I am interested in purchasing a light and sound machine and after some search I came across the machines produced by MindPlace. Of course I now have some questions I would like to ask about the Proteus and the Procyon. First of all what kind of audio entrainment does the Proteus or the Procyon support (binaural, monaural, isochronic, etc...)?
Secondly do any of them have the ability to separately stimulate the left and right visual fields?
I am also very interested SynchroMuse, does it give full control of the glasses?
If the Procyon does support separately stimulation of the left and right fields, would this be controllable by SynchroMuse?
Also does either the Proteus or the Procyon incorporate a filter that separates the AudioStrobe or SynchroMuse signal from interfering static and other high frequency sounds?
And does SynchroMuse work with compressed audio formats such as mp3 (even at the highest quality)?
Another thing I am very curious about is what you mean when you state on your site that the Proteus has an analog audio interface, while the Procyon has a digital audio interface? What would the advantage of one be over the other?
On another note, is SynchroMuse a proprietary system which you have no plans to share or license, or can we expect to see SynchroMuse support in software such as BWGen and Neruo-Programmer in the future, the same way we see AudioStrobe today (given that there is interest for this)?
What about direct support for the Procyon, seeing as how you already give the software for free with a purchase of Procyon I would guess that allowing or licensing 3rd-party software to upload sessions to the Procyon would only beneficial. Is this something you are planning for the future, to allow 3rd-party software access and upload to the Procyon? If not what might the reason for this be?
I know this became a lot more questions then I anticipated, but I am a curious person and I hope someone takes the time to answer.
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