MindPlace Forums - Blogs https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/blog.php This is the Support Page for MindPlace Sound and Light and BioFeedback Devices en Thu, 04 Jun 2026 08:18:40 GMT vBulletin 60 https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/images/misc/rss.jpg MindPlace Forums - Blogs https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/blog.php The Limina is here! https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?77-The-Limina-is-here! Mon, 18 Nov 2019 23:55:38 GMT The Limina is here! The Limina replaces our Proteus and Procyon devices, and includes all the sessions from our Sirius and Procyon model, adapted to... The Limina is here!
The Limina replaces our Proteus and Procyon devices, and includes all the sessions from our Sirius and Procyon model, adapted to the Kasina Basic Session (KBS) format. Also due to the many requests weve been receiving for gamma sessions, there are a number of those included as well. About 100 sessions altogether.

KBS sessions are classic AVS sessions, with the audio consisting of binaural beats, Isochronic tones (multiple waveforms), and pink noise as options. It uses the same RGB GanzFrames as the Kasina, and is compatible with Kasina DeepVision as well. It can decode SpectraStrobe and AudioStrobe signals played through the AUX audio input, and can connect to your computer via the included USB cable, allowing firmware updates and transfers of your own custom sessions into internal memory. And the compact LCD display is clear and easy to navigate.

The retail price will be $259 and if you decide to order one, and if you like it, please leave a kind review on Amazon! having good reviews really makes a big difference. And if there is anything you dont like about it, please let us know directly, so we can do the beat we can to correct it.

With thanks,
Robert & the MindPlace Team ]]> Robert Austin https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?77-The-Limina-is-here! DeepVision sessions for the Procyon available now https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?76-DeepVision-sessions-for-the-Procyon-available-now Sat, 29 Apr 2017 20:49:52 GMT Neuroasis created a small group of visual-only sessions for the Procyon DeepVision ganzware. If you are interested in flicker induced visual... Neuroasis created a small group of visual-only sessions for the Procyon DeepVision ganzware. If you are interested in flicker induced visual imagery, these are, in my opinion, generate the most complex visual imagery I've ever experienced with AVS. And, they're free! You can download them from the Procyon support page:

http://mindplacesupport.com/procyon/#content

Enjoy!

Robert ]]> Robert Austin https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?76-DeepVision-sessions-for-the-Procyon-available-now DeepVision Ganzwear for Procyon are now available https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?74-DeepVision-Ganzwear-for-Procyon-are-now-available Fri, 23 Oct 2015 22:48:14 GMT Hello, all--

We've just started shipping our new DeepVision glasses for the Procyon; these are basically identical to the Kasina version, except in that case, the LEDs on the right side are in opposite phase to those on the left.

Scott has been working on a batch of sessions intended for use with the DV, with intense visual imagery as the main goal. And in my experience with them, he's achieved that goal.

Though I tend to keep brightness at maximum settings when using our AVS systems, try starting out with a lower brightness level, then gradually increase it to suit your taste.

Both models are available now on www.mindplace.com, and will shortly be available as fulfilled by Amazon. Retail price is $99, with free shipping within the Continental USA when you order from mindplace.com.

--Robert ]]> Robert Austin https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?74-DeepVision-Ganzwear-for-Procyon-are-now-available DIY GanzGoggles https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?73-DIY-GanzGoggles Mon, 05 Oct 2015 04:09:05 GMT Here is a set of DIY GanzGoggles made from the Kasina light strips. We are offering these light strips for sale for Kasina and Procyon. Contact... Here is a set of DIY GanzGoggles made from the Kasina light strips. We are offering these light strips for sale for Kasina and Procyon. Contact orders@mindplace.com for details.


It is a very easy build and the strip fits perfectly. You get the added benefit of an adjustable strap and foam padding around the eyes. They are very comfortable. There are air holes on each side too.

These are the googles from Amazon http://amzn.to/1ORNaim The Arc One company has several other cool styles of goggles available as well.

The build is similar to the sleep mask I show on YouTube.

Use an Xacto knife to cut small slits in the foam padding. Separate a small section on the bottom so the strip will fit in. Then just slide in the strip and use the glue to hold it down. I used flat latex paint to 'black out' lens. Secure the edge of the strip with electrical tape to protect the wires. The foam padding provides a nice raised surface that the cable lays next to so it can exit from the frames without being in your way.

Overall very easy to do and a nice set of light glasses.

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Name: Photo Oct 04, 10 32 03 PM.jpg Views: 28637 Size: 222.0 KB ]]> neuroasis https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?73-DIY-GanzGoggles DeepVision with Eyes Half Closed https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?72-DeepVision-with-Eyes-Half-Closed Thu, 01 Oct 2015 05:01:29 GMT In many meditation practices it is common to keep the eyes half closed rather than fully closed. While it is possible to do this somewhat with... In many meditation practices it is common to keep the eyes half closed rather than fully closed. While it is possible to do this somewhat with regular closed eye Ganzframes with the DeepVision glasses this becomes a whole new experience.

Many of the super saturated colors mute down to very pleasing shades. Greens and blues are especially nice. Reds pop with full strength. In fact in the upper vision red is very prominent and carries strong patterns. While at the bottom of the vision you get nice calming hues.

An added benefit is that you can easily move between short bursts of full eyes open for the beauty, half closed for moving downward and visualizing, and finally fully closed eye. The eyes adjust more easily between these states when half closed is the midline. I think to some measure closed eye colors are even better as you have the chance to 'charge' them first.

I have measured strong alpha response in this state with my EEGs and theta is well within reach.

Those who are interested in 'projection' will find this to be a nice technique as well.

AVS is getting ready to undergo a nice evolution with this product and the amazing capabilities of SpectraStrobe.

Please share your experiences and enjoy!

Scott ]]> neuroasis https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?72-DeepVision-with-Eyes-Half-Closed EEG Recording Kasina and DeepVision Eye Open Glasses https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?71-EEG-Recording-Kasina-and-DeepVision-Eye-Open-Glasses Fri, 21 Aug 2015 22:17:01 GMT Wondering whether stimulating frequencies during sessions works? I am posting some EEG recordings to demonstrate what this looks like on me... Wondering whether stimulating frequencies during sessions works? I am posting some EEG recordings to demonstrate what this looks like on me personally. Now, I do have 20+ years of meditation experience, so that must be considered. However, with all the affordable reasonably precise EEGs available, it is time for people to start demonstrating the claims that they make. Show and not tell so to speak.

Recorded at FP1 and FP2 on the forehead. Not the usual place to record entrainment. So when you get a noticeable response here, then it is a good session.

This is an 18hz Beta session:



This is a Schumann Resonance session:
]]> neuroasis https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?71-EEG-Recording-Kasina-and-DeepVision-Eye-Open-Glasses KBS Modulation Depth on the Kasina https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?69-KBS-Modulation-Depth-on-the-Kasina Sat, 20 Jun 2015 15:32:02 GMT The Kasina has the ability to alter the modulation depth programmed in a KBS file from the interface. It can also apply volume modulation to external... The Kasina has the ability to alter the modulation depth programmed in a KBS file from the interface. It can also apply volume modulation to external audio files played through the AUX jack. This post describes this feature which was introduced in firmware 1.12. It shows up in the KBS player.

Two settings work in conjunction with one another. The UP button on the Control Pad controls to what audio the modulation is applied. Either KBS audio only, AUX audio only or both KBS and AUX.

Mod KBS + AUX uses the Depth parameter in the KBS file and the MD setting to affect both the tones in the KBS file and an audio stream piped in the AUX jack.
Mod KBS uses the Depth parameter in the KBS file and the MD setting to affect only the KBS tones in the session. Incoming audio will play without modulation.
Mod AUX uses the Depth parameter in the KBS file and the MD setting to affect only incoming audio. The tones in the KBS session will be muted.

The second setting is accessed by the RIGHT button on the Control Pad. It determines if the depth of the modulation programmed in the KBS is altered or not. The options are:

MD 100% (no alteration)
MD 75% (KBS sound Depth * 0.75)
MD 50% (KBS sound Depth * 0.5)
MD 25% (KBS sound Depth * 0.25)

In addition to modulating the tones in the KBS session, you can use the frequencies in the KBS session to increase and decrease the volume of an audio stream at brainwave rates.

This is enabled by Mod KBS + AUX or Mod AUX. The audio stream currently must come from the AUX jack, that is external audio from say a smartphone. The KBS session provides the instructions for the frequencies of this 'tremolo' effect. The Sound Depth parameter in the KBS segment controls how much the audio is chopped up.

In the normal setting, Mod KBS, the tones in a KBS session are modulated to create isochronic pulses. Most often this is full depth at 100%. All factory KBS sessions use this depth besides binaural beats.

For instance at 100% in the KBS segment, the tones in segment and/or the AUX audio stream will be go from full volume to zero volume at each pulse.

Let's say the frequency is 10hz, then it would do this 10 times per second. If the KBS segment had a depth setting of 50% then the audio volume and tone volume would go from 100% (full) to 50% (half), ten times per second. At this setting the modulation is more subtle and you would continue to hear much of the non-effected audio during the pulse.

A volume modulation of 100% is too much for most incoming audio unless it is something like an ambient drone. Rather than having to change the KBS session we introduced the MD (modulation depth) setting for KBS files in the Kasina interface.

The modulation depth setting - MD plus a percentage value - on the Kasina overrides or subtracts from the Sound Depth parameter in the KBS session. If the KBS segment had a depth setting of 100% then MD 100% would keep the volume modulation of the audio at 100% (multiplying 100 * 1). If the setting is MD 75% on the Kasina and Sound Depth 100% in the KBS segment then the final volume modulation value would be 75% (multiplying 100 * 0.75 = 75)

A quick table of examples:

KBS setting MD setting Result
100 100 100
100 75 75
100 50 50
100 25 25
50 100 50
25 100 25
50 50 25
50 75 37.5
50 25 12.5
0 100 0


The KBS Sound Depth parameter in the KBS file on the card will usually be set to 100% to generate isochronic pulses. That is, unless the segment uses binaural beats at which point the Sound Depth setting will be 0. For most sound files that you stream through the AUX jack you would like a subtle, but noticeable modulation. The useful settings for AUX audio are then either MD 50% or MD 25%.

Quick recipes:

KBS playing, no external audio - use either MOD KBS or MOD KBS + AUX (the AUX portion has no effect in this case)
Play KBS session as programmed - MOD KBS - MD 100%
Adjust KBS session tones to 50% of programmed - MOD KBS - MD 50%
Play KBS session as programmed with AUX audio unmodulated - MOD KBS - MD 100%
Play AUX audio lightly modulated by KBS settings, turn off KBS tones - MOD AUX - MD 25%

This is an extensive post but I hope it is clear. If not, please request further clarification in the comments below. ]]> neuroasis https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?69-KBS-Modulation-Depth-on-the-Kasina Audacity Mind Machine Suite https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?68-Audacity-Mind-Machine-Suite Wed, 13 May 2015 08:24:27 GMT I have uploaded the first release of the Audacity Mind Machine Suite to Github here: https://github.com/scottosx/Audacity-Mind-Machine-Suite ... I have uploaded the first release of the Audacity Mind Machine Suite to Github here:

https://github.com/scottosx/Audacity-Mind-Machine-Suite

This is a set of plugins, effect chains, and equalization presets to create mind machine sessions including AudioStrobe and SpectraStrobe, binaural beats, monaural beats and isochronic entrainment tracks.

With the effect Chains in Audacity you can edit light tracks in a number of ways including stripping them out, doing color conversions, converting AudioStrobe to SpectraStrobe etc.

The documentation is slim at the moment but will be expanded. Really videos are needed for fuller explanations. There are a couple up already on the MindPlace YouTube channel.

I am moving a lot of projects to this Github account so the latest releases can always be available and changes noted.

Enjoy!
Scotto ]]> neuroasis https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?68-Audacity-Mind-Machine-Suite MindPlace Mobile - iOS and Android Testing https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?66-MindPlace-Mobile-iOS-and-Android-Testing Mon, 23 Feb 2015 19:46:07 GMT Exciting news today everyone... MindPlace is going mobile with our first AudioStrobe app! This is our first foray into these waters so we have... Exciting news today everyone... MindPlace is going mobile with our first AudioStrobe app!

This is our first foray into these waters so we have decided to use a 'shell application' as a testing platform to try out different interfaces and controls. This helps us to avoid the App Stores and the unfun parts of the making mobile apps and get right to the good stuff. It also allows us to switch out things quickly and try new versions.

The platform is called MobMuPlat - Mobile Music Platform. http://www.mobmuplat.com/

There are free apps for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...edia.mobmuplat and iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/...597679399&mt=8

Install the one you need from the respective App Store. Do this first before transferring the attached test app/s to your device.

The attached archives are documents that need to be opened by the MobMuPlat app. After transferring the files and opening MobMuPlat, click the round icon with the 'i' in it... Info button and select the AudioStrobe file from the list. It should be the first one.

Once you have installed the app then transfer the archive to your phone. You can do this through iTunes for iOS (instructions on ModMuPlat site, but basically go under Apps in iTunes and scroll to the bottom to find File Sharing and click the MobMuPlat row to see its documents, then extract the zip archive on your computer and copy the 2 contained files into the iTunes window) For Android connect your phone or tablet for Media Sharing. It mounts as a drive and you can copy files into the MobMuPlat folder under storage. If you can't find this then you can just copy it to the Documents folder and then find and click those files on your device.

That's the hard way, but the way you need to learn to do it, as we change out files.

The easy way is to email the zip file to yourself and open the email attachment on your device. If MobMuPlat is installed (you did install it first right!!!) then it will extract the archive, copy the files to its documents folder and open the app. Again, this is great at first but if you want to later replace those files, it might not work.

So, there are several archives to choose from. Pick the one that fits the screen of your device.

Android Tablet:

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This first app is pretty simple. It sends AudioStrobe and an isochronic tone out the headphone jack. Connect one of our light and sound machines (any that supports AudioStrobe) with the AUX connection by a patch cable. You will need to turn up the frequency, volume and depth for the tone and AS color channels.

You probably want to play with the volume on your phone to get the fullest range of AudioStrobe from full brightness to off. Experiment with the phone volume and Volume sliders for the colors to set it. The Tone volume can be set to taste.

Play! Change the frequencies and brightness in realtime with your glasses on. Phone or tablet on lap below you helps.

I will make some videos on different apps you can use to record the sessions on iOS. Android I'm not sure if you can record across apps but if someone knows a way then post in comments.

So this is a start and a simple one... but fun! Please test out, comment below, and ENJOY! More apps in this MobMuPlat document format are coming.

The interfaces are not exactly pretty but they work well in my initial tests. Note the isochronic audio tone can be distorted. This will be handled better in later versions. Release early and often. This is a testing platform so you must have some tech sense and a love of exploration. There may be bugs, and some of them might be out of my control (with the MobMuPlat app)

BTW, this is open source and uses PureData as the audio engine. The included .pd files are the full patches. If you have some tech ability then have a go at expanding or altering them... but share and share alike.
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]]> neuroasis https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?66-MindPlace-Mobile-iOS-and-Android-Testing GNaural SpectraStrobe and AudioStrobe templates https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?65-GNaural-SpectraStrobe-and-AudioStrobe-templates Thu, 08 Jan 2015 14:54:54 GMT Attached are templates that allow you to create SpectraStrobe and AudioStrobe in the free GNaural application. http://gnaural.sourceforge.net/ ... Attached are templates that allow you to create SpectraStrobe and AudioStrobe in the free GNaural application. http://gnaural.sourceforge.net/

These templates provide the basic elements for SpectraStrobe: Red, Green and Blue tone tracks and the SpectraStrobe reference track. Do not alter the base frequency of any of these tracks because it is this frequency that creates the light signals. For the reference track do not change anything. Note the volume of light tracks need to be low. An ideal balance has been set so you won't want to go higher than this. If you go lower it alters the brightness and balance of the lights. This is how you create color mixes.

AudioStrobe only requires one track. The Left and Right pan of this track either selects between 1 of 2 light colors (ie Red and Green) or sets the pan of the light signal. The effect depends on the machine you are using. All curent MindPlace machines interpret AS channels as selecting color. On the Kasina with ColorSets you can pick the mode you want.

Using these templates you can create light and sound sessions in an easy, accessible manner. Add audio files or other sound entrainment tracks to make full sensory stimulation track. And please share them here on the forum.

Enjoy and let me know if you have any questions.

Best,
Scott
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]]> neuroasis https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?65-GNaural-SpectraStrobe-and-AudioStrobe-templates Ganzframes Open Eye Cutout Template https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?64-Ganzframes-Open-Eye-Cutout-Template Fri, 21 Nov 2014 22:23:32 GMT Based on the ideas from the post: http://www.mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?63-Kasina-Open-Eye-Cutout-Templates-and-Fun-Patterns for the Kasina... Based on the ideas from the post: http://www.mindplacesupport.com/foru...d-Fun-Patterns for the Kasina and new Procyon frames...

Attached is a template for you to print and cutout a simple cover for your Ganzframes which will allow you to view them with eyes open. This should work for Procyon, Proteus, last revision Sirius and the extra color frames we sell. Basically, all the ones with purple frames.

It is not quite as smooth as our upcoming eye open glasses but is fun and easy. Note that this template is designed to allow a little outward curl on the bottom inner corner of the lens on each eye. (towards the nose piece) This helps hold the screen in place more securely.

It took me a while to get all the dimensions right and that's enough for one day. I'll add patterns for new templates soon.

The PDFs are able to be opened and edited in Illustrator if you want to add your own patterns.

Please share your experiences and ideas.

Enjoy,
Scott
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]]> neuroasis https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?64-Ganzframes-Open-Eye-Cutout-Template Kasina Open Eye Cutout Templates and Fun Patterns https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?63-Kasina-Open-Eye-Cutout-Templates-and-Fun-Patterns Thu, 20 Nov 2014 19:07:55 GMT A simple method to use the Kasina glasses with your eyes open is to cut out paper inserts and place them over the LEDs. The spread is not perfectly... A simple method to use the Kasina glasses with your eyes open is to cut out paper inserts and place them over the LEDs. The spread is not perfectly smooth and the overall effect doesn't compare to true eye open glasses (forthcoming from MindPlace). However, it is fun and easy to do.

The first attachment provides a template that you can cut out. There is a notch on the left lens to allow it to slip under wiring cover. They fit the lens fairly tight. Four groups are on one sheet so you can have extras as needed. Experiment with different paper thickness for the best effect.

Also, you can experiment with different patterns. The second template has four example patterns. Who knows what can be done with this. It is an unexplored realm. Maybe even affirmation words could be good.

Update: There is a third pattern set added. This time with some sacred geometry. BTW, for people with graphic art skills the PDFs are able to opened and edited in Illustrator if you want to add some of your own patterns. But please share them.

Update2: New pattern set added with the 4 top chakra glyphs. Thanks to http://podcollective.com/portal/chakras/ for the vector artwork.

Based on discussion here:

http://www.mindplacesupport.com/foru...ntastic-colors

Please share your results and ideas.
Scott
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]]> neuroasis https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?63-Kasina-Open-Eye-Cutout-Templates-and-Fun-Patterns AVS Color Illusions https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?62-AVS-Color-Illusions Wed, 05 Nov 2014 20:35:32 GMT Combinations of LED lights in AVS do not always create the colors that you expect them to. For certain colors in fact like dark purples, sky blues... Combinations of LED lights in AVS do not always create the colors that you expect them to. For certain colors in fact like dark purples, sky blues and light yellows, you have to rely on these illusions.

Here is a test file: Blue Illusion

The Green LED is on the whole time at full brightness. The Red LED flashes changing patterns. The amazing thing about this session is that you actually see very little green. Only in the slowest changes, like at the beginning. Otherwise you have (at least I do) a strong impression of sky blue as the complement color. The Blue LED is not on at any time.

In the faster transitions there is a strong impression of light yellow as well as some oranges.

Overall it is a pretty colorful display, while only using 2 LEDs with only 1 flickering.

Do you see the same colors? Weird, huh? ]]> neuroasis https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?62-AVS-Color-Illusions Fractal and Spin Spaces Test Files https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?61-Fractal-and-Spin-Spaces-Test-Files Tue, 04 Nov 2014 22:07:42 GMT In response to a discussion here:... In response to a discussion here: http://www.mindplacesupport.com/foru...s&goto=newpost I've decided to revisit what I know about creating fractals and spin systems.

Test files are attached here.

These are SpectraStrobe files for the Kasina. There is no audio and I am using only the Red LED at its brightest setting. What is mainly being altered is the frequency controlled live in an audio editor and also the pulse width using an audio gate.

Correction: the Spin Spaces has all the lights on at once. It seems this optimizes the feeling of spin due to the separation of the LEDs covering a wider range of the visual field and stimulating more neurons. At least I think so, but subject to correction.

The fractal images compare favorably with the geometry in the AudioStrobe titles, especially Fractal Dance. There is a fair representation of the major types of fractals that AVS creates.

These are test and catalog files to showcase some techniques. The images change more quickly than they would in the context of session, also with very little space or breathing room between them. So it is kind of an intense experience.

Please test and tell me what you think.
Scott
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]]> neuroasis https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?61-Fractal-and-Spin-Spaces-Test-Files <![CDATA[Complete series "Megabrain Report" now available]]> https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?60-Complete-series-quot-Megabrain-Report-quot-now-available Thu, 14 Aug 2014 04:11:08 GMT We're pleased to announce that the complete run of the seminal 1990s journal "Megabrain Report" is now available for viewing and download from http://mindplacesupport.com/support-articles/. These issues were edited, and featured regular contributions by Michael Hutchison, whose earlier book "Megabrain" spurred the rapid growth of innovation and public interest in the mind-technology field. The articles and essays contained in these issues were authored by key figures of the time, often Ph.D. clinicians and researchers, and ranged from audio-visual and cranial-electrical stimulation to smart drugs, neurofeedback, etc. They comprise a record of the first 'renaissance' of neurotechologies, and provide a richly elaborated background for our Youtube videos from our 1992 Neurotechnology Forums, which featured Dr.'s Tom Budzynski, Len Ochs, Larry Paros, Stephen LaBerge and Julian Isaacs, as well as the legendary 'Awakened Mind' educator and visionary, Anna Wise.

Many thanks to our Forum member Robinhood for providing us with PDFs of his scans from his personal collection, and to Neuroasis for cleaning and otherwise preparing them for presentation on our site.

MindPlace acquired the publication rights to this series some years ago, and we're happy to provide them to our community, at no cost, for personal non-commercial use.

-Robert ]]> Robert Austin https://mindplacesupport.com/forum/entry.php?60-Complete-series-quot-Megabrain-Report-quot-now-available