Binaurals Question

[Draygone]

I have a basic idea of what binaurals are, and I've used a few before with some success. But the ones I had success with were with tones. I just downloaded one here that had the voice as a binaural. With the tone files, I didn't have to worry about doing anything, I just put on a pair of headphones and let them play whilst I did other stuff. But what about these voice binaurals? Can I use them the same way? Or should I use them like they're regular hypnosis, and attempt to go into trance. How effective are voice binaurals compared to tone binaurals?

[MN_FriendlyGuy]

[CG091581]

You can use a vocoder to insert binaurals and subliminals into hypnosis files.
I've never tried it with binaurals though, so I don't know how effective that method is.


There's a vocoder plugin with adobe audition/cool edit.

[ShadowSabre]

You can use Audacity-- which is free and open-source-- to create either binaural-type effect. (audacity.sourceforge.net) What's more, it's fairly simple to do either.

If you'd like more instructions, I'd be glad to elaborate.

[axl233]

I would like it if you would elaborate because I would like to know how to make them. Basically I'd love to add Sarnoga style musical binaurals to my files or even something more basic, but just something better than what BW gen creates (which is kind of annoying).

[Draygone]

I'm kinda interested as well. I've already got Audacity.

[mooncycle]

[MN_FriendlyGuy]

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[Mino]

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[homerj1620]

[MN_FriendlyGuy]

[iamatestsubjectofme]

I too became an early fan of the David R. Sky plugins and still use audacity sometimes.