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Can you record the noise from BW-generator so you can put a preset onto your mp3 and listen to it with earphones when your in bed ?
I thought about recording it whilst playing using windows sound recorder, but it wouldnot be completely accurate as my speakers are different distances from computer and produce some distortion.
Is there anyway to get a preset noise into a mp3 compatible form without quality loss ?
Oh I thought this would be a noobish question therefore i posted here.
I know you may not agree with what i say but as far as i know i do not think you can export as an mp3, and because they are at specific frequencies they would not properly work if you were to record them using another recording source, if i was you i would just work on lucid dreaming without the aid of the BrainWave Generator, it has worked for some but i have seen many people say it doesn't work, i see it more of a placebo, if people believe it will work it will work, just try to lucid dream without it, you don't want to have to depend on BrainWave Generator to induce lucid dreams, you want to be able to do things yourself and rely on only yourself. However thats only a suggestion, go ahead and use it if you like, but i'm not aware of there being any way of exporting the audio file, even if you recorded it the frequency would most likely get distorted simply by being recorded. Hope that helped you out :)
I think there's an export option with the program.
But think about it, if you're exporting a track to play while you sleep, and you sleep for, say, 8 hours, that's quite a large file.
On that I agree with Lucid Seeker, the brainwave generator stuff is a load of poo in my opinion. I beleive the results you get from that are placebo. What may help though, but probably is also placebo is the MP3 "UltimateLucidInduction" I'm not sure where it is, but it's halped me. Try putting it on your ipod or player, or whatever you've got and listening to it while doing a WBTB or waking up at night. Make sure to visulaize with it, like you have pictures while listening to music, let this put dream images into your head... I wish you luck
Get a mac!
http://www.rogueamoeba.com/audiohijack/
I use it for youtube and other programs for quick samples in my music as well. It's a useful tool. Maybe they have something similar for windows.
How many times do i have to say it, if you record using a separate source such as that program by recording what is being played you will not get an exact copy of the sound, it will be different and since the frequencies used on BWG are specific they will get muffled and altered during the recording process, its not worth the hassle if you ask me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiducio
Thats what i thought too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lucid Seeker
Im starting to think that too, since i dont actually feel any difference. :(Quote:
I beleive the results you get from that are placebo
Thanks for the help :)
Im going to give up on brainwave generators as im starting to also believe they are placebo.
I'l give "UltimateLucidInduction" a try though ;)