(08-21-2012, 12:34 PM)biakoia Wrote: [ -> ]i can hear the 20 seconds just fine and then the sound starts to fade away but then i played the ultrasonic for another subliminal and i can still hear sounds from it so i dont understand this. any help?
Edited to add: Put simply yeah, I'd you don't hear anything after 20 seconds, then your good. If you hear static or cracking noises at anytime, you need to use some different equipment.
From what I gather from reading Shannon's posts is that the subs CAP at 20 kHz. They do have a range in which they operate, IIRC human voice doesn't get any higher than 4 kHz, but his subs operate at VERY high freqs. When it comes to 20 kHz, unless you are like younger than 17, you MIGHT be able to hear 20 kHz. So it doesn't surprise me if none of you guys can actually hear it.
(08-21-2012, 07:36 PM)MangoEruption Wrote: [ -> ] (08-21-2012, 12:34 PM)biakoia Wrote: [ -> ]i can hear the 20 seconds just fine and then the sound starts to fade away but then i played the ultrasonic for another subliminal and i can still hear sounds from it so i dont understand this. any help?
Edited to add: Put simply yeah, I'd you don't hear anything after 20 seconds, then your good. If you hear static or cracking noises at anytime, you need to use some different equipment.
From what I gather from reading Shannon's posts is that the subs CAP at 20 kHz. They do have a range in which they operate, IIRC human voice doesn't get any higher than 4 kHz, but his subs operate at VERY high freqs. When it comes to 20 kHz, unless you are like younger than 17, you MIGHT be able to hear 20 kHz. So it doesn't surprise me if none of you guys can actually hear it.
i can hear it slightly im only 20 but what im concerned about is when i actually play a normal sub on the same volume level i hear alot more sounds than what i hear at the end so still i ask any help?
I can't hear the subs, but the sound is still audible on the 22nd second of the sound test. Is that ok?
Mango has it mostly. Basically, it doesn't matter if you can hear the speaker test all the way through. It matters if your speakers can reproduce those frequencies without going staticky. The ultrasonic subs use a range of frequencies that starts at over 12 kHz and tops out at 20 kHz or 22.5 kHz, depending on certain factors. In order to properly reproduce the audio in that range, you must be able to play from the lowest to the highest range without trouble. Otherwise, the effect will either produce static instead of ultrasonic audio, or it will damage the audio and potentially render it unintelligible to your subconscious. That's why this is important.
I am using absolute self confidence 4G now (for about 20 days). Can I continue in version 5? Or do I first have to finish the 32 day periode in version 4? Thanks.
You're good to go either way. It's the same program, just upgraded. Might be interesting to see how you respond switching from one to the other without a rest period in between. If it was a different program, or a multi-stage program, you'd have to finish.