Laptop is ideal unless you have a voice to text converter (I hear they're pretty good these days). I voice record notes during the night and type them up on the computer in the morning. |
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I am currently recording my dreams on my laptop as i am a beginner. My dreams can be quite long so i'm not sure about copying them over to a physical notebook. what do you guys think? i even heard of people using a tape recorder to record their dreams. |
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Laptop is ideal unless you have a voice to text converter (I hear they're pretty good these days). I voice record notes during the night and type them up on the computer in the morning. |
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You can use any media that makes you feel happy about recording. |
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a tape recorder is king, but if your at your bed and have a light nearby a physical notebook is a good substitute, I used to text myself for lack of a better alternative. You don't want to stray too far from the bed so you can enter more dreams upon waking. |
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I use a physical notebook. It puts more emphasis on remembering dreams for your subconcious. Also you can draw a picture in a notebook. Plus it's not going to fail you if you run out of battery's or don't have wifi (if what your using requires it). |
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