Looking forward to the basic tutorial. Hope it includes instructions for writing your own presets. I'd love to translate some old Rife programs and some trance programs I wrote for Cool Edit Pro in the late '90s to BrainZapr.

Looking at the coding in your presets I THINK I get how to do most of it. But would be really helpful to know what each code segment is for.

I misspoke.

It looks like those that have multiple channels (such as the Monroe ones)can't be converted to ISO form. Is that right?

I changed the setting for each channel to channel ID 0 and btype 1. And all I hear is the first setting..., not a monural combination of what previously was different settings on 5 channels (in this case) playing simultaneously. No way to do that with ISO?

Thanks,
kwc

Hello again,

sounds like you have been having some fun. The tutorial can be found here:

http://www.brainzapr.com/content/view/38/9/

You are correct in that only one isochronous channel can be used at any one time. I hard coded this due to the nature of the isochronous signals, if they mix you are likely to destroy the fundamental frequency of the beat and just end up with a load of noise. Let me know if you would expect an isochronic mix to work.

Ed

the free beta has now been removed. I am working on a quite revolutionary (if I do say so myself) brainZapr player. More details soon....

Hello, is there any possibility to have the beta? Unfortunately I have registered after the Brainzap for PC was removed.
thank you.

Hi imanole,

I am sorry but the beta has been removed and there is a new brainZapr player in development which will be much better than the beta.

In the meantime, you should have a free token when you registered so you could get yourself an MP3 download. Or you could even buy a couple more to help me cover my enormous costs

cheers

Ed