Portable Meditation Engine for PSP

[unseen wombat]

Hai gais. This is the binaural beat generator I've been using on my PSP when trying to WILD. http://dl.qj.net/Portable-Meditation...7546/catid/151 It's freeware, so no Arrr-pirate'ing here. You can make your own presets too. Here is the thread explaining how to do it: http://forums.qj.net/f-psp-developme...026/page4.html I'd be interested to see if anyone can make some good lucid dreaming presets. Mine is crappy with only one voice. :S

[jmp]

Freaking awesome. Thanks for this. I'll have to look into this to beable to create a preset though. Edit: Freedom Flight actually doesn't sound annoying. Sweet program. Edit: The presets seem insanely easy to make. Info: The format for the PME preset files is as follows: Deep mind V300.0 14.1 V100.0 1.6 V50.0 0.7 V50.0 0.4 T0 40 120 300.0 10 T0 240 360 300 7.8 T0 690 760 300 5.5 T0 880 960 300 4.0 T0 1360 1800 300 3.5 The first line is a simple description of the preset. The next 8 lines are initialising the voices with a set base frequency and binaural counterpart. If you want a voice to be silent, simply provide 0 for both. The last 5 lines in this preset setup the timing for the first voice(V0). The format for the timing function is as follows(T<voice#0-7> <start time(secs)> <end time(secs)> <base frequency to shift to> <binaural frequency to shift to>). As you can see this preset slowly lowers the main voices binaural beat from 14.1hz down to 3.5hz over a period of 30m, while keeping the base frequency at a steady 300hz.

[unseen wombat]

I've made some custom wild ones. It is easy to do. They haven't brought me any success, but they do make the vibrations come easier. The hard part is to get something that actually works.

[RockNRoller123]

Do I have to do all that down grading stuff for this?

[unseen wombat]

Yeah, you gotta have a psp that runs homebrew. Since I posted this, I've tried using bwgen and I think it may just be better to get a preset and record it as an mp3 and put that on your psp.

[RockNRoller123]

OHHH. Well, I'll just use I-Doser