Well I'm back and want to apologize for the implied vulgarity. Guess I haven't lost my sailors tongue yet.

Brian,
Have you used Cool Edit 2000 to make brain wave sessions? I am only asking because I have a hacked copy that has a tone generator with a few built in. It also seems to have greater controls for creating new presets but it doesn't support .bwg files and after a quick glance I cannot see how to make L/R channels different. I'm new to this type of audio editing. Just curious.

Also, I noticed in the BW Generator presets that binaural beat frequency. Is this setting for differentiating the L/R channel frequencies or is that done with the Audible Pitch control by enabling the “set L/R separately”? Their help file doesn’t seem to be greatly helpful. There is a piece of this puzzle I am not seeing. Any ideas?

I also didn’t see a free copy other than the demo. Is that what you are using?
Thanks in advance.

Also you had said that you have only gained a slight improvement in memory. The effects I had mentioned in my earlier post did go largely unnoticed until Sunday when I started thinking about all the little details that I had recalled when I thought about my old bike. That’s when I started thinking about the changes in my recall ability. If I hadn’t caught that one it still may have gone unnoticed. It’s amazing what can be taken for granted. The first time I listened to the tape a fanciful thought ran across my mind, “photographic recall, here I come!” Of course I didn’t really expect this, no, really I didn’t. But I was hoping for something dramatic. And after a few weeks of thinking maybe it wasn’t helping I saw the subtleties and am very enthusiastic about them now(as you can see by my endless babbling). Realizing this made me think once again that you must learn to crawl before you can walk, a pearl of wisdom that I frequently ignore. I still forget where I put my keys, to grab my wallet, and stuff like that. But at least with my keys I can find them quicker now Don’t be disappointed.

As for photographic memory I say you can keep it. The only person I have met in my 32 years that had it was a Navy recruit that I went to boot camp with. We would let him read a page out of the newspaper and he could recite it word for word. Even days later he could recall the info perfectly but couldn’t tell us what it meant. Maybe he was a unique case, maybe not. It just didn’t seem like a fair trade to me.

Later


[This message has been edited by Signman (edited December 07, 2000).]