Help with Audacity "layers"?

[Endo]

I've edited a few files together in Audacity, using the trigger sequence from "Bubble Trigger Refresh", and the entirety of "Tentacle Surprise", but now I want to edit in either that stuff in the background from "Bubble Induction", "Bubble Trigger Refresh", (which has the trigger sequence running in the background), or a basic binural.

First question: What binural frequency works the best for most people?
2nd: How can I grab the background stuff from a file while using Audacity?
3rd: How can I put that stuff into a file while using Audacity?

Thank you for any help you can provide.

[Mandrache]

There is a supposedly optimal carrier frequency for each binaural tone you are trying to create, and 440Hz is supposedly good all-round from what I've read. I've posted a list below. I use the one closest to it and it works well enough.

Some good erotic ones I've seen listed are 3.07 hz and 55hz. Mentioned as hara and kundalini respectively in frequency charts. There's a torrent available or you can search for the lists to find some to try out. Or simply listen to monotones that change very slowly for inspiration if you have a good awareness of your own body. I find square no alias tones to be most effective, though louder than sine ones and always audible. Audacity seems to create really loud ones, I generally chose point 1 as amplitude and it's still so loud I have to reduce the channel volume if I'm mixing it. I recently read http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread542424/pg1 a frequency of ca 5 hz, or 3-5hz is good for increasing suggestibility. The author suggested using 50 and 55hz to create it.

2: Don't know whether it's even possible or would yield good results. You could however create something like it but copypasting the parts you like repeated from the normal file and reducing the volume and repeating it.
3: If you have a file to use as background, you just import it, have it running as a separate channel, or layer, whatever it's called. You can use the repeat function and cutting stuff out to edit length. Then reduce volume on the. Try to avoid increasing volume on anything as it tends to distort IMO. When you are done, export it as MP3 or whatever.

You can create things in stages to make it easier to work with and less CPU intensive. F ex creating the background track, exporting it and importing it when you're putting everything together, reducing volume at the last stage only. Same with the binaurals.





carrier beat

10 0.235
20 0.444
30 0.615
40 0.768
50 0.964
60 1.21
70 1.451
80 1.659
90 1.856
100 2.054
110 2.265
120 2.581
130 2.903
140 3.266
150 3.669
160 4.073
170 4.596
180 5.104
190 5.835
200 6.821
210 7.66
220 8.599
230 9.551
240 10.604
250 12.037
260 13.935
270 15.396
280 17.023
290 18.571
300 19.453
310 20.815
320 21.767
330 22.41
340 23.248
350 23.843
360 24.459
370 24.813
380 25.14
390 25.604
400 25.771
410 26.026
420 26.103
430 26.185
440 26.232
450 26.249
460 26.25
470 26.108
480 25.775
490 25.566
500 25.41
510 25.083
520 24.688
530 24.257
540 23.836
550 23.393
560 22.993
570 22.387
580 21.466
590 20.535
600 19.513
610 18.116
620 17.206
630 16.295
640 15.479
650 14.836
660 14.087
670 13.155
680 12.58
690 11.896
700 11.21
710 10.61
720 10.029
730 9.492
740 8.722
750 8.364
760 8.059
770 7.703
780 7.318
790 7.002
800 6.661
810 6.356
820 6.116
830 5.881
840 5.642
850 5.44
860 5.28
870 5.138
880 4.846
890 4.703
900 4.565
910 4.396
920 4.203
930 4.053
940 3.894
950 3.744
960 3.623
970 3.514
980 3.391
990 3.274
1000 3.161
1010 3.015
1020 2.855
1030 2.697
1040 2.576
1050 2.46
1060 2.347
1070 2.236
1080 2.124
1090 2.011
1100 1.896
1110 1.775
1120 1.644
1130 1.523
1140 1.428
1150 1.354
1160 1.283
1170 1.199
1180 1.109
1190 1.021
1200 0.974
1210 0.968
1220 0.924
1230 0.85
1240 0.762
1250 0.666
1260 0.575
1270 0.555
1280 0.562
1290 0.536
1300 0.498
1310 0.453
1320 0.406
1330 0.372
1340 0.37
1350 0.37
1360 0.363
1370 0.335
1380 0.295
1390 0.25
1400 0.203
1410 0.156
1420 0.112
1430 0.072
1440 0.042
1450 0.031
1460 0.022