Have you thought about making these BWGEN presets available to other BWGEN users?Gary, the Tomatis Effect is now available at www.bwgen.com for those who have the registered (or cracked) version.
Also, I have been cooking up something nice and sweet which I shall also make available given Zamolxe's (a bwgen wizard) permission and some further experimentation,
Here is the recipe I'm working on, which I just posted over on Egroups bwgen site, but is pertinent here:
"> Please share your favorites and explain why.
Certainly, I find Zamolxe's Superlearning .wav to be absolutely
phenomenal in stimulating the crown chakra inparticular--which is
associated with omnicience and all that.
However, I have made some alterations to that particular preset.
There is always room for improvement! 
Lately, I've been playing with the built in 'study aid', as well as
the .wavs of 'memory booster' and 'superlearning'. (Though, I don't
actually know Zamolxe's recipe. It certainly packs a punch!)
First, I experimented to see which was best for studying: s2000.wav.
Then I brainstormed how I could make it better:
(I'm actually a PhotoReader, so entering and staying in the ideal learning state or resource level of mind is absolutely Paramount to the process.)
Ia. memory booster .wav
Ib. I assume this includes the ideal filtered pink noise
II. tomatis .wav lightly in background
III. sampled 60bpm tick tock .wav
IVa. 10 4hz in Monroe septone formation from 200hz onward (is this wise?)
IVb. these tones are 'pinked' as I like to say, meaning I used non-consciously-audible volume.
I've tried many alternatives to IVa. including one 4hz at 200, one
4.5hz at 200 (trance is better for photoreading activation).
I've tried spreading the 10 4hz binaural beats throughout the 200 to
1000hz pitch range. I also tried giving each of these 10 different
waveforms.
I'm pretty sure the above recipe is DYNAMITE except for "IVa" and
perhaps a relaxing background like stream.wav (though that might be
too much)
Any suggestions?
Cheers,
Brian"
