Binaural Forum

Hey folks,

I'm having some troubles to make this work and I'm not too sure what I do wrong.

I started recently and I really wanted this to work, I tried those in order :

Alcool
Cocaine
Inhalant
GateOfHades
HandOfGod

I got a little frustrated as the first ones didnt work so I got the ones who are meant to be more powerful, with really no result at all.

My first concern, I did do meditation a few years ago, I was able to get in "trance", now I can't do it anymore...

Same thing happens when I listen to those, I lay down and listen to it, but my mind dosen't get off reality, I just think about things, I feel pretty stressed in general.

Which made me think about something, in general meditation it is said to be better to be sitting straight agaisnt a wall, should it not be the same with doses?

Do you guys absolutely need to get in trance (get your mind off reality) to feel the effects? Or it simply comes anyway when listening to the files? Is it easier when you are tired? Or more relaxed?

I'm also really wondering about my headset, it 'looks' to be of high quality, the only thing i know about it is made from "imego", I got it about 3 years ago.

In the options, I can choose "sample rates" which range from "2 channel, 16bit, 44100hz (cd quality)" to "2 channel, 24 bit, 192000hz (studio quality)".

I really want this to work, can anyone help me about it?

2 Channel/24bit/44100Hz is the most compatible setting. Some games hate being moved off 44100Hz so keep it at that. It won't affect your doses anyway. And yes you do need to get into some sort of trance to make it work. But honestly, the effects are overhyped (they do have to sell the stuff you know), so don't expect major visuals or anything, but if you know what to expect you'll get pleasant effects. Most "active" dose i have experienced is DXM - it'll make your mind think of random things. The others are mostly downers, and then there's the odd dose like White Crosses, which albeit extremely simple in structure, will produce a different experience everytime you listen to it. Sometimes soft, sometimes downright scary. It depends on your environment and recent activity.