Has anyone ever tried using one of these apps that record movements when they sleep in a bed with someone else? I'm just not sure it's going to work with my man next to me snoring away tossing and turning. |
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Has anyone ever tried using one of these apps that record movements when they sleep in a bed with someone else? I'm just not sure it's going to work with my man next to me snoring away tossing and turning. |
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When the Knock of the Spirit sounds we follow or perish ~ Don Juan Matus
The app would not be able to distinguish between your motions and someone else's motions |
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No sorry I don't think that would work : / |
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Hey this thread is obviously older, but would you still recommend this? |
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Hey you should not try this because I recommend it or not, you should try it because you are currious and want to learn something new, which it seems like you are. |
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Last edited by MasterMind; 07-15-2013 at 05:35 PM.
Years ago I purchased the "REMdreamer"- a cheaper version of the well known NOVAdreamer. I actually gave it to a Dreamviews member. It functions by detecting your eye movement through a sleep mask, flashing lights and beeping when you're in REM. You're right, if nothing else, if you can figure out how to use these various devices/applications to become more familiar with your REM sleep patterns, you can use that knowledge to your advantage for future attempts. |
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When I say the app didn't work at all I mean it didn't register or record any of my movements and therefore failed to identify my patterns of REM sleep. It sounds like an interesting app to have but I don't want to pay for something that doesn't work. Could've been an issue with my phone or that particular app though so that's why I was curious. |
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They say curiosity killed the cat...
Fortunately, I am not a cat.
I have the Zeo headband that uses a smartphone (Android in my case) to monitor your sleep cycles. It's very accurate at determining when you are in REM. |
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There is another iPhone app "DreamZ" that is designed to give you audio and/or light cues in REM phase so that they bleed into your dream and induce a DILD, seems like not many people has had a huge sucess with it, but I guess one could get the volume high enough to wake you up and try to DEILD. I have a bed partner who would kill me if I start trying sounds and lights in the middle of the night, besides I believe these apps are not so precise on shared beds, but I thought I could mention this here just in case it helps your tests. Maybe I can take a chance too. |
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Last edited by dreambh; 07-25-2013 at 12:32 AM.
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