split audio designs download works again

[Guest guest]

thank you millie for remainding me, the links now work again. yesterday evening

i used this free webspace for the first time, and it worked yesterday. but today

they stopped the site because it was not allowed for filestoring. now it is on

my own website and it should work more permanent ;-)

sorry for the inconvenience.

here is the link: http://draladesign.de/splitaudio/

there are two zip files to download.

michael

[Guest guest]

hello listmates,

there were a number of downloads of the split audio designs, but so far i did

get no feedback. i would love to hear about your expereriences and whether you

found the designs useful. it would be most helpful to me to improve the designs,

especially the critical responses.

thank you,

michael

>

> thank you millie for remainding me, the links now work again. yesterday

evening i used this free webspace for the first time, and it worked yesterday.

but today they stopped the site because it was not allowed for filestoring. now

it is on my own website and it should work more permanent ;-)

> sorry for the inconvenience.

>

> here is the link: http://draladesign.de/splitaudio/

>

> there are two zip files to download.

>

> michael

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I finally got a chance to play with your split audio tracks. I used Pete's

Multiband Coherence Down '10 design since his newest has 5 continuous midis.

Once I figured out I had to get rid of the midis and add 4 audio players, it was

easy to add the tracks. I played back a recorded session and made the initial

mistake of choosing enable which of course through the song out of whack. I

made the change to volume and had a pleasing " Dancing Queen " result. Kudo's to

you!! I will play around some more now that I figured out the process of

changing the designs.

I noticed you not only have " Dancing Queen " split into a set of 4 instrument

tracks, but also a set of 2 tracks with bass/piano on one and drums/synthesizer

on the other. This adds a nice option for designs that have only two rewards.

I'm looking forward to experimenting a bit more and would like to create a split

audio library of many different genres for training. Thanks for sharing your

genius.

Best wishes,

Millie

> >

> > thank you millie for remainding me, the links now work again. yesterday

evening i used this free webspace for the first time, and it worked yesterday.

but today they stopped the site because it was not allowed for filestoring. now

it is on my own website and it should work more permanent ;-)

> > sorry for the inconvenience.

> >

> > here is the link: http://draladesign.de/splitaudio/

> >

> > there are two zip files to download.

> >

> > michael

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I went back to the download site and was

pleased to discover your designs. I will have an easier time now, but when

I played back a COH DOWN recorded session, the song played continuously…no

apparent feedback. I changed the volume range, but that did not seem to

work either. I then tried your 1 INH 1 REW…and after reading the

design notes, I did change the bandpass filters and heard the subtle volume

changes. I went back to the COH DOWN and re-read the design notes, but still

don’t know how to set the REW since coherence is not a measure of frequency.

I look forward to checking out the other designs and hope to hear the COH DOWN work

too.

Thanks!

Millie

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audio designs download works again

hello listmates,

there were a number of downloads of the split audio designs, but so far i did

get no feedback. i would love to hear about your expereriences and whether you

found the designs useful. it would be most helpful to me to improve the

designs, especially the critical responses.

thank you,

michael

>

> thank you millie for remainding me, the links now work again. yesterday

evening i used this free webspace for the first time, and it worked yesterday.

but today they stopped the site because it was not allowed for filestoring. now

it is on my own website and it should work more permanent ;-)

> sorry for the inconvenience.

>

> here is the link: http://draladesign.de/splitaudio/

>

> there are two zip files to download.

>

> michael

>

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[Guest guest]

millie,

thank you for testing the designs and your feedback. as i work more with the

designs i discover that they need a little bit of finetuning in the beginning of

a session.

that way the difference between the amplitude or coherence produced by the

client translates more into louder/ quieter music feedback. that makes the

feedback more a real proportional feedback which i found very helpful for

learning to control brain activity. one way of finetuning would be to set all

the audio players on auto range ( double click audioplayer, rider volume, and

turn on autorange) after a minute or so when the client has settled down. then

turn off the autorange and leave the numbers at about the same value. that way

the differences in the volume of the music are much stronger. if there are big

changes in the amplitude you could change these numbers during the session as

well.

during the session you can finetune the volumes with the threshold bars. when

you slide the slider up towards 2, you multiply the amplitude or coherence with

that factor and thus the music gets louder or quieter. ( when you train down

amplitude and multiply with 2, the music gets quieter. you would do that if the

client already succesfully diminished the trained amplitude.)

when you slide the slider down you multiply the amplitude with the factor in the

display. in that case, if you would train down amplitude, the music would get

louder. you would do that that the client gets enough positive feedback not to

get frustrated.

by the way, some audio players are set for downtraining. there volume range goes

from 100 to 0. others are for uptraining, there volume range goes from 0 to 100.

it is important not to confuse them and when you change the trained frequencies

in the bandpass filters to use the bandpass filters named inhibit for

downtraining and reward for uptraining.

yes, so far there are only a few songs. but to quote pete training is not

supposed to be entertainment. but there should be some more songs, not everybody

likes abba ;-)

there is also the goldberg variation from bach, were i cut out the fast parts,

for feedback with 2 audio players. i used it for alpha training at pz, split

into 8-10hz and the melody at 10-12hz. when you finetune the melody a little

more quiet, the brain produces more 10-12 and the alpha peak frequency rises.

there is also this famous air from bach, this is split in three. i used it for

one reward two inhibits, with the melody part on the reward.

there is also stairway to heaven for two audio players. the idea with a library

is great, we can exchange our files so there is more options.

i am looking forward to hear your experiences when you yourself trained with

these designs. i personally find this kind of feedback much more immediate

related to my experience in training than the 70% on/off feedback or the

stuttering music training with feedback 95% of the time. and they are fun ;-)

michael

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> > > thank you millie for remainding me, the links now work again. yesterday

evening i used this free webspace for the first time, and it worked yesterday.

but today they stopped the site because it was not allowed for filestoring. now

it is on my own website and it should work more permanent ;-)

> > > sorry for the inconvenience.

> > >

> > > here is the link: http://draladesign.de/splitaudio/

> > >

> > > there are two zip files to download.

> > >

> > > michael

> > >

> >

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