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I'm wondering if anyone has a working link or an old save of Ultradia SE VSTi. There is also a stand alone version, but I'd prefer the plugin if possible - but any version would be most appreciated! Thanks!

Also, if anyone can suggest any other brainwave entrainment type plugins or stand alone apps. I'm aware of LUX's BWEI vsti, but others would be great!

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stuff I've gathered in the last 5 or 6 weeks are listed near the top of my list, some new to me. Click on my siggy.

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bob bobwood wrote:Ultradia SE VSTi
Here ya go; http://wayback.archive.org/web/20060423 ... tools.html
Thanks a bunch, Bob! What a super reply - not only the VSTi, but a sea of related resources as well! Like pennies from heaven!

I totally forgot about the Wayback Machine - shoulda checked that first. Thanks again!

BTW, I hear Dreamworks is making an animated feature of "Mr. Peabody and Sherman" to be released later this year.


EDIT: Wow! Bob, your A-Z List is AMAZING! Thanks for all!

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Fantastic, eidenk!

So much good stuff here - apps, as well as interesting reading! Thanks so much!

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Forgot to mention this one yesterday : http://hbxplayer.sourceforge.net/index.html

:wink:

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eidenk wrote:Forgot to mention this one yesterday : http://hbxplayer.sourceforge.net/index.html
Thanks again, eidenk!

Not even sure I buy into the reality of all this binaural beats jazz, but sure is interesting to ponder and explore! :)

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any vst's from the 1996 to when vst technology was invented to 2000 to early 2002, i want to see demo's of vst's and freebies, list them here with years they were released please, so everybody knows how old a vst is and who created the plugins rather they were written in C/cpp (c++) or any other coding/scripting languages to be written in reaktor, synthedit, synthmaker/flowstone, sync modular, bidule, max4liveDSP, ect. but i want to see people, list there freeware vst's and commercial free VST demo's, i will post links when i come across, i couldn't possibly find the pages i want, i will post what i have and where i got it from, i will be posting here for now on for free vst's/au's ....

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to add to that: there used to be source synthedit or C++ downloads
with some plugins, not so common now. re-links to these, when they
pop up, please ! there is a lot of goodness in some of those old prefabs..

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bobwood: list is looking nice :) how are you ordering it these days?
last incoming at top?most recent find/by date? i need to have
a download sesh' off that. 'sf2 loading': good tag

tried to print it with pdf creator but didn't work: stopped at 1st page, lol

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SciFiArtMan wrote:Not even sure I buy into the reality of all this binaural beats jazz, but sure is interesting to ponder and explore! :)
Lol, check this out, for true believers only: http://idoseraudio.com/index.php?main_p ... x&cPath=35

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eidenk wrote:
SciFiArtMan wrote:Not even sure I buy into the reality of all this binaural beats jazz, but sure is interesting to ponder and explore! :)
Lol, check this out, for true believers only: http://idoseraudio.com/index.php?main_p ... x&cPath=35
WOW! That's one of the more bizarre audio related things I've ever seen! One of these "beats" will even help you hear the Big Bang! That's some powerful rhythmses!!!

But before long I'll be jonesin' for a beats fix, with my face all craggy and bug-eyed and nervously scratchin' my arms lookin' for that next hit of tricks! A sinister road to traverse, to be sure!

Thanks for the heads-up!!! :party:

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I used to use brainwave generator when I was falling asleep. I got some really vivid dreams by getting my brain running on the right frequency. Also, I was able to give myself auditory hallucinations which was pretty cool, and as a side benefit, I could compose music very clearly in my head complete with melody, chords, countermelody, and drums. Definitely worth the time I put in on it.

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