Each dose sounds the same

[Blade_Rain]

Why is it that doses like A-Bomb and Ecstasy will start off sounding exactly the same? I will play a dose, but it will sound the same as the last. Most of the time it has a higher pitch, other slightly lower.

Also, why the heck was my post about this same topic deleted in the Support section?

[Geebus1234]

They don't sound the same, its the frequencies the give the different effects, yes some may sound similar but from my experience no 2 doses for me have sounded IDENTICAL, only similar.

[Swikity]

All of the ones I've tried have a really high pitch at the end.

[Geebus1234]

Well maybe you have tinnitus lol

[sharperguy]

Many of them sound the same at the start because they start in the same range of frequencies.

It apparently works better if it start at the frequency you're already at and moves away gradually.

[Hidalgo]

This is not true ...

Every dose starts at a certain pitch; this may be high (very intense) or very low (not intense). As the dose progresses, the pitch hight may change to exhiliriate you (cfr. Genesis, A-Bomb, Nitrous, ...) or calm you down (cfr. Sleeping Angel, Anathesia, Downer, ...). Also the pulses in the beats might slow down (cfr. Opium, Marihuana, ...) or increase in speed. This can be even combinated to create a feeling of confusion and dizzyness (cfr. Absinthe). Also, the volume may change to deconcentrate you and keep you awake, so you get even more dizzy and disorrientated (cfr. Adrenochrome, Vico, ...).

I hope that you now will notice the difference and if not, I hope to let al the others know that the sounds produced by the I-Doser program do differ.

Greetz,
Hidalgo