Learning Astral Projection with the BrainWave Generator

Tombo · January 21, 2005, 04:04:41

O.k. I installed the Brainwave generator that comes along with the Mastering Astral Projection Book. I can play the Presets on my computer....
BUT: How can I put them on a regular Audio-CD? Is this possible at all?
Cause I want to listen to the sounds in my Bed via the stereo system and not sitting in front of the computer!

Help appreciated.

prk001 · January 22, 2005, 08:06:43

Quote from: TomboO.k. I installed the Brainwave generator that comes along with the Mastering Astral Projection Book. I can play the Presets on my computer....
BUT: How can I put them on a regular Audio-CD? Is this possible at all?
Cause I want to listen to the sounds in my Bed via the stereo system and not sitting in front of the computer!

Help appreciated.

This is the the first FAQ on BWGen. Taken from BWGen faq webpage.

Question: Can I save BrainWave Generator output as an MP3 file?
Answer: Not directly. You can save BrainWave Generator output as a WAV file, and then use another application to convert WAV to MP3.
Due to the high licensing fees required for MP3 encoders, direct MP3 generation will not be included even in future versions of BrainWave Generator.

ARCHDRAGON · January 29, 2005, 14:20:54

isn't it dangerous to astral project without protection, or having a teacher there with you to protect you at the beginning, after all there are things of massive power that are evil out there.

ARCHDRAGON · January 29, 2005, 14:22:04

i did try the brainwave generator, not for astral projection but to remember things and relieve headaches and I found it quite satisfactory.

Nagual · January 30, 2005, 04:10:16

QuoteHow can I put them on a regular Audio-CD? Is this possible at all?

I think the software that came with your CD burner should be able to create an audio CD from WAV files... Choose to create an audio CD, select the WAV files you want and burn!

EnderZ · February 05, 2005, 10:07:58

Ipod =]

-En

EnderZ · February 06, 2005, 02:36:57

is the bwgen really worth the 40 dollars to have all the extra imports? Is there anyway to listen to them without registering the bwgen? Someone above said something about changing the imported song names to presets or default but that didn't do it for me.

-En

Serapis · February 07, 2005, 08:37:04

Quote from: EnderZis the bwgen really worth the 40 dollars to have all the extra imports? Is there anyway to listen to them without registering the bwgen? Someone above said something about changing the imported song names to presets or default but that didn't do it for me.

-En

I bought it last week.
Was it worth it?
Well, I look at it this way. I've been using the "free" Unregistered version for about 6 months to create my own files, so to me - Yes, it was worth the $40.
I'm not that worried about importing other peoples files. I just really felt obligated because I've gotten so much use out of it, and now I can continue to use it guilt free!

Tim

Aros · February 09, 2005, 05:57:10

I have to say, and I certainly don't wish to sound ungrateful, but why is this technology only available where you have to sit in front of your computer and plug your headphones into the speaker outlet?

It seems logical to assume the best format would be CD form where you can play the presets using a portable CD player, where you can lie down in bed or similar to experience these various brainwave states...

My computer is setup to play through speakers, not headphones. I can hear the presets through said speakers, but I imagine it's not the same effect as if I was hearing them through headphones.

I'm grateful for the technology and work involved, but please wake me when it's in CD form.

Andali27 · February 09, 2005, 20:29:43

If anyone finds out the registration code without having to pay, let some of us who don't have credit cards, know.

EnderZ · February 09, 2005, 21:03:18

Quote from: ArosI have to say, and I certainly don't wish to sound ungrateful, but why is this technology only available where you have to sit in front of your computer and plug your headphones into the speaker outlet?

It seems logical to assume the best format would be CD form where you can play the presets using a portable CD player, where you can lie down in bed or similar to experience these various brainwave states...

My computer is setup to play through speakers, not headphones. I can hear the presets through said speakers, but I imagine it's not the same effect as if I was hearing them through headphones.

I'm grateful for the technology and work involved, but please wake me when it's in CD form.

it save's it as a wave file, then you just burn that on a cd, or put it on an mp3 player. fixt.

-En

rowofmushytit · February 11, 2005, 04:21:22

AP requires not such earthy devices.

Aros · February 11, 2005, 15:18:13

Quote from: EnderZit save's it as a wave file, then you just burn that on a cd, or put it on an mp3 player. fixt.

Okay, I'm much more intuitive out of body I guess.

I just can't find the .wav file formats for the presets. I look into the bwgen directory and there's just system and executable files.

Thanks so much in advance.

Signed,

- Alpha in America

EnderZ · February 11, 2005, 17:55:26

Quote from: Aros
Quote from: EnderZit save's it as a wave file, then you just burn that on a cd, or put it on an mp3 player. fixt.

Okay, I'm much more intuitive out of body I guess. I just can't find the .wav file formats for the presets. I look into the bwgen directory and there's just system and executable files.

Thanks so much in advance.

Signed,

- Alpha in America

open bwgen, and save them as wavs

-En

Aros · February 11, 2005, 18:05:06

Thanks En...There it was in the help file all along...Doh!

You can save the output of a preset to a .wav file by following the steps below.

1 Select the preset you want to save in the Preset name list.
2 Select Play into .WAV file from the Wave menu.
3 Specify options for the .WAV file, and click OK.
4 Specify the file into which you want to save the preset output, and click Save.

Andali27 · February 12, 2005, 01:40:38

If anyone is interested, you don't have to pay to register if you google a search on the Brainwave Generator serial code (3.1.11, I think), the current editon, I'm registered and I didn't pay. Want the number? PM me.

Andali

magickman · February 20, 2005, 03:31:00

new to computers. can't seem to find where to order Mastering Astral Projectionand The Brainwave Generator

mat · February 28, 2005, 12:39:35

Ive got my Bwgen unlocked after a bit of a session. Took me about 10 attempts but I eventually got results after downloading version 3.1.9 and running the 3.1.9 patch from inside the bwgen folder. The version on my CD is 3.1.12 and all the cracks seem to be for 3.1.11, dont know if that makes any difference but none of them worked for me.
So if your a little bit wooo, little bit waaay, bit of a geeza, u dont have to pay, but youll have to fiddle around a bit.
The presets are pretty cool - way better than whats usually on offer. Hope this helps someone.

mat · March 04, 2005, 19:28:34

I think this is a great and relevant topic, seems a little wasted by headphone problems and hacking tips (whoops). Id be really interested to hear other peoples experiences using it. I'm just learning and this is really helping. I have tried the rated boxed nirvana preset which is quite good but for a novice like me, i think its beyond my use for the time being. I tried the week 3 15 sec pulse from MAP today and found that to be really relaxing. If doing med/trance work, at some point I usually try and put some pressure on, listening to that today I was just happy to trance. Hopefully that means a lil bit of progress.

koni · March 05, 2005, 19:24:48

just make sure u run a virus check on your cracks n patches.
as bitdefender reports "trojan.small.cr" in the regpatch released by "diablo2oo2 / mAsTeR_pOwEr". i don't think it's a dangerous one. maybe just a false report. but u never know

koni · March 05, 2005, 19:35:56

i had good resuslts with the MAP presets, especially 'week 04 lucid dreaming'. it uses higher frequencies than abbys and boxed nirvana and my consciousnes loves to suspend itself, so i need something higher to stay in control and awareness

IceDragon77 · June 17, 2005, 20:35:13

Hmmm... Well how would you find out what your concience likes? I mean i'm a newb to all of this and i would like to find out what a good setting for me would be on the brain wave gen i have the nirvana one and all of the weeks but i just cant seem to find one that will actually you know... make me feel energized... the first time i used it, i chose one of the original sounds that came with it and from the moment i hit play a burst of energy went through my body it felt really good like a good kind of tingling sensation i dont know what that means? what DOES it mean?
I had listened to it for a while and thought hey this is working really well, but now i've lost it and i don't know what to do... Any ideas? Now when i play it i dont get that feeling anymore... i think i may have been just a bit too excited because i really would like to get myself into those astral planes

Draco_Platina · August 18, 2005, 00:51:34

v3.1.12=need crack for.
Either that or some place I can download all these other versions I keep seeing cracks for. :S I can't find any but the one on the official site. Am I not looking hard enough?
oops, scratch that.
for those of you with my problem, download and extract this zipfile into the bwgen.exe folder, then run crack.exe
^..^

father_satans_follower · August 19, 2005, 11:00:01

These things are artificial and mess with your brainwave patterns

~father_satans_follower~

father_satans_follower · August 23, 2005, 07:59:23

Does anyone agree with me? These brainwave generators can mess with your brain wave patterns you know its artificial and all.

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