Wow I've never posted here in forever! Anyways...Being that the doses hardly ever work for me, I didn't expect much. Nothing much really did happen but it was slightly alarming at one point..Well i started it off, I got comfortable with my fleece throw and lied down on my side. Well I was just there...

When the beats get fast are they supposed to be smooth fast beats or like...spacey crackly beats..maybe my ear buds cant handle the pitch.

Ecstasy has never worked for me. It just put me to sleep

THANX MUCH

Now you might want to give it a bit of a rest being that you might catch a headache lol.

I find that clenching all my muscles then releasing slowly and breathing slowly as I release helps me relax. Also, at the beginning of the dose, try counting down from 20 or 100 (whatever floats your boat) and breath slowly with that and when you feel relaxed just focus on the beats. Personally, I n...

In reply to steinz: Should I get some new ear buds (I hate earphones) and which ones do you recommend? I'm sure there are some ear buds that can handle those pitches. AND..... OMG I really see what you mean by the demented sounds. I played the dose until 29 percent then I put my ear buds in. At firs...

Does it really matter what position you lay down in while listening to a dose??? I'd really like to lay down on my stomach but I think that it might mess it up.

I noticed something about the new I-Doser doses. Most of the doses have like REALLY HIGH pitches and for me it ruins the experience. I for one don't like loud music but when I-Doser is loud, it makes me feel more of the effect in a way. The only thing that ruins the experience is that since the pitc...

Aww that sux I thought my speakers were messing up when it starting crackling like that. It felt as if I has static in my ears. I didn't get uncontrollably shaky but I felt my face pulsating and just ugh.

All what I know is that at the end of Ecstasy, there is this ringing noise that gets higher and higher then it shuts off. That ringing blew out one of my headphone speakers lol.

Enough said!

No need for...negative feedback. I'm just simply stating what happened.

Okay, this involves microphone feedback. One day I decided to just mess around with a microphone. What I did was turn the microphone volume up and I turned up the speaker volume. As we all know, when a microphone gets too close to the speaker it feedbacks. Well...I put the microphone about 1/2 foot ...