I\'m wondering if that is the same Silent Sound technique I have scripted for Audiology. If so, used effectively it is killer stuff. About 2 weeks of constant exposure seems to be all that\'s needed to see the desired response. After 4 weeks, the subject seems to haven\'t any question that their behavior is a natural course of action that they have chose for themselves.

I have created these Silent files directly from emg\'s using the Audacity and the following method, I copied this post from a discussion forum. Hope this helps. As you said they seem to take a couple of weeks but are very effective. To create \"silent subliminal\" speech that is above the frequency threshold of hearing, follow the following steps (this may not work in Audacity 1.2., so ensure that you are using 1.3.13, which you can get from here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/) 1. First you need a good quality (low background noise) voice recording that is to be \"encoded\". 2. Set the Project Sample Rate (lower left corner of the main Audacity window to 192000 (type the number into the box). 3. \"Tracks menu > Resample\" to up-sample the track to 192000 Hz. 4. \"Effect menu > Nyquist Prompt\" and copy the following code into the Nyquist Prompt box: Code: Select all (highpass8 (lowpass8 (mult (lowpass8 (highpass8 s 300) 7000) (hzosc 45000) (hzosc 59500)) 20000) 14000) 5. Set the Project Rate to 44100 6. \"File menu > Export\" to export the finished track as a WAV file.

I\'m assuming that silent subliminal means you shouldn\'t be able to hear anything so I have to ask what frequency is this at because I can hear the voice quite clearly though I can\'t understand it.

So what does it do, make the listener\'s cum taste like chocolate to them, or other people\'s? @Calimore Is it okay to ask for details? ^^;

Macifayo - if not already apparent, this will be a modified version of a file by EMG, so you can search for that file for a description