Richard's Overcome Erectile Dysfunction (OED v3 5g) Journal

[Shannon]

Hey Shannon. I promise this will be my last question regarding volume, I just want to be sure I'm doing the right thing.

Today I would go to say that my volume according frequensee was too low,the db that I got from the app was always too low compared with what people here say, but before that I did a test here and I got scared

I have a moto G 5s. I've instaled the app in a moto G6 s plus an smartphone from my friend.

It seems my moto G5s have an weaker mic because the app in moto G6s says that everything is ok. The moto G6s always register +20db than the moto G5s.

So should I trust the moto g6s?

First, every phone has a different location for it's microphone relative to it's speaker.  That means that every phone will give a different reading from FrequenSee as a result.

Second, every phone has a different top level of volume, and some of them differ noticeably from individual phones even within a given brand and model.

This means that at best, we can only approximate the best volume.  What you want is between -20 and -30 dB at the source of the audio, as close to the microphone as possible.  Lower volumes will still work, but not have as much urgency to them.  In some cases, that is better, and in some cases not quite as good.  It depends on the specific personality.  Some people 

I can tell you that worrying too much about the minutia is going to cause you to derail the program by being too aware of it at a conscious level.  It tends to come from fear that it can't/won't work, and that tends to result in trying so hard that you block the subconscious from being able to achieve or express the results because you're trying so hard consciously that it interferes.  So just set it as close as you can - and forget it.  Let it do its thing.