by MacGyver » April 23rd, 2009, 7:14 pm
erskip, while i have not tried your file, i must let you know that if the sleeping mind is focused on your voice, no matter how low the volume is when you make the recording, the sleeping mind may still here it and the person may think their waking mind was able to hear it.
for example, i downloaded a file off another site that said to use anothe file first, and i did not do as was staated on the site, anywho, after she said the trigger, i did not hear any more of it during the analytical listen, i thought my computer was messing with me, loaded it to my mp3 player and the same thing, my waking mind di not hear the rest of the file, but, after playing with the first file for a few weeks, then playing with the other file, instead of her voice going away, it became the loudest thing i heard. eventhough my waking mind could not hear the rest of the file, once the trigger was in place, i heard it as my sleeping mind was that focused on the file and her voice.
so, even if you take the sound level down as you are producing the file, for some, if their sleeping mind is truly focused on the voice in the file, it will be as if their waking mind is actually hearing it at full volume.