Re: Fw: Residual effects

All,
I would like to report an area that can be improved for the next
version. When the protocol reaches the end of the programmed time
period, it doesn't seem to reset the computer's sound card. So if the
protocol does not fade to zero, there is continuous, indefinate tones
generated. So if you fall asleep....
I have just experienced 9.9Hz at 1% for several hours after faling
asleep. It incapitated me for all of the following day (the headache
fixed up by another session with BWG).
At the very least there should be a warning that the end-of-protocol is
non-zero, just as there is a warning if the transition between segments
is non-continuous.
Regards,
Chad T Williams wrote:
>   -----Original Message-----
> From: Chad T Williams <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
> Date: Friday, April 23, 1999 10:02 PM
> Subject: Re: Residual effects
>  Yes, Daniel, I have noticed it too but I am assuming that it is not
> related to listing to sounds that are too loud and could lead to
> tinnitus because I play my presets at fairly low volume.  The noise
> goes away soon and I don't worry about it. Chad
>
>      -----Original Message-----
>      From: Daniel Norfield <[email protected]>
>      To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
>      Date: Friday, April 23, 1999 3:31 PM
>      Subject: Re: Residual effects
>       Hello all,    I'm new to this list, and I am unsure as to
>      whether or not this topic has come up for discussion before,
>      but in light of my absence I hope you don't mind humoring
>      me.    I've noticed that after extended sessions with the
>      BWG (well 10 min. or longer) After I remove the headset,
>      there are audible residual tones that seem to last a few
>      minutes after the session ends. I'm familiar with the
>      effects of sound on your hearing (i.e. after long exposure
>      to sound you adjust to the sound, and then when it is
>      removed the absence of the sound creates an illusive effect
>      of sound). I'm simply curious as to whether or not others
>      experience this, whether or not they get used to it, and if
>      there are any adverse affects that have been recorded by any
>      of you BWG experimentalists.    Thanks in advance for your
>      input.Sincerely,Daniel Norfield
>

Re: Fw: Residual effects

I too have had this problem.  I suffered no ill effects, but it is =
annoying.  This should be reported to Noromma Solutions.
    -----Original Message-----
    From: ophelia mcmillan <[email protected]>
    To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
    Date: Saturday, May 08, 1999 6:51 AM
    Subject: Re: Fw: Residual effects
   =20
   =20
    All,=20
    I would like to report an area that can be improved for the next =
version. When the protocol reaches the end of the programmed time =
period, it doesn't seem to reset the computer's sound card. So if the =
protocol does not fade to zero, there is continuous, indefinate tones =
generated. So if you fall asleep....=20
    I have just experienced 9.9Hz at 1% for several hours after faling =
asleep. It incapitated me for all of the following day (the headache =
fixed up by another session with BWG).=20
    At the very least there should be a warning that the end-of-protocol =
is non-zero, just as there is a warning if the transition between =
segments is non-continuous.=20
    Regards,=20
    Chad T Williams wrote:=20
          -----Original Message-----=20
        From: Chad T Williams <[email protected]>=20
        To: [email protected] <[email protected]>=20
        Date: Friday, April 23, 1999 10:02 PM=20
        Subject: Re: Residual effects=20
         Yes, Daniel, I have noticed it too but I am assuming that it is =
not related to listing to sounds that are too loud and could lead to =
tinnitus because I play my presets at fairly low volume.  The noise goes =
away soon and I don't worry about it. Chad=20
            -----Original Message-----=20
            From: Daniel Norfield <[email protected]>=20
            To: [email protected] <[email protected]>=20
            Date: Friday, April 23, 1999 3:31 PM=20
            Subject: Re: Residual effects=20
             Hello all,    I'm new to this list, and I am unsure as to =
whether or not this topic has come up for discussion before, but in =
light of my absence I hope you don't mind humoring me.    I've noticed =
that after extended sessions with the BWG (well 10 min. or longer) After =
I remove the headset, there are audible residual tones that seem to last =
a few minutes after the session ends. I'm familiar with the effects of =
sound on your hearing (i.e. after long exposure to sound you adjust to =
the sound, and then when it is removed the absence of the sound creates =
an illusive effect of sound). I'm simply curious as to whether or not =
others experience this, whether or not they get used to it, and if there =
are any adverse affects that have been recorded by any of you BWG =
experimentalists.    Thanks in advance for your input.Sincerely,Daniel =
Norfield

Re: Fw: Residual effects

Hi,
> I would like to report an area that can be improved for the next
> version. When the protocol reaches the end of the programmed time
> period, it doesn't seem to reset the computer's sound card. So if the
> protocol does not fade to zero, there is continuous, indefinate tones
> generated. So if you fall asleep....
This is by design, because sometimes you want the sound to continue
with the last parameters. If the sound volume fades to zero, BrainWave
Generator stops it automatically.
I see the problem with ending a preset at a very low volume,
and we may do something about it in the future. Maybe adding
a new checkbox "Continue sound after the last segment", which
would be off by default.
-- 
Mikko Noromaa ([email protected])
Noromaa Solutions - see http://www.bwgen.com

RE: Fw: Residual effects

Hi
> This is by design, because sometimes you want the sound to continue
> with the last parameters. If the sound volume fades to zero, BrainWave
> Generator stops it automatically.
>
> I see the problem with ending a preset at a very low volume,
> and we may do something about it in the future. Maybe adding
> a new checkbox "Continue sound after the last segment", which
> would be off by default.
This highlights something I've found awkward and that's to fade all of the
channels in or out at once. As there isn't a MASTER volume control that applies
to each channel you have to apply the same volume fade to all the channels. If
you've got two binaural tones (four channels), it's not easy to get the same
fade on each channel, especially when you're looking at the last two minutes of
a 30 minute session (it gets a bit fiddly). If you don't get the fades starting
at the same time and the curves the same shape, the tones will tend to drift
from side to side ...
Mikko, how about a MASTER volume control much like the current volume controls?
If this is awkward, how about "Fade-In" and "Fade-out" effects where the user
specifies the period of the fade (eg fade from current volume to zero over
thirty seconds) and the fade is logarithmic so it sounds "natural"?
Cheers
Giovanni
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Beginner's Tips?

Hello,
I have tried BrainWave Generator for a few times, and I was wondering about
some things:
- Which volume should I listen to the sounds? Loud? Barely audible?
- Do you concentrate when you're listening to the sounds? Can you study
while you do that? I saw some of the built-in programs in which I could use
them while I studied/read something, is that right?
- Should I close my eyes?
- Did anyone have any experience of sleep time replacement with theta
sessions?
Sorry if these had already been answered many times. On that case, please
answer directly to me: [email protected]. Thank you so much for
everything!
Cheers!
Paulo
- Paulo Renato Dallagnol ("Piper") - [email protected] -
- Personal Home Page @ http://www.geocities.com/Paris/2480 -
- "What doesn't destroy me, makes me stronger" - Nietzsche -

Re: Beginner's Tips?

Paulo Renato Dallagnol asked:
>I have tried BrainWave Generator for a few times, and I was wondering about
>some things:
>- Which volume should I listen to the sounds? Loud? Barely audible?
Experiment! This is still an area where little is certain. Sometimes I
listen to them at a reasonable volume, other times I use them at a barely
audible level. There seem to be subtle variations in the effects. Michael
Hutchison's Megabrain Zones tapes use binaurals at a barely audible level,
and I find them very effective.
>- Do you concentrate when you're listening to the sounds?
I remember reading about one study in which the subjects showed greater
entrainment (change in brainwaves) when they concentrated on listening to
the binaural beats. I think it depends on what you are intending to do. If
you want to enter a state of deep relaxation I would recommend using other
relaxation techniques while listening to a relaxation preset in the
background. If you are trying to enter an alert beta state, you may want to
concentrate on the sounds - I find that more effective myself.
>Can you study
>while you do that? I saw some of the built-in programs in which I could use
>them while I studied/read something, is that right?
Some studies show that learning is accelerated when you are in an alpha
state, so I would personally use an alpha program for learning material. If,
on the other hand, you want to stay alert while reading some material, a
beta program would be better. Hutchison's Focus tape, which is intended to
facilitate learning, uses a mixture of alpha and beta, and works for me. You
might also want to note that going into a delta state after learning new
material is supposed to facilitate placing the material into long-term
memory.
Check out Michael Hutchison's books, particularly Megabrain and Megabrain
Power for more details on these and other uses of this technology.
>- Should I close my eyes?
Depends on what you want to achieve. For deep relaxation closed eyes may be
better.
>- Did anyone have any experience of sleep time replacement with theta
>sessions?
Yes, I find it works for me, to a certain extent. I often work nights, and
if I need to be awake the next day, I find a theta session can help. Using a
delta session to go into a deep sleep for a short time can work too. I find
that sleeping multiples of 90 minutes works well - this is our natural sleep
rhythm - so sleeping 90 minutes is better then sleeping for 2 hours.
I hope this is helpful,
Paul Holloway
[email protected]

Re: Fw: Residual effects

Hi,
> This highlights something I've found awkward and that's to fade all of the
> channels in or out at once. As there isn't a MASTER volume control that applies
> to each channel you have to apply the same volume fade to all the channels. If
> you've got two binaural tones (four channels), it's not easy to get the same
> fade on each channel, especially when you're looking at the last two minutes of
> a 30 minute session (it gets a bit fiddly). If you don't get the fades starting
> at the same time and the curves the same shape, the tones will tend to drift
> from side to side ...
We'll have to think about adding a new master volume parameter. However,
it would make designing new presets even more complicated that it is now.
In the meantime, I suggest you edit your sweeps manually (by entering
time values) to get all channels in sync. You can edit sweeps manually
by double-clicking a node.
-- 
Mikko Noromaa ([email protected])
Noromaa Solutions - see http://www.bwgen.com

Chakra frequencies

Hello all,
I know there are specific brainwave frequencies supposed to stimulate
specific chakras (energy centres in the body in some eastern philosophies).
Does anyone know how these frequencies were established, and how you are
supposed to use them?
Curiously,
Paul Holloway
[email protected]

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi Paul -
Check out this Web Page:
http://www.mindspring.com/~rtulloch/soundfrequency.html
Dave
At 10:01 PM 5/20/99 +0300, you wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>I know there are specific brainwave frequencies supposed to stimulate
>specific chakras (energy centres in the body in some eastern philosophies).
>Does anyone know how these frequencies were established, and how you are
>supposed to use them?
>
>Curiously,
>
>Paul Holloway
>[email protected]
>
>
>
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Help: bwgen only minimized

Hi,
all of a sudden, bwgen runs only minimized on my computer
(nt4.0 sp4).
I reinstalled from scratch after downloading the latest version
but it displays the same behavior.
The Maximize button is grayed out. Only Minimize and close
works. But the program window is already minimized!
Help!
mx

Re: Help: bwgen only minimized

Hi,
> all of a sudden, bwgen runs only minimized on my computer
> (nt4.0 sp4).
> 
> I reinstalled from scratch after downloading the latest version
> but it displays the same behavior.
> 
> The Maximize button is grayed out. Only Minimize and close
> works. But the program window is already minimized!
You probably have the BrainWave Generator window outside of your
screen area (BrainWave Generator remebers its last window position).
You can move it out to the visible screen area by right-clicking
it and selecting Move from the system menu. Then use your keyboard
to move the window left and/or up until you can see it.
Alternatively, you could also delete the registry key
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Noromaa Solutions\BrainWave Generator\2.
This will make BrainWave Generator "forget" about the last window
position.
-- 
Mikko Noromaa ([email protected])
Noromaa Solutions - see http://www.bwgen.com

Re: Chakra frequencies

Dave wrote:
>Hi Paul -
>
>Check out this Web Page:
>
>http://www.mindspring.com/~rtulloch/soundfrequency.html
Thanks for that Dave. It doesn't answer all my questions, but it's very
useful. Well worth a look.
Paul
[email protected]

Re: Help: bwgen only minimized

Deleting the key it helped!
Windowwidth was 0 and the X, Y was 'ff...' (off to the top left, I guess).
thanks.
mx
-----Original Message-----
From: Mikko Noromaa (Noromaa Solutions) <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Saturday, May 22, 1999 9:58 AM
Subject: Re: Help: bwgen only minimized
Hi,
> all of a sudden, bwgen runs only minimized on my computer
> (nt4.0 sp4).
> 
> I reinstalled from scratch after downloading the latest version
> but it displays the same behavior.
> 
> The Maximize button is grayed out. Only Minimize and close
> works. But the program window is already minimized!
You probably have the BrainWave Generator window outside of your
screen area (BrainWave Generator remebers its last window position).
You can move it out to the visible screen area by right-clicking
it and selecting Move from the system menu. Then use your keyboard
to move the window left and/or up until you can see it.
Alternatively, you could also delete the registry key
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Noromaa Solutions\BrainWave Generator\2.
This will make BrainWave Generator "forget" about the last window
position.
-- 
Mikko Noromaa ([email protected])
Noromaa Solutions - see http://www.bwgen.com
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hello

Hello,
I have recently subscribed but i do not receive messages.
Is this list working?.
Thanks
Dan
[email protected]

Re: hello

Hi Dan,
   Yes the list is working-I have beenetting messages pretty steady this
eve. Did you get a confirmation email back from the bird_farm list server?
Should have come very quickly.
gentle day,
Lisa B
At 03:46 AM 5/24/99 +0300, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have recently subscribed but i do not receive messages.
>
>Is this list working?.
>
>Thanks
>
>Dan
>
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Re: hello

Hi Dan and the bwgen list,
  Im so sorry. I mistook your post for a private email to me regarding a
poultry list Im on. Sorry for the mix up.  I forgot I hadnt set up
filtering the bwgen list mail into its own mailbox.
gentle day,
Lisa B

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi,
> I know there are specific brainwave frequencies supposed to stimulate
> specific chakras (energy centres in the body in some eastern =
philosophies).
> Does anyone know how these frequencies were established, and how you =
are
> supposed to use them?
  1.. chakra: base
  note: C
  frequency: 32.7Hz, 65.4Hz, 130.8Hz, 261.6Hz, 523.2Hz
  2.. genital
  D
  36.7, 73.4, 146.8, 293.6, 587.2
  3.. solar plexus
  E
  41.2, 82.4, 164.8, 329.6, 659.2
  4.. heart
  F
  43.65, 87.3, 174.6, 349.2, 698.4
  5.. throat
  G
  49, 98, 196, 392, 784
  6.. 3rd. eye
  A
  55, 110, 220, 440, 880
  7.. crown
  B
  61.74, 123.48, 246.95, 493.9, 987.8
Example:
    To stimulate 3rd. eye chakra and induce 10 Hz brainwave frequency:
  Left: 50Hz (or 105Hz, 215Hz, 435Hz, 875Hz)
  Right: 60Hz (or 115Hz, 225Hz, 445Hz, 885Hz)
  =20
  Average frequency: 55Hz ( (50Hz+60Hz)/2=3D55Hz ) (or 110Hz, 220Hz, =
440Hz, 880Hz) - this frequency stimulates 3rd. eye.
  =20
  Marcin Kowal=20

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi Marcin -
Thanx for the below info.  
Where does this frequency info come from?
Dave
At 07:54 AM 5/24/99 +0300, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> I know there are specific brainwave frequencies supposed to stimulate
>> specific chakras (energy centres in the body in some eastern philosophies).
>> Does anyone know how these frequencies were established, and how you are
>> supposed to use them?
>
>  1.. chakra: base
>  note: C
>  frequency: 32.7Hz, 65.4Hz, 130.8Hz, 261.6Hz, 523.2Hz
>  2.. genital
>  D
>  36.7, 73.4, 146.8, 293.6, 587.2
>  3.. solar plexus
>  E
>  41.2, 82.4, 164.8, 329.6, 659.2
>  4.. heart
>  F
>  43.65, 87.3, 174.6, 349.2, 698.4
>  5.. throat
>  G
>  49, 98, 196, 392, 784
>  6.. 3rd. eye
>  A
>  55, 110, 220, 440, 880
>  7.. crown
>  B
>  61.74, 123.48, 246.95, 493.9, 987.8
>
>Example:
>    To stimulate 3rd. eye chakra and induce 10 Hz brainwave frequency:
>  Left: 50Hz (or 105Hz, 215Hz, 435Hz, 875Hz)
>  Right: 60Hz (or 115Hz, 225Hz, 445Hz, 885Hz)
>   
>  Average frequency: 55Hz ( (50Hz+60Hz)/2=55Hz ) (or 110Hz, 220Hz, 440Hz,
880Hz) - this frequency stimulates 3rd. eye.
>   
>  Marcin Kowal 

high frecuences

Hello,
I see in bwgen there is a high frequences file (which I tried and liked).In
properties it reads it should be listened using loudspeakers and not headphones.
I found this contradictory to other sources of information.
I have a cassette tape specially recorded with music by Mozart filtered with
the "electronic ear" like the Tomatis Method (made by Sound Therapy, Lund,
Canada). In the instructions it reads it must be heard using good quality
headphones and that using loudspeakers will give poor or no results (this I
took it from Patricia Joudry�s book).
I will appreciate any comments from the ones experienced with high frequencies.
Dan
[email protected]

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hello Marcin,
interesting list ....
what�s the system behind the numbers ?
herzliche gr��e
aus heidelberg
lutz berger

Re: hello

Hi i havent recieved any yet either but I'll tell you when i do
Chris

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>
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Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi 
chakra: base
note: C
frequency: 32.7Hz, 65.4Hz, 130.8Hz, 261.6Hz, 523.2Hz
genital
D
36.7, 73.4, 146.8, 293.6, 587.2
solar plexus
E
41.2, 82.4, 164.8, 329.6, 659.2
heart
F
43.65, 87.3, 174.6, 349.2, 698.4
throat
G
49, 98, 196, 392, 784
3rd. eye
A
55, 110, 220, 440, 880
crown
B
61.74, 123.48, 246.95, 493.9, 987.8
Example:
    To stimulate 3rd. eye chakra and induce 10 Hz brainwave frequency:
Left: 50Hz (or 105Hz, 215Hz, 435Hz, 875Hz)
Right: 60Hz (or 115Hz, 225Hz, 445Hz, 885Hz)
Average frequency: 55Hz ( (50Hz+60Hz)/2=3D55Hz ) (or 110Hz, 220Hz, 440Hz,=
 880Hz) - this frequency stimulates 3rd. eye.
  Marcin Kowal
Could you explain to me how can I do it. You have written Left, Right but I=
 can't see where it is in Preset Options. And after all what does mean=
 "note".
Tomasz Romanowski

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi Tomasz -
In BWGEN, the "audible Pitch" is the frequency that will appear in the LEFT
channel, the RIGHT channel will be the "Audible Pitch" + "the Beat Frequenecy"
So if you hset an "Audible Pitch" of 200 Hz, and set a "Beat Frequency" of
10 Hz then:
Left Channel Frequency will be 200 Hz ("Audible Pitch")
Right Channel Frequency will be 210 Hz ("Audible Pitch" + "the Beat Frequenecy")
Note: If you wish these to be reversed, that is have the Right Channel be
the "Audible Pitch" and the Left Channel be the "Audible Pitch" + "the Beat
Frequenecy", Use a negative number for the beat frequency.
Example:  Audible Pitch = 200,  Beat Frequency = -10 Hz then:
Left Channel = 210 Hz ("Audible Pitch" + "the Beat Frequenecy, (but not 
negative)"
Right Channel = 200 Hz ("Audible Pitch")
This only works on BGWEN v. 2.0.7 & beyond.
Dave
At 09:48 AM 5/25/99 +0300, you wrote:
>Hi 
>chakra: base
>note: C
>frequency: 32.7Hz, 65.4Hz, 130.8Hz, 261.6Hz, 523.2Hz
>genital
>D
>36.7, 73.4, 146.8, 293.6, 587.2
>solar plexus
>E
>41.2, 82.4, 164.8, 329.6, 659.2
>heart
>F
>43.65, 87.3, 174.6, 349.2, 698.4
>throat
>G
>49, 98, 196, 392, 784
>3rd. eye
>A
>55, 110, 220, 440, 880
>crown
>B
>61.74, 123.48, 246.95, 493.9, 987.8
>
>Example:
>    To stimulate 3rd. eye chakra and induce 10 Hz brainwave frequency:
>Left: 50Hz (or 105Hz, 215Hz, 435Hz, 875Hz)
>Right: 60Hz (or 115Hz, 225Hz, 445Hz, 885Hz)
> 
>Average frequency: 55Hz ( (50Hz+60Hz)/2=55Hz ) (or 110Hz, 220Hz, 440Hz,
880Hz) - this frequency stimulates 3rd. eye.
> 
>  Marcin Kowal
> 
>Could you explain to me how can I do it. You have written Left, Right but I
can't see where it is in Preset Options. And after all what does mean "note".
>
>Tomasz Romanowski
>
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>        <DIV style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"><FONT size=2></FONT> </DIV>
>        <DIV style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"><FONT size=2>Average frequency: 55Hz ( 
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>        stimulates 3rd. eye.</FONT></DIV>
>        <DIV style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"><FONT
size=2></FONT> </DIV></BLOCKQUOTE>
>    <DIV style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"><FONT size=2>  Marcin
Kowal</FONT></DIV>
>    <DIV style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"><FONT size=2></FONT> </DIV>
>    <DIV style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">Could you explain to me how can I do it.
You 
>    have written Left, Right but I can't see where it is in Preset Options.
And 
>    after all what does mean "note".</DIV>
>    <DIV style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> </DIV>
>    <DIV style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">Tomasz 
>Romanowski</DIV></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>
>
>

Re: Chakra frequencies

Thanks to all for the info on chakra frequencies. 
I'm still left wondering who figured these frequencies out, and how.
Off to experiment :-)
Paul
[email protected]
http://freespace.virgin.net/paul.holloway1/index.html

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi,
> Hi Marcin -
>
> Thanx for the below info.
>
> Where does this frequency info come from?
Some writers in describing the kundalini or the chakras have mentioned that
the chakras resonate with certain notes on the musical scale: C, D, E, F, G,
A, B. You must understand that musical notes are not their natural sounds.
However, the notes do a resonable good jog of activating these centers of
consciousness.
C - Muladhara chakra - base - (32.7Hz or 65.4Hz or 130.8Hz or 261.6Hz or
523.2Hz)
D - Svadhisthana chakra - genital - (36.7Hz or 73.4Hz or 146.8Hz or 293.6Hz
or 587.2Hz)
E - Manipura chakra - solar plexus - (41.2Hz or 82.4Hz or 164.8Hz or 329.6Hz
or 659.2Hz)
F - Anahata chakra - heart - (43.65Hz or 87.3Hz or 174.6Hz or 349.2Hz or
698.4Hz)
G - Visuddha chakra - throat - (49Hz or 98Hz or 196Hz or 392Hz or 784Hz)
A - Ajna chakra - 3rd. eye - (55Hz or 110Hz or 220Hz or 440Hz or 880Hz)
B - Sahasrara chakra - crown - (61.74Hz or 123.48Hz or 246.95Hz or 493.9Hz
or 987.8Hz)
Marcin Kowal

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi,
> Hello Marcin,
> interesting list ....
>
> what�s the system behind the numbers ?
If you want to stimulate, for example, Ajna chakra (3rd. eye) than put the
tone in one ear which frequency is equal to 50Hz and put the other tone to
other ear which frequency is equal to 60Hz. Than frequency of binaural beats
is equal to 10Hz, and average frequency is equal to 55Hz. 55Hz is frequency
of note "A" on musical scale.  This frequency  stimulates Ajna chakra.
For example:
To stimulate 3rd. eye:
Left (or right) ear: 50Hz
Right (or left) ear: 60Hz
In BWG:
Audible Pitch: 50Hz
Binaural Beat Frequency: 10Hz
or
L: 105Hz
R: 115Hz
or
L: 215Hz
R: 225Hz
or
L: 435Hz
R: 445Hz
or
L: 875Hz
R: 885Hz
Marcin Kowal


 Ajna chakra - average frequency 55Hz.bwg



 Ajna chakra - average frequency 55Hz.bwg

Re: Chakra frequencies

>>
>> Where does this frequency info come from?
 The tones were discovered through experiments using 
 musical instruments during meditation. Same for 
 associated colors.
Max

bwgen versions

Hello,
Which are the differences between bwgen 207 and 208?.
Thanks,
Dan

Re: bwgen versions

Hi,
> Which are the differences between bwgen 207 and 208?.
The main difference is that 2.0.8 includes the Play into .wav
command WITHOUT having to modify registry settings (as discussed
on this list earlier). Some minor bug fixes were also introduced
in 2.0.8.
-- 
Mikko Noromaa ([email protected])
Noromaa Solutions - see http://www.bwgen.com

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hello Marcin,
of what musical scale are you talking about? Tempered, well-tepmered,
phrygian, or a indic scale?
And you are meaning the well-tempered scale (the standart in western music),
how is it tuned? As far as I know the tunig of that scale has been altered
since humans use musical instrument. The standart we use today (tone A =
440Hz) has been determind at an conference in the beginning of this century.
So if notes are to stimulate charkras I guess that there must be some
"natural" scale and it seems unlikely to me that our present scal should be
the one.
Frank
-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Marcin Kowal <[email protected]>
An: <[email protected]>
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 26. Mai 1999 07:57
Betreff: Re: Chakra frequencies
> Hi,
>
>
> > Hello Marcin,
> > interesting list ....
> >
> > what�s the system behind the numbers ?
>
> If you want to stimulate, for example, Ajna chakra (3rd. eye) than put the
> tone in one ear which frequency is equal to 50Hz and put the other tone to
> other ear which frequency is equal to 60Hz. Than frequency of binaural
beats
> is equal to 10Hz, and average frequency is equal to 55Hz. 55Hz is
frequency
> of note "A" on musical scale.  This frequency  stimulates Ajna chakra.
>
> For example:
>
> To stimulate 3rd. eye:
> Left (or right) ear: 50Hz
> Right (or left) ear: 60Hz
>
> In BWG:
> Audible Pitch: 50Hz
> Binaural Beat Frequency: 10Hz
>
> or
>
> L: 105Hz
> R: 115Hz
>
> or
>
> L: 215Hz
> R: 225Hz
>
> or
>
> L: 435Hz
> R: 445Hz
>
> or
>
> L: 875Hz
> R: 885Hz
>
>
> Marcin Kowal
>
>
>
>

Re: high frecuences

Hi,
> I see in bwgen there is a high frequences file (which I tried and liked).In
> properties it reads it should be listened using loudspeakers and not headphones.
> 
> I found this contradictory to other sources of information.
> 
> I have a cassette tape specially recorded with music by Mozart filtered with
> the "electronic ear" like the Tomatis Method (made by Sound Therapy, Lund,
> Canada). In the instructions it reads it must be heard using good quality
> headphones and that using loudspeakers will give poor or no results (this I
> took it from Patricia Joudry�s book).
I guess the effects of these high frequencies are not so widely
recognized as those of regular binaural beats. At least the
High frequency preset in BrainWave Generator was included just
to give users an idea that such things can also be done with BrainWave
Generator. The suggestion to use loudspeakers was included only because
it doesn't depend on using headphones the same way as binaural beats
do. So your information on the subject is probably more accurate
than ours.
By the way, the recommendation to use headphones instead of loudspeakers
may be due to the fact that headphones usually produce better
quality with high frequencies than regular loudspeakers.
-- 
Mikko Noromaa ([email protected])
Noromaa Solutions - see http://www.bwgen.com

Re: high frecuences

At 10:07 p.m. 26/05/99 +0300, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> I see in bwgen there is a high frequences file (which I tried and liked).In
>> properties it reads it should be listened using loudspeakers and not
headphones.
>> 
>> I found this contradictory to other sources of information.
>> 
>> I have a cassette tape specially recorded with music by Mozart filtered with
>> the "electronic ear" like the Tomatis Method (made by Sound Therapy, Lund,
>> Canada). In the instructions it reads it must be heard using good quality
>> headphones and that using loudspeakers will give poor or no results (this I
>> took it from Patricia Joudry�s book).
>
>I guess the effects of these high frequencies are not so widely
>recognized as those of regular binaural beats. At least the
>High frequency preset in BrainWave Generator was included just
>to give users an idea that such things can also be done with BrainWave
>Generator. 
I see, but in the tapes here is also a very special kind of sound (defined
in Joudry�s book as snow hitting a window crystal). I mean it is not a
continous sound, it is like crisping. All low frecuences are filtered out.
Maybe some time I could manage to record a sample to let you hear it, but my
PC sound skills (and hardware available)are poor yet.
The suggestion to use loudspeakers was included only because
>it doesn't depend on using headphones the same way as binaural beats
>do. So your information on the subject is probably more accurate
>than ours.
ok I though it was a precaution or a waning on possible bad effects on the ears.
>
>By the way, the recommendation to use headphones instead of loudspeakers
>may be due to the fact that headphones usually produce better
>quality with high frequencies than regular loudspeakers.
exactly. and for the stereo effect. the sound therapy tapes have a
predominance for the right ear.
thanks for the feedback
Dan
>
>-- 
>
>Mikko Noromaa ([email protected])
>Noromaa Solutions - see http://www.bwgen.com
>
>
> 

Awakening the Kundalini

Hello,
I was just reading an article on the Kundalini, and the preset that I found
at BWG's page that was supposed to induce the awakened mind (supposedly,
the same thing as the Kundalini) doesn't look like the L/S session that the
article described. Does anyone have any information on the Kundalini and/or
other sessions that are supposed to induce/unblock it? What are the timing
for each of the three stages? What about modulation, volume, and so on? Any
comments are very welcome!
Thanks,
- Paulo Renato Dallagnol ("Piper") - [email protected] -
- Personal Home Page @ http://www.geocities.com/Paris/2480 -
- "What doesn't destroy me, makes me stronger" - Nietzsche -

serotonin

Hello all!!!
I have read in http://www.mindspring.com/~rtulloch/soundfrequency.html that you can increase ones level of serotonin. Does anyone know how to do it.
Tomasz Romanowski

Greetings from France

Hello,
Why dont you go to the Kundalini list ?
Jacques
nb : Greetings from France
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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: Awakening the Kundalini

Hi -
"The Awakened Mind", though it sounds like it would be related to Kundalini
and related energies, actually refers to (I believe) a set of measured
brainwave patterns read from "Yogis" and others in supposed "enlightened"
individuals or those measured in "enlightened states"
Any one else have info?
Dave
At 06:35 AM 5/27/99 +0300, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I was just reading an article on the Kundalini, and the preset that I found
>at BWG's page that was supposed to induce the awakened mind (supposedly,
>the same thing as the Kundalini) doesn't look like the L/S session that the
>article described. Does anyone have any information on the Kundalini and/or
>other sessions that are supposed to induce/unblock it? What are the timing
>for each of the three stages? What about modulation, volume, and so on? Any
>comments are very welcome!
>
>Thanks,
>
>
>- Paulo Renato Dallagnol ("Piper") - [email protected] -
>- Personal Home Page @ http://www.geocities.com/Paris/2480 -
>- "What doesn't destroy me, makes me stronger" - Nietzsche -
>
>
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Re: serotonin

I have seen refference to the fact that 10 Hz is supposed to increase
serotonin levels, but I can't comment on its effectiveness.
Dave
At 09:29 AM 5/27/99 +0300, you wrote:
>Hello all!!!
>
>I have read in http://www.mindspring.com/~rtulloch/soundfrequency.html that
you can increase ones level of serotonin. Does anyone know how to do it.
>
>Tomasz Romanowski
>
>
>
>
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A Question about Waveforms

I see that the default waveform used by the BWG is the Sine wave.  I was 
wondering if you get different entrainment effects from different waveforms 
such as the 50% smoothed rectangular wave.
Thanks,
Chris

Re: Awakening the Kundalini

Hi,
> "The Awakened Mind", though it sounds like it would be related to Kundalini
> and related energies, actually refers to (I believe) a set of measured
> brainwave patterns read from "Yogis" and others in supposed "enlightened"
> individuals or those measured in "enlightened states"
Yes, you are right. In the book referred to by this preset (Anna Wise:
The High-Performance Mind), Kundalini awakening is described as
one possible effect of practising meditation over a longer period
of time.
-- 
Mikko Noromaa ([email protected])
Noromaa Solutions - see http://www.bwgen.com

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi,
> of what musical scale are you talking about? Tempered, well-tepmered,
> phrygian, or a indic scale?
>
> And you are meaning the well-tempered scale (the standart in western
music),
> how is it tuned? As far as I know the tunig of that scale has been altered
> since humans use musical instrument. The standart we use today (tone A =
> 440Hz) has been determind at an conference in the beginning of this
century.
>
> So if notes are to stimulate charkras I guess that there must be some
> "natural" scale and it seems unlikely to me that our present scal should
be
> the one.
Read any book about chakra or Kundalini.
For example Swami Satyananda Saraswati in "Kundalini Tantra" wrote on page
186:
"The 7 notes of the musical scale correspond to the vibration of the 7
chakras from mooladhara to sahasrara, and this is the basis for a very
effective musical meditation technique. The best instrument of all is the
human voice, which can be supplemented by the harmonium. However, other
instruments can also be used.
Latin Scale                Chakra                Sanskrit Scale
Do                               mooladhara        Sa
Re                               swadhisthana      Re
Mi                                manipura             Ga
Fa                               anahata                Ma
Sol                              vishuddhi              Pa
La                               ajna                       Dha
Ti                                bindu                     Ni
Do                              sahasrara             Sa "
Michail Lwowicz Pieriepielicyn (he is a Russian physician, psychologist and
mystic)  in "Przestrzenne postrzeganie swiata" (a Polish edition of this
book)  wrote that:
do (C)- mooladhara
re (D) - swadhisthana
mi (E) - manipura
fa (F) -   anahata
sol  (G) -  vishuddhi
la (A) -    ajna
si (B, in a Polish  notation - H) -   sahasrara .
I use frequency of Sahasrara chakra (61.74 Hz) and my Sahasrara chakra is
very active.
Marcin Kowal

RE: Chakra frequencies

Does the C note correspond to the top or bottom chakra?
-----Original Message-----
From: Marcin Kowal [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, May 28, 1999 1:41 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Chakra frequencies
Hi,
> of what musical scale are you talking about? Tempered, well-tepmered,
> phrygian, or a indic scale?
>
> And you are meaning the well-tempered scale (the standart in western
music),
> how is it tuned? As far as I know the tunig of that scale has been altered
> since humans use musical instrument. The standart we use today (tone A =
> 440Hz) has been determind at an conference in the beginning of this
century.
>
> So if notes are to stimulate charkras I guess that there must be some
> "natural" scale and it seems unlikely to me that our present scal should
be
> the one.
Read any book about chakra or Kundalini.
For example Swami Satyananda Saraswati in "Kundalini Tantra" wrote on page
186:
"The 7 notes of the musical scale correspond to the vibration of the 7
chakras from mooladhara to sahasrara, and this is the basis for a very
effective musical meditation technique. The best instrument of all is the
human voice, which can be supplemented by the harmonium. However, other
instruments can also be used.
Latin Scale                Chakra                Sanskrit Scale
Do                               mooladhara        Sa
Re                               swadhisthana      Re
Mi                                manipura             Ga
Fa                               anahata                Ma
Sol                              vishuddhi              Pa
La                               ajna                       Dha
Ti                                bindu                     Ni
Do                              sahasrara             Sa "
Michail Lwowicz Pieriepielicyn (he is a Russian physician, psychologist and
mystic)  in "Przestrzenne postrzeganie swiata" (a Polish edition of this
book)  wrote that:
do (C)- mooladhara
re (D) - swadhisthana
mi (E) - manipura
fa (F) -   anahata
sol  (G) -  vishuddhi
la (A) -    ajna
si (B, in a Polish  notation - H) -   sahasrara .
I use frequency of Sahasrara chakra (61.74 Hz) and my Sahasrara chakra is
very active.
Marcin Kowal
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Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi Marcin
You write down below to use a 10hz frequency to stimulate the 3rd eye =
chakra. Can any other frequency be used? Like for instance can I use a =
4hz one or does it have to be 10hz? What is 10hz supposed to do anyway? =
Just curious.
    -----Original Message-----
    From: Marcin Kowal <[email protected]>
    To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
    Date: Monday, May 24, 1999 4:59 PM
    Subject: Re: Chakra frequencies
   =20
   =20
    Hi,
   =20
    > I know there are specific brainwave frequencies supposed to =
stimulate
    > specific chakras (energy centres in the body in some eastern =
philosophies).
    > Does anyone know how these frequencies were established, and how =
you are
    > supposed to use them?
   =20
        1.. chakra: base
        note: C
        frequency: 32.7Hz, 65.4Hz, 130.8Hz, 261.6Hz, 523.2Hz
        2.. genital
        D
        36.7, 73.4, 146.8, 293.6, 587.2
        3.. solar plexus
        E
        41.2, 82.4, 164.8, 329.6, 659.2
        4.. heart
        F
        43.65, 87.3, 174.6, 349.2, 698.4
        5.. throat
        G
        49, 98, 196, 392, 784
        6.. 3rd. eye
        A
        55, 110, 220, 440, 880
        7.. crown
        B
        61.74, 123.48, 246.95, 493.9, 987.8
       =20
    Example:
        To stimulate 3rd. eye chakra and induce 10 Hz brainwave =
frequency:
        Left: 50Hz (or 105Hz, 215Hz, 435Hz, 875Hz)
        Right: 60Hz (or 115Hz, 225Hz, 445Hz, 885Hz)
        =20
        Average frequency: 55Hz ( (50Hz+60Hz)/2=3D55Hz ) (or 110Hz, =
220Hz, 440Hz, 880Hz) - this frequency stimulates 3rd. eye.
        =20
      Marcin Kowal=20

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi,
It is difficult to say whether there is a single universal system for
connecting chakras with frequencies. Gurdjieff wrote that the current
A440 concert pitch had by some chance preserved the ancient knowledge.
(See the passage about the Dzendvokh in Beelzebub's tales). 
There are different systems that give different frequencies, like there
are different cars built with differently proportioned parts. If
different frequencies are proposed for the same chakra, this can be due
to the different systems used for contacting the chakra through sound.
Like there are different carburetors in different models of cars, each
model has to have its own kind of carburetor, and may not run if a
foreign one is substituted.
Different artificial systems used for connecting sound to the chakras
can use different frequencies, as well as different sets of chakras. The
seven chakras along the spine are only a few of the nearly countless
chakras that exist in the human body. Every acupuncture point is a
chakra.  Chakras exist not only in the human body but also in animals,
plants, and geographic centers of energy. Chakra means "wheel" in
Sanskrit, and a chakra is an interface between the subtle and dense
physical planes, between the purely circular motion of the universal
astral plane at its subtlest level and the polygonal movements of the
dense physical elements. Basically, every atom is a chakra in its own
way. 
For a philosophical explanation of the kundalini, or coiled energy and
chakras, or artificial and natural forms of energy circulation, see the
article on the soul of heaven, Anima Coeli (universal prana) in Blessed
Raymond Lull's Book of the seven Planets:
http://home.iSTAR.ca/~yjan/planets/2-5-1.htm
While listening to a frequency we can imagine that we feel it vibrating
in any part of the body we choose. Is there a natural place for that
frequency in the body, with which it agrees more than with any other
place? And would the same apply to everyone? The headache bwg preset
works very well for me, and the frequencies it uses are located in the
upper part of the head according to the chart at this url:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/4572/tableof.htm
For more complete information on this system, read Ivo Salzinger's
Revelatio Secretorum Artis. The above web pages barely contain the bare
bones of the system, to see its full coherence you can read Revelatio
Secretorum Artis in the Mainz edition of Beati Raimundi Lulli Opera
Omnia published by Minerva in Germany in 1975.
Note that the note C (designated by b in this system) is assigned to the
sacrum, the same as in the chakra frequencies posted recently. One
system uses a single octave to cover the distance from the sacrum to the
crown, the other divides the same into three octaves, with a fourth
lower octave from the sacrum to the soles of the feet, not shown in the
diagrams on the above page. They are two diffeerent systems built on
similar principles of analogy between seven notes, seven planets and
different chakras.
Tinnitus: there is a form of yoga meditation that uses the "anahata
nadam" sound, or sound produced without any instrument. You listen to
the tinnitus in the ajna chakra region with intense concentration,
always trying to hear the highest and subtlest frequencies. The anahata
nadam or tinnitus is considered to be a form of the OM sound through
which the physical universe is manifested. At more advanced stages of
progress in the anahata nadam meditation, the whole body is engulfed
with the vibration, and then transcended. A lady suffering from tinnitus
once unwittingly came to such an ashram for help and was told that her
problem was on the contrary the very thing that was being cultivated
there. Vincent Van Gogh suffered from very loud tinnitus, perhaps it was
also a symptom of his visionary exaltation.
Yanis Dambergs

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hello,
many thanks for this info.
> I use frequency of Sahasrara chakra (61.74 Hz) and my Sahasrara chakra is
> very active.
Do these frequencies change for different people? If so, how did you get the
value of 61,74 Hz f.e.?
Ciao.

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi John,
You should understand that this is just BULL SHIT, get a life.
Nigel.
    -----Original Message-----
    From: John M Hicks <[email protected]>
    To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
    Date: Saturday, 29 May 1999 13:12
    Subject: Re: Chakra frequencies
   =20
   =20
    Hi Marcin
    =20
    You write down below to use a 10hz frequency to stimulate the 3rd =
eye chakra. Can any other frequency be used? Like for instance can I use =
a 4hz one or does it have to be 10hz? What is 10hz supposed to do =
anyway? Just curious.
        -----Original Message-----
        From: Marcin Kowal <[email protected]>
        To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
        Date: Monday, May 24, 1999 4:59 PM
        Subject: Re: Chakra frequencies
       =20
       =20
        Hi,
       =20
        > I know there are specific brainwave frequencies supposed to =
stimulate
        > specific chakras (energy centres in the body in some eastern =
philosophies).
        > Does anyone know how these frequencies were established, and =
how you are
        > supposed to use them?
       =20
            1.. chakra: base
            note: C
            frequency: 32.7Hz, 65.4Hz, 130.8Hz, 261.6Hz, 523.2Hz
            2.. genital
            D
            36.7, 73.4, 146.8, 293.6, 587.2
            3.. solar plexus
            E
            41.2, 82.4, 164.8, 329.6, 659.2
            4.. heart
            F
            43.65, 87.3, 174.6, 349.2, 698.4
            5.. throat
            G
            49, 98, 196, 392, 784
            6.. 3rd. eye
            A
            55, 110, 220, 440, 880
            7.. crown
            B
            61.74, 123.48, 246.95, 493.9, 987.8
           =20
        Example:
            To stimulate 3rd. eye chakra and induce 10 Hz brainwave =
frequency:
            Left: 50Hz (or 105Hz, 215Hz, 435Hz, 875Hz)
            Right: 60Hz (or 115Hz, 225Hz, 445Hz, 885Hz)
            =20
            Average frequency: 55Hz ( (50Hz+60Hz)/2=3D55Hz ) (or 110Hz, =
220Hz, 440Hz, 880Hz) - this frequency stimulates 3rd. eye.
            =20
          Marcin Kowal=20

Chackras

Hi
My name is Karajaal
About 6 weeks ago i downloaded BWGEN and at the same time subscribed to
the list. Since then i have not had a chance to try the BWGEN as i'm in
Finland at the moment and don't really have access to the equipment.
I'll try it when i eventually get back to Australia. I've been
following the debate about chackras and the other stuff with interest.
I meditate and spend quite a bit of time at an ashram in india, as well
as this i'm a rock musician so i'm very interested in sound and the
effect of sound on the body. 
>From what i can gather about chackras and my own experiences there are
many many chackras, another name for them might be energy centres in
the body. The eastern concept is that life energy moves through the
body between these centres and if the energy is stopped from flowing
through these centres then the chackra is blocked and your life will
not feel complete. I dont think the explanation is that important,
after all the description of something is never the thing itself.
What i would suggest is that if you're interested in seeing what effect
the BWGEN has on these centres then simply experiment and take notes of
what happens. In other words find out for yourself. If something
happens then thats fine, if it doesnt thats also fine. From what i've
learned playing with indian musicians in India is that there are some
theories about what sound affects different parts of the body but
Indian musicians are not always that particular about absolute pitch.
They also use rhythmn in combination with pitch.
Indian musicians also use about 300 scales and a lot of them are
microtonal which means a lot of the time the western major scale is
irrelevent.
As a starting point it's quite simple. Low sounds equal lower chackras,
high sounds higher chackras. I also think it's a good idea to just
simplify things and not get too involved in esoteric descriptions. If
instead of thinking 2nd chackra we think about fear in our belly or
courage in our belly, instead of fifth chackra we might describe having
a 'lump in our throat' when something moves us or, finally, instead of
saying fourth chackra we might say we feel 'heartbroken' or 'in love'
Just experiment! 
Certainly sound affects different parts of the body in obvious ways.
AC\DC always get me in the belly and the balls (1st and 2nd chackras)
Neil young often touches me in the heart or the throat(4th and 5th
chackras)Etc...
Looking foreward to trying the BWGEN and EXPERIMENTING
Regards
Karajaal
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Re: high frecuences

Hi,
How is that this setting: BUILTIN: Reset sodium/potassium ratio can "reset"
these ions ratio and what does it mean?.
Thanks,
Dan

Re: high frecuences

Hi,
For some reason I ignore I can not access the presets page:
http://www.bwgen.com/presets.htm
If anyone has a copy at hand I will appreciate if you send it to me.
I hope to access the presets urls.
Thanks,
Dan

Re: high frecuences

Here is the main page.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Sunday, May 30, 1999 12:55 PM
Subject: Re: high frecuences
>Hi,
>
>For some reason I ignore I can not access the presets page:
>http://www.bwgen.com/presets.htm
>
>If anyone has a copy at hand I will appreciate if you send it to me.
>
>I hope to access the presets urls.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Dan
>
>
>
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>


 BrainWave Generator.url

presets (was:Re: high frecuences)

Hi Chad,
Thanks for your help.
Sorry if I was not clear. The page I need is http://www.bwgen.com/presets.htm
and I mean a copy of the contents, because I can not get the page through
its url for now.
Regards,
Dan
At 09:16 p.m. 30/05/99 +0300, you wrote:
Here is the main page.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Sunday, May 30, 1999 12:55 PM
Subject: Re: high frecuences
>Hi,
>
>For some reason I ignore I can not access the presets page:
>http://www.bwgen.com/presets.htm
>
>If anyone has a copy at hand I will appreciate if you send it to me.
>
>I hope to access the presets urls.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Dan
>
>
>

Re: high frecuences

P.S. I hope you have Internet Explorer.  The url is www.bwgen.com.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Sunday, May 30, 1999 12:55 PM
Subject: Re: high frecuences
>Hi,
>
>For some reason I ignore I can not access the presets page:
>http://www.bwgen.com/presets.htm
>
>If anyone has a copy at hand I will appreciate if you send it to me.
>
>I hope to access the presets urls.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Dan
>
>
>
>----------------------------------------------------------------------
>This message was sent to the BrainWave Generator mailing list. 
>To unsubscribe, send a mail to [email protected] with the word
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>
>

Re: presets (was:Re: high frecuences)

Here are all of the files from the preset page plus one of my own.  I would
be very interested to have someone try it and tell me what he or she thinks.
Mine is Crazy Quilt 2.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Sunday, May 30, 1999 3:07 PM
Subject: Re: presets (was:Re: high frecuences)
>Hi Chad,
>
>Thanks for your help.
>
>Sorry if I was not clear. The page I need is
http://www.bwgen.com/presets.htm
>and I mean a copy of the contents, because I can not get the page through
>its url for now.
>
>Regards,
>
>Dan
>
>
>
>At 09:16 p.m. 30/05/99 +0300, you wrote:
>
>
>Here is the main page.
>-----Original Message-----
>From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
>Date: Sunday, May 30, 1999 12:55 PM
>Subject: Re: high frecuences
>
>
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>For some reason I ignore I can not access the presets page:
>>http://www.bwgen.com/presets.htm
>>
>>If anyone has a copy at hand I will appreciate if you send it to me.
>>
>>I hope to access the presets urls.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Dan
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
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>To unsubscribe, send a mail to [email protected] with the word
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>
>


 drumbeat.bwg



 gdheb.bwg



 heartbeat.bwg



 Prayer.bwg



 Prayer2.bwg



 reflexionaf.bwg



 reflexionbf.bwg



 saturnian.bwg



 The awakened mind.bwg



 thetabg.bwg



 Crazy Quilt 2.bwg



 Crazy Quilt 2.bwg

Re: presets (was:Re: high frecuences)

Hi,
Just listened to Crazy Quilt 2 for the second time, it is exhilarating,
very pleasing to the ear and excellent for meditation. BWG is being
played like a musical instrument.
Congratulations,
Yanis Dambergs
Chad T Williams wrote:
> 
> Here are all of the files from the preset page plus one of my own.  I would
> be very interested to have someone try it and tell me what he or she thinks.
> Mine is Crazy Quilt 2.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
> Date: Sunday, May 30, 1999 3:07 PM
> Subject: Re: presets (was:Re: high frecuences)
> 
> >Hi Chad,
> >
> >Thanks for your help.
> >
> >Sorry if I was not clear. The page I need is
> http://www.bwgen.com/presets.htm
> >and I mean a copy of the contents, because I can not get the page through
> >its url for now.
> >
> >Regards,
> >
> >Dan
> >
> >
> >
> >At 09:16 p.m. 30/05/99 +0300, you wrote:
> >
> >
> >Here is the main page.
> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
> >Date: Sunday, May 30, 1999 12:55 PM
> >Subject: Re: high frecuences
> >
> >
> >
> >>Hi,
> >>
> >>For some reason I ignore I can not access the presets page:
> >>http://www.bwgen.com/presets.htm
> >>
> >>If anyone has a copy at hand I will appreciate if you send it to me.
> >>
> >>I hope to access the presets urls.
> >>
> >>Thanks,
> >>
> >>Dan
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> >----------------------------------------------------------------------
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> >To unsubscribe, send a mail to [email protected] with the word
> >"unsubscribe" in the subject. For more information on this list and
> >the BrainWave Generator software, see http://www.bwgen.com.
> >
> >
> 
>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>                 Name: bfcgd.bwg
>    bfcgd.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>             Encoding: base64
> 
>                    Name: drumbeat.bwg
>    drumbeat.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>                Encoding: base64
> 
>                 Name: gdheb.bwg
>    gdheb.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>             Encoding: base64
> 
>                     Name: heartbeat.bwg
>    heartbeat.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>                 Encoding: base64
> 
>                  Name: Prayer.bwg
>    Prayer.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>              Encoding: base64
> 
>                   Name: Prayer2.bwg
>    Prayer2.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>               Encoding: base64
> 
>                       Name: reflexionaf.bwg
>    reflexionaf.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>                   Encoding: base64
> 
>                       Name: reflexionbf.bwg
>    reflexionbf.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>                   Encoding: base64
> 
>                     Name: saturnian.bwg
>    saturnian.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>                 Encoding: base64
> 
>                             Name: The awakened mind.bwg
>    The awakened mind.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>                         Encoding: base64
> 
>                   Name: thetabg.bwg
>    thetabg.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>               Encoding: base64
> 
>                         Name: Crazy Quilt 2.bwg
>    Crazy Quilt 2.bwg    Type: BrainWave Generator File (application/x-unknown-content-type-Bwgen)
>                     Encoding: base64

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi,
> Do these frequencies change for different people?
I don't know.
> If so, how did you get the
> value of 61,74 Hz f.e.?
On Cool Edit ( http://www.syntrillium.com )
Marcin Kowal

Re: Chakra frequencies

 Hi,
  You write down below to use a 10hz frequency to stimulate the 3rd eye =
chakra.
No. I wrote that 55Hz (or the musical note A in other octave - 110Hz, =
220Hz, 440Hz, 880Hz) is frequency to stimulate the 3rd eye. Average =
frequency must be equal to a note A if you want to stimulate 3rd. eye. =20
  Can any other frequency be used? Like for instance can I use a 4hz one =
or does it have to be 10hz? What is 10hz supposed to do anyway? Just =
curious.
You can use any binaural beat frequency, but if you want stimulate, for =
example, Ajna chakra than the average frequency must be equal to the =
tone A. For example if you want to induce 4Hz brainwave (the frequency =
of the dominant component of the brainwave)  and stimulate Ajna chakra =
then in BWG:
Audible Pitch =3D 53 Hz or 108 Hz or 218 Hz or 438 Hz or 878 Hz
Binaural Beat Frequency =3D 4Hz
Audible pitch is the frequency of the tone in the left ear. Frequency of =
the tone in the right ear is equal to "Audible Pitch + Binaural Beat =
Frequency". Average frequency is equal to:
Average frequency =3D (Audible pitch + (Audible Pitch + Binaural Beat =
Frequency)) / 2
Marcin Kowal
=20

Re: Chakra frequencies

Hi,
> Does the C note correspond to the top or bottom chakra?
    Experiment.
    In many books about chakra the C note correspond only to the Mooladhara
chakra (the bottom chakra), but sometimes is differently. Read any book
about the chakras.
    I don't know a lot about this. I read books, and I try to experiment.
Marcin Kowal

Crazy Quilt 2

I forgot to include a description of Crazy Quilt 2.  Here it is.
Segment one is three minutes of silence to allow the listener to get relaxed
first.  Segment 2 has four voices.  Voice 1 varies widely.  Voice 2 starts
at 15 Hz and goes to a mid beta.about 18.7 Hz I believe.  This is to keep
the user alert as voices 3 and 4 are low.  Voice 3 is mid theta.  Voice 4 is
mid delta.  It must be experienced. It can't be described.  The combination
of binaural beat frequencies and scale frequencies produce unknown binaural
beats and modulation frequencies.  I believe it is conducive to a very
unique meditation experience.  It was a completely experimental creation
just to find out what would happen.  I do owe part of my inspiration to the
creative theta (varying) preset.  I hope anyone who tries it finds it
interesting and useful.

Crazy Quilt 2

My original Crazy Quilt had voice 2 set at 8.7 Hz.  After I made it I
listened to it once and every time after that I got an internal error
message.  I believe it was due to a problem with the first segment.  I sent
the file to Mikko and he said he would fix it in the next version of BWG.
He did.  It works fine now.  However, not wanting to wait for the next
version, I made it again but this time putting 18.7 Hz in as voice 2.  It is
easy to modify the preset. Just put in 8.7 where 18.7 is on voice two..If I
could have had 5 voices  I would have used both.  It pays to experiment with
BWG.  By the way, there is no theory behind the preset other than to
stimulate brain waves at all four levels and to have some variation.
Perhaps I should have called it Creative Crazy Quilt.
P.S.:  I modified the silent segment a bit and got no internal error
problems.  Putting a silent segment in front of anything is a bit tricky I
found out.