected area Repeated any number of times. A
second voice does a similar sweep in the opposite direction.
This works for me, especially when I turn attention and suggestion of
healing to the part of the body and the audible frequency that resonates
with it according to this system. The attached preset, entitled "chest" I
found effective against a feeling of heaviness, tightness and congestion in
the chest. It soon produces a feeling of oxygenation, lightness and relief.
Take a look at the options of the said headache preset and the "chest"
preset to get a better idea of the method used.
I am trying out presets made in this way for kidneys, lungs, liver, heart ,
spleen and the "triple warmer " meridian to go with the Taoist exercise
called "the six healing sounds".
Another way to discover new presets is by making a preset for the current
three hour period, as in the table "Figure of the seven circulations" an the
accompanying table of frequencies.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/4572/sevcr.htm
Two or more voices can combine in many different ways for any  3hr period.
When I want to play with presets and don't know what to try, I simply work
on the current 3hr period.
Begin with two voices, then experiment with backgrounds, modulation etc. and
soon it all becomes familiar. It is easier to make progress if you have some
goal in mind, when creating new presets, two ways I found to define a goal
are as above: the resonances in the body, and the 3hr periods.
Begin with simple, two voice presets and then gradually expand. You are
welcome to download the above pages from my site, if you find them useful.
Good luck, and enjoy!
Yanis Dambergs
-----Original Message-----
From: John Davison <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Monday, January 18, 1999 4:25 AM
Subject: bwg options
>hi,
>i have been playing around with this brainwave generator for
>some time now and must say it's an awesome program! Any
>suggestions about creating my own presets because i am a
>bit lost with all those option charts. Maybe there are too
>many options to choose from...
>
>
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-----Original Message-----
From: John Davison <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Monday, January 18, 1999 4:25 AM
Subject: bwg options
>hi,
>i have been playing around with this brainwave generator for
>some time now and must say it's an awesome program! Any
>suggestions about creating my own presets because i am a
>bit lost with all those option charts. Maybe there are too
>many options to choose from...
>


 chest.bwg

Re: bwg options

Hi Yanis,
many thanks for your information. The mailing list brings me it.
I want tell you that I am produced a special audio-CD with sounds of the
BrainWave Generator. Now it is a non-commercial-production but very
professional. But it is not a stupit copy of the BrainWave Generator
sounds. 
Today your information was a good help to check my last compositions. 
An example: There are in the first time of a track a sound tone of the
BrainWave Generator. I begins with a soft and deep frequence. And then I
mix it with other synthesizer sounds or samples in a percussive system.
And so it is a special kind of music. Very lovely, nice, good for
background if you are working creative. 
It would be very nice if you answere me.
Regards, Harald
Yanis schrieb:
> 
> Hi,
> The previous attempt to send this posting was not quite successful: a part
> of the letter was missing and the attached preset was corrupted. Here is a
> second try to send the same:
> 
> Here are a few things that help me make presets:
> 1) a table of correspondences between frequencies and the human body;
> 
> http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/4572/tableof.htm
> 
> I tried the "headache treatment, varying..." preset in the new BWG, at a
> moment I really needed it, it was effective and I noticed that the audible
> frequencies are in the range of 600 to 450 which corresponds to the upper
> part of the head, and above. So I made some presets for different parts of
> the body, applying the a method similar to Mikko Noromaa's headache
> treatment preset, namely:
> Length of segment 1 minute, with one node allowing a sweep of frequencies
> moving up and down over the selected area Repeated any number of times. A
> second voice does a similar sweep in the opposite direction.
> 
> This works for me, especially when I turn attention and suggestion of
> healing to the part of the body and the audible frequency that resonates
> with it according to this system. The attached preset, entitled "chest" I
> found effective against a feeling of heaviness, tightness and congestion in
> the chest. It soon produces a feeling of oxygenation, lightness and relief.
> 
> Take a look at the options of the said headache preset and the "chest"
> preset to get a better idea of the method used.
> 
> I am trying out presets made in this way for kidneys, lungs, liver, heart ,
> spleen and the "triple warmer " meridian to go with the Taoist exercise
> called "the six healing sounds".
> 
> Another way to discover new presets is by making a preset for the current
> three hour period, as in the table "Figure of the seven circulations" an the
> accompanying table of frequencies.
> 
> http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/4572/sevcr.htm
> 
> Two or more voices can combine in many different ways for any  3hr period.
> When I want to play with presets and don't know what to try, I simply work
> on the current 3hr period.
> 
> Begin with two voices, then experiment with backgrounds, modulation etc. and
> soon it all becomes familiar. It is easier to make progress if you have some
> goal in mind, when creating new presets, two ways I found to define a goal
> are as above: the resonances in the body, and the 3hr periods.
> 
> Begin with simple, two voice presets and then gradually expand. You are
> welcome to download the above pages from my site, if you find them useful.
> 
> Good luck, and enjoy!
> 
> Yanis Dambergs
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: John Davison <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
> Date: Monday, January 18, 1999 4:25 AM
> Subject: bwg options
> 
> >hi,
> >i have been playing around with this brainwave generator for
> >some time now and must say it's an awesome program! Any
> >suggestions about creating my own presets because i am a
> >bit lost with all those option charts. Maybe there are too
> >many options to choose from...
> >
> >
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: John Davison <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
> Date: Monday, January 18, 1999 4:25 AM
> Subject: bwg options
> 
> >hi,
> >i have been playing around with this brainwave generator for
> >some time now and must say it's an awesome program! Any
> >suggestions about creating my own presets because i am a
> >bit lost with all those option charts. Maybe there are too
> >many options to choose from...
> >
> 
>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>                 Name: chest.bwg
>    chest.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>             Encoding: base64

bwg options, thanks for your input!

Effects are really intersting to try, the only problem is that every new 
option should be tried for a full session of 10 minutes or more. Just 
don't have the time for that. :-)
anyway the builtin presets seem very limited compared to what I can 
really do! For example, several voices, segments etc.
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Hello all,
First of all, please forvige my not-very-good-english. I'm interested in
this file you said (the one fro the chest). Can you mail it for me, please?
Thanks a lot.
Ah... BG is the best program I used, apart of Cool Edit. Someone who has
used both can compare it in the list, please?
At 16:45 20/01/99 +0200, you wrote:
>Yanis schrieb:
(...)
>> This works for me, especially when I turn attention and suggestion of
>> healing to the part of the body and the audible frequency that resonates
>> with it according to this system. The attached preset, entitled "chest" I
>> found effective against a feeling of heaviness, tightness and congestion in
>> the chest. It soon produces a feeling of oxygenation, lightness and relief.
>> 
>> Take a look at the options of the said headache preset and the "chest"
						-- Kiko
------------------------------------------------
[END OF MESSAGE]

Re: bwg options

I have used the Cool Edit Pro brainwave settings.  It's really no different
except you can apply it to any sound file and really customize anyway you
wish.  Because of the nature of the program, being a sound editor.  BG is
good for some one who just wants to install and that's it, simple and
nothing to mess with.
At 07:02 PM 1/25/99 +0200, you wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>First of all, please forvige my not-very-good-english. I'm interested in
>this file you said (the one fro the chest). Can you mail it for me, please?
>Thanks a lot.
>
>Ah... BG is the best program I used, apart of Cool Edit. Someone who has
>used both can compare it in the list, please?
>
>At 16:45 20/01/99 +0200, you wrote:
>>Yanis schrieb:
>(...)
>>> This works for me, especially when I turn attention and suggestion of
>>> healing to the part of the body and the audible frequency that resonates
>>> with it according to this system. The attached preset, entitled "chest" I
>>> found effective against a feeling of heaviness, tightness and
congestion in
>>> the chest. It soon produces a feeling of oxygenation, lightness and
relief.
>>> 
>>> Take a look at the options of the said headache preset and the "chest"
>
>
>						-- Kiko
>------------------------------------------------
>[END OF MESSAGE]
>
>
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Re: bwg options

Hi, Harald
You wrote:
>Today your information was a good help to check my last compositions. 
Do you mean the information about frequencies and the body?
Yanis

Re: bwg options

Hi Yanis,
Yanis schrieb:
> 
> Hi, Harald
> 
> You wrote:
> 
> >Today your information was a good help to check my last compositions.
> 
> Do you mean the information about frequencies and the body?
I mean the frequencies, which correspondence with the frequencies of the
brain. Now my CD is complete, composed with the brain frequencies and a
little help with the BrainWave Generator. Playtime: 58:23 - 11 tracks. 
I had send a demo-copy (playtime: 33:00 - 5 tracks) to a lady in
Finnland. She writes:
Hallo Harald,
I have got the demo-cd!I have listened it twice, it was very interesting
and
when I afterwards came to the computer I noticed that I was in a state
of
harmony, just as if I had been meditating. I have never actually
meditated,
but this music makes it easy just to concentrate to listening. I have
listened it with a cd-player and with my computer. Juho and Jere have
better
cd-player in their computers (BUT I have never used them, I must ask for
advice. Juho will say: you are SO stupid, he always says so. Jere is
better
in educating me) and I will listen the cd in their computer, too.
 In 'normal' CD-player:  I thought:                  When listening with
my
computer:
1.Treravon:
I felt like being in the space.                                There was
this space-effect first, but then there was an inside-feeling,
Easy to reach a stage of meditation.                     it calms down.
                                              I liked it.
2.  Nice, I liked it                                               
Space.
As if I were in a cave.
3. Frightening.                                                    
There
was nothing frightening. started to like it.
4. I was listening myself, strong                            There was a
horse gallopping
    inside feeling
5. Very beautiful, like music played with organ.       The same feeling
as
when played with 'normal' cd-player.
This is very interesting, I still feel that I do not want to come out of
this inside feeling of pleasure, I do not want to think any nasty things
and
I want to listen to it again. The next time I will use earphones.
I was thinking, what do you think or feel when composing it?
This is the first time I have listened to this kind of music. I have
heard
it in TV as a background music.
Yesterday evening I thought, that when I get this CD and listen to it,
what
if I do not like it. Then I decided that I shall be honest. I am not
polite,
I am honest.
I think that I will feel it differently next time I listen to it, it
requires good cd-player.
Those your earlier compositions, were they like this, too?
What I do not like is 'metallic' music, the music without a melody. Leif
Segerstam (Finn) has composed new music which is played by an orchestra,
and
I simply cannot listen to it, it makes me crazy.
The first layout cover (face of a woman, dark blue) suits very well to
this
music, I think so.
>
>
> Do you know Mikko Noromaa? He live (?) in
>
> Ahventie 4 B,02170 Espoo, FINLAND (Trantex - an L&H; Mendez company).
>
> In our ears the name mikko noromaa is so japanese.
I do not know. I asked the boys, but they do not know, either.Mikko is a
very common name in Finland. Mikko  -  Nikko   Not so far away from each
other.
Ahventie is approximately 10 kilometers away from us.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Regards, Harald
> 
> Yanis
> 
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Re: bwg options

Hi Yanis,
Yanis schrieb:
> 
> Hi, Harald
> 
> You wrote:
> 
> >Today your information was a good help to check my last compositions.
> 
> Do you mean the information about frequencies and the body?
I mean the frequencies, which correspondence with the frequencies of the
brain. Now my CD is complete, composed with the brain frequencies and a
little help with the BrainWave Generator. Playtime: 58:23 - 11 tracks. 
I had send a demo-copy (playtime: 33:00 - 5 tracks) to a lady in
Finnland. She writes:
Hallo Harald,
I have got the demo-cd!I have listened it twice, it was very interesting
and
when I afterwards came to the computer I noticed that I was in a state
of
harmony, just as if I had been meditating. I have never actually
meditated,
but this music makes it easy just to concentrate to listening. I have
listened it with a cd-player and with my computer. Juho and Jere have
better
cd-player in their computers (BUT I have never used them, I must ask for
advice. Juho will say: you are SO stupid, he always says so. Jere is
better
in educating me) and I will listen the cd in their computer, too.
 In 'normal' CD-player:  I thought:                  When listening with
my
computer:
1.Treravon:
I felt like being in the space.                                There was
this space-effect first, but then there was an inside-feeling,
Easy to reach a stage of meditation.                     it calms down.
                                              I liked it.
2.  Nice, I liked it                                               
Space.
As if I were in a cave.
3. Frightening.                                                    
There
was nothing frightening. started to like it.
4. I was listening myself, strong                            There was a
horse gallopping
    inside feeling
5. Very beautiful, like music played with organ.       The same feeling
as
when played with 'normal' cd-player.
This is very interesting, I still feel that I do not want to come out of
this inside feeling of pleasure, I do not want to think any nasty things
and
I want to listen to it again. The next time I will use earphones.
I was thinking, what do you think or feel when composing it?
This is the first time I have listened to this kind of music. I have
heard
it in TV as a background music.
Yesterday evening I thought, that when I get this CD and listen to it,
what
if I do not like it. Then I decided that I shall be honest. I am not
polite,
I am honest.
I think that I will feel it differently next time I listen to it, it
requires good cd-player.
Those your earlier compositions, were they like this, too?
What I do not like is 'metallic' music, the music without a melody. Leif
Segerstam (Finn) has composed new music which is played by an orchestra,
and
I simply cannot listen to it, it makes me crazy.
The first layout cover (face of a woman, dark blue) suits very well to
this
music, I think so.
>
>
> Do you know Mikko Noromaa? He live (?) in
>
> Ahventie 4 B,02170 Espoo, FINLAND (Trantex - an L&H; Mendez company).
>
> In our ears the name mikko noromaa is so japanese.
I do not know. I asked the boys, but they do not know, either.Mikko is a
very common name in Finland. Mikko  -  Nikko   Not so far away from each
other.
Ahventie is approximately 10 kilometers away from us.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Regards, Harald
> 
> Yanis
> 
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Re: bwg options

Hello everybody,
I am a french journalist and writer using
bwgen with pleasure, and testing the
different frequencies.
That all began in 86 reading Mickael
Hutchison 'Megabrain'.
When I put theta waves and play chess at
Playsite, I just offer pieces...
At 8 Hz, it is better.
((-:  Jacques  :-))
I am still trying. Thanks for your information.
-- 
Jacques De Schryver et Linda Steven
http://www.i-france.com/jdsetls/
http://www.multimania.com/jdsetls/Surfeur_Fou/NOF_3.0/nof_3.0.html
http://www.multimania.com/jdsetls/MHR/html/lois_et_proverbes.html
http://www.multimania.com/jdsetls/html/carrefour.html
Site de Linda : http://www.multimania.com/lsteven

Questions

Hi.  I have a few questions about the BWG. =20
1. I have 2 speakers, but the left is on my right, and the right on my =
left.  Will it still work?
2. Where should I sit in relation to the speakers?
Thanks,
Andrew

Re: Questions

I think your best place is in the neightbourhouse.
Or was your questions not a joke?
Harald
> Andrew schrieb:
> 
> Hi.  I have a few questions about the BWG.
> 1. I have 2 speakers, but the left is on my right, and the right on my
> left.  Will it still work?
> 2. Where should I sit in relation to the speakers?
> Thanks,
> Andrew

Re: Questions

Hi,
> Hi.  I have a few questions about the BWG. =20
> 1. I have 2 speakers, but the left is on my right, and the right on my =
> left.  Will it still work?
Sure, the only difference between left/right is in the pitch of the tones
presented to the ears.
> 2. Where should I sit in relation to the speakers?
So that most of the sound from the left speaker goes to your left ear
and as little as possible to the right ear. And the same for right
speaker/ear.
HOWEVER, please note that using speakers (instead of earphones) is
NOT optimal at all. You will hear the binaural beat but since most
of the mixing happens "on the air" (not in your brain), the effect
is far lesser than with earphones. If you absolutely can't use
earphones, you can try BrainWave Generator with speakers, but do
not expect very good results.
-- 
Mikko Noromaa ([email protected])
Noromaa Solutions - see http://www.bwgen.com

Looking for an electronic device that is 100% effective

Can anyone help me find such an electronic device for the rapid induction
of a subject into a deep hypnotic state. Hope someone can help me out by
pointing me into the right direction were I can get such a device or
electronic schematics for building a device. Thank you for your time.
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Re: Looking for an electronic device that is 100% effective

You should find your answer in Megabrain, 
by Mickael Hutchison (Beach Tree Book, 1986)
now in paperback.
Greetings from France,
Jacques ;-))
-- 
Jacques De Schryver et Linda Steven
http://www.i-france.com/jdsetls/
http://www.multimania.com/jdsetls/Surfeur_Fou/NOF_3.0/nof_3.0.html
http://www.multimania.com/jdsetls/MHR/html/lois_et_proverbes.html
http://www.multimania.com/jdsetls/html/carrefour.html
Site de Linda : http://www.multimania.com/lsteven

Re: Questions

You should listen through headphones for binaural beats to work.
    -----Original Message-----
    From: Andrew <[email protected]>
    To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
    Date: 27 January 1999 01:56
    Subject: Re: Questions
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    Hi.  I have a few questions about the BWG. =20
    1. I have 2 speakers, but the left is on my right, and the right on =
my left.  Will it still work?
    2. Where should I sit in relation to the speakers?
    Thanks,
    Andrew

Re: bwg options, thanks for your input!

Hi,
> anyway the builtin presets seem very limited compared to what I can 
> really do! For example, several voices, segments etc.
This is very true. Actually, we got a lot of suggestions of
different kinds of presets to be included as built-in presets.
However, they ranged so much in content and other areas that
it was decided that only the basic set of presets be included.
For example, one user claimed to achieve a nice relaxed
meditation state with a binaural beat frequency above 20 Hz.
The Presets section of our Web site (http://www.bwgen.com)
is meant for these more "unconventional" presets. Please feel
free to send your presets to be posted onto this site!
-- 
Mikko Noromaa ([email protected])
Noromaa Solutions - see http://www.bwgen.com