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Factory Sessions

Session Name	Category	Time	Artist	Description
Before Learning	Accelerate	12:00	Roman Frajt	Designed for use before class, studies, this starts at 9 Hz and targets 4.5, 7.83, 11.25, and 18 Hz.
Cheer Up	Accelerate	35:00	Craig Tice	Starting at an alert 12 Hz, Cheer Up steps up to a vigorous 35 Hz before making its way back to a calm 10 Hz.
Create	Accelerate	25:00	Craig Tice	This session moves between 7, 14 and 10 Hz, and is intended to encourage novel thoughts from the subconscious to emerge for conscious consideration.
Energize	Accelerate	20:00	Roman Frajt	Stepping up from 15 Hz to 30 Hz, Energize promotes alertness and vigor. Not recommended before sleep.
Focus	Accelerate	30:00	Craig Tice	Repeatedly ramps between 12 and 16 Hz, minimizing tendency to be distracted and promoting a flexible working state.
Gamma + Ambience	Accelerate	20:00	Robert Austin	Features steady 40 Hz sine flicker stimulation. The slowly changing colors are ideal for either eyes open (DeepVision) or eyes closed use.
Gamma Rejuvination	Accelerate	20:00	Joseph Kao	https://www.modulocapital.com.br/xc9j5b1hdjv Blends the clarity and focus of 40hz gamma waves with various calming, grounding frequencies in the alpha and low beta range. Makes use of binaural beats, isochronic tones, modulated noise, and off-set frequencies for maximum immersion.
Wake	Accelerate	20:00	Craig Tice	18 Hz throughout, you many not need coffee or tea after this session. Not recommended before sleep.
Everglade	Meditate	20:00	Neuroasis	A spring morning with gentle rain… time is suspended in this peaceful, calming session. Mostly low to mid range light frequencies to promote calm clarity.
Forest and River	Meditate	16:00	Roman Frajt	Another peaceful backdrop of nature, in another locale. Frequencies start at 14 Hz and end at 4 Hz for deeper relaxation into meditation.
Meditate	Meditate	50:00	Craig Tice	Starting at a relaxed 10 Hz, Meditate reaches the target of 2 Hz after 15 minutes. A few minutes at 6 Hz on the way down provides a useful intermediate step on the path to a deeply meditative state.
Relax	Meditate	25:00	Craig Tice	From an alert 13 Hz this session steps down to a calm 10 Hz. Left and right sides are stimulated at slightly different frequencies to help the mind let go of nuisance thoughts.
Relaxation by Fire	Meditate	23:00	Roman Frajt	Find quiet and solitude in a soundscape including alpha frequencies and the soothing sounds of a campfire.
Relax More	Meditate	40:00	Craig Tice	Similar to Relax but longer and with a target of 5 Hz, suited to deeper relaxation or contemplation.
Relaxation with Windchimes	Meditate	15:00	Roman Frajt	The peaceful sounds of wind-chimes on a peaceful summer afternoon. This session starts at 12 Hz and leaves you at a deep 2.5 Hz.
Sacred Moment	Meditate	11:00	Dominique Nellis	Real voice recordings and special SS encoding will take this session to a spiritual level. Frequency range: 7.8 to 10Hz.
Touch of Silence	Meditate	14:36	Roman Frajt	Peaceful sounds of Tibetan bowls and minimalist piano sets a calming ambience; lights start at 10 Hz and descend to 6.25 Hz.
A Starlit Night	Mind Art	15:00	Neuroasis	This entrancing, ambient soundtrack and complex visual encoding evokes a clear, Moonless Summer’s night, with shooting stars tracing patterns in the sky.
Astroturf	Mind Art	10:00	Neuroasis	Slow, shimmering washes of color accent this deeply reflective ambient soundtrack. This track would live equally well in the Meditate category.
Cascade	Mind Art	11:28	Neuroasis	Subtle, slowly shifting and sometimes hopping light patterns are inter-woven with nature sounds and underlying evocative audio tapestries.
Dreamy Sax	Mind Art	17:09	Claudius Nagel	This session is based on a music piece of soothing synth chords with a bluesy and dreamy saxophone solo. Light patterns are synchronized with the change of the synth chords. The frequencies range between 10 Hz and 3 Hz while the light colors shift between a pastel orange and green.
EcoSync	Mind Art	20:00	Neuroasis	Another peaceful audio ecosystem, this time with light patterns synchronized with the sounds of nature.
Patternity	Mind Art	20:00	Neuroasis	Rich synthesizer textures combine with lush visual effects to create a dreamy, slightly surreal and entrancing mind-scape.
Phobos	Mind Art	6:00	Neuroasis	Your spacecraft has just arrived in orbit around Mars, and the creatures living inside Phobos have started communicating with you using sound and light…
Sanguine	Mind Art	10:00	Neuroasis	A mysterious journey into a subterranean realm, lit only by shifting, multi-colored strobe candles… what is that sound coming from the next cavern?
Space Trace	Mind Art	15:00	Neuroasis	You are exploring a methane ocean on a distant planet, and marveling at the life-forms you are finding and hearing there…
Spectra	Mind Art	20:00	Neuroasis	Gazing into a gently flickering camp-fire, you become lost in fantasy, and pass through a portal into a realm of magic.
Stagecraft	Mind Art	20:00	Neuroasis	Gazing out across a land never before seen, you feel yourself lifting off the ground, gently riding the currents, always safe and amazed.
Trainspot	Mind Art	7:02	Neuroasis	Variation on a simple EcoSync system. The sound of low rumbling subway train or trip on a space probe lulls you into meditative mindset.
Weaver	Mind Art	12:00	Neuroasis	Tribal audio art with a strong influence from ambient masters. SpectraStrobe rhythms paint a potent tapestry.
Yonder	Mind Art	20:00	Neuroasis	The depths of consciousness beacon in a floating flotsam of synth washes. Allow the times and troubles to melt far, far away, out yonder.
Dream	Night Voyage	1:00:00	Craig Tice	Dream is a sleep session with intermittent bursts of higher frequency stimulation intended to evoke REM activity and dreams.
Night Shift	Night Voyage	45:00	Claudius Nagel	This incorporates an evolving nature-soundscape (from day to night) and the light colors change from yellow over green and blue to violet over time. Starting at 12 Hz, this ramps to 3.5 Hz with plateaus at 10 Hz, 7.83 Hz and finally 3.5 Hz.
Rest	Night Voyage	30:00	Craig Tice	Very slow and subtle modulations of light and sound, intended to quiet your mind before sleep.
Sleep	Night Voyage	1:00:00	Craig Tice	A gradual descent from 10 Hz, pausing at 6 Hz before continuing to very slow modulations. Low key audio modulations over a pleasant pink noise background.
Soliton	Night Voyage	12:03	Neuroasis	Lush, slow filter sweeps and modulations prepare you for some interesting dreams.
Submerge-level I	Night Voyage	30:00	Craig Tice	This session winds slowly down to 4 Hz, with soothing visual modulations overlaying the sounds of water in motion.
Biomarkers	Rejuvenate	10:00	Neuroasis	The frequencies encoded in Biomarkers are designed to help guide you towards slowing your breath and heart rates into desirable coherent ranges – 5 breaths per minute, and 60 bpm heart rate. Red is heart rate, blue is breath; practice breathing with the blue.
Center	Rejuvenate	30:00	Craig Tice	Working down from an alert 13 Hz to the Schumann frequency of 7.83 Hz, Center helps you put aside your immediate concerns and enter a period of quiet contemplation and rejuvenation.
Clear Your Mind	Rejuvenate	16:00	Roman Frajt	Frequent hops between slower and higher frequencies, together with the relaxing sounds of Tibetan bowls to help restore your mental energy. Starts at 12.8 Hz and ends at 13.5 Hz.
Deep Rejuvenation	Rejuvenate	24:00	Roman Frajt	With a starting frequency of 8.5 Hz and a target of just 1.45 Hz, accompanied by binaural beats and modulations, Deep Rejuvenation can take you to a very peaceful, restorative mind-state.
Eddies	Rejuvenate	12:30	Neuroasis	Floating down a meandering stream, visuals are mostly gentle blues and greens.
Fantasy	Rejuvenate	5:30	Roman Frajt	This brief session highlights the 7.83 Hz Schumann Resonance, with gentle sounds of frame drum and gamelan.
Overtone Universe	Rejuvenate	11:04	Roman Frajt	Sounds of peaceful overtone singing accent and augment the flickering light, descending from 12 Hz to 7.83 Hz.
Alphabet	Trance	20:00	Neuroasis	This session was designed to gently guide you towards hypnagogia, that magical half-dream, half-awake state sought after by many explorers of deep states of consciousness.
BowlScape	Trance	15:20	Neuroasis	Mysterious, deep resonances of large Tibetan singing bowls permeate a night-world of mainly blues and greens.
Meditation with Shaman Drum	Trance	19:55	Roman Frajt	Hypnotic sounds of a Shaman’s drum and binaural beats augment both synchronous and left-right stimulation, starting at 22 Hz and taking you all the way down to 2.2 Hz.
Vapor-Chill	Trance	20:00	Craig Tice	Is this the sound of a November wind that never stops, or a 20 minute long out-breath? You decide. Lights start at 10 Hz and gradually, gently leave you at 7 Hz.
Zodiac	Trance	20:06	Craig Tice	This will take you even deeper than Vapor-Chill, as the slowly shifting drone-structures and beat frequencies lead to towards the edge of sleep.

Sirius Factory Sessions

#	Session Name	Category	Time	Description
01	Power Regeneration	Peak Performance	20:00	Studies of peak performance suggest that you perform better with a “power nap” as part of a daily routine; in other words, a break completely away from your duties and re- responsibilities. You will be able to perform more efficiently and actually find yourself accomplishing more. With time you might also find that your desire for stimulants like coffee, tea or sweetened soft drinks will decrease. Use this session, or sessions 3, 4, 7, 9, or 12 for feelings of mental and physical regeneration.
02	Performance Intensive	Peak Performance	18:00	This fast-paced session is great if you feel the need for a “mood boost.” We suggest that you use it with your favorite high beat music. This is a session you can use several times in a row if you choose.
03	Quick Break	Peak Performance	15:00	Use this session during your day to quickly feel refreshed and regenerated. It is a very useful session to use when you know you have a very long and busy schedule ahead of you. A 15 minute break a few times per day is an investment in focus, clarity, and decision making.
04	Power Pause	Peak Performance	15:00	This is a slightly more stimulating version of session 03. It will help clear your mind of all thoughts for a few minutes and increase your mental clarity. You can choose to use fast-paced music instead of the internal sounds.
05	Athletic Warm-Up	Peak Performance	17:00	This session will help enhance feelings of tranquil concentration prior to exercise or physical competition. A number of athletes do exceptionally well in practice only to falter in competition. Top performers are able to maintain consistent performance under all circumstances. The key is a tranquil yet focused state allowing your mind and body to work in harmony. Physical training is only half the battle towards success in competition. Sit quietly and visualize yourself (and your team) attaining the goals you set for yourself. You may also use this session with any number of peak performance or positive affirmation tapes. You or your coach may even record your own positive affirmations and play them back while using this session.
06	Maintaining Peak Competitive Posture	Peak Performance	30:00	Use this session between athletic competitions for visualization, success, and peak performance. It is best to use it with either positive affirmation or guided visualization scripts written and spoken by yourself, your coach or trainer, or with any of the fine recorded products available on the market.You do not have to be involved in sports competition to enjoy the positive effects of this session.
07	Quick Work Break	Tranquility Induction	15:00	The common wisdom says you should take breaks at regular intervals if, for example, you work on a computer for extended periods of time. Combine this session with a good regimen of stretching exercise to avoid many of the chronic physical maladies that affect more and more people who sit in one place too long. In addition, we suggest that you use this session during your break times. It is also great after lunch and before you go back to the keyboard.
08	Mind Sauna	Tranquility Induction	25:00	Use this with deep breathing and muscle awareness exercises. Start by breathing from your diaphragm. You will know you are doing this correctly when you feel your stom- ach, not your chest, moving up and down with every deep breath. As you allow your muscles to relax, tension will disappear. You may try lying down while using this session with relaxing music. There is a quick two minute boost at the end of the session to bring you “back up” again.
09	Quick Refresher	Tranquility Induction	16:00	Here is help for you to refocus your energies. Use it if you are feeling you need to be able to revitalize yourself during a particularly difficult day. As you become more familiar with the subtleties of the various sessions you will find you will tend to develop favorites you use several times a week. Because they are convenient to use, some of the 15–20 minute sessions like this one will get a lot of use.
10	Regeneration	Tranquility Induction	35:00	This session is long enough to allow you to reach a state of very deep tranquility and focused concentration. Some people feel this session seems much shorter then 35 minutes. A session like this has to be used on a regular basis over a period of several weeks to help you learn to properly let go and allow yourself to become deeply tranquil. This is also a good session to use with tranquility or self-help tapes.
11	Deep Meditation	Tranquility Induction	60:00	Make time for yourself! Use this session when you know you will remain undisturbed. This is the longest session offered and for beginning users it may seem too long. It is excellent as a training session if you are trying to learn how to meditate for extended periods. You may find your meditation practice will go more smoothly even without the help of this machine.
12	Quick Alertness Break	Learning	10:00	This is a perfect session to help you remain focused on your studies. It is designed to be used once every 40 to 60 minutes. This session will help you to better integrate the material during your study period.
13	Learning with Tapes	Learning	35:00	This session is specifically designed for use with language tapes. It uses the techniques pioneered by a Bulgarian researcher, called superlearning. It involves developing a state of tranquil and focused concentration.
14	Relax Before Exams or Pressure Situations	Learning	15:00	It will leave you with a sense of calm, focus and confidence. Concentration can be broken when you are feeling uneasy. Everyone has had the experience of taking an exam, feel- ing pressured and forgetting material they easily remember when the pressure is taken off. This session is ideal for use before an exam or presentation.
15	Concentration	Learning	15:00	This session is designed to quickly bring you into a calm, focused state. A tranquil body allows the mind more ability to be alert and attentive.Your main focus when using this session should be to allow your body to become as tranquil as possible while maintaining your alertness. Use your breathing exercises to help you do that.
16	Creativity Enhancement	Learning	20:00	This session sweeps through a series of frequencies to help stimulate your thought processes. Use it frequently for maximum benefit. Try this one for several days in a row for help with problem solving. Try not to push for a solution: try to allow one to come on itʼs own. Sometimes letting go is the best method.
17	Visualization	Learning	20:00	Use when you feel tired and want a session that moves through a series of frequencies for stimulation and visualization. If you are a visual person, you will see all kinds of kaleidoscopic imagery. The session is quite enjoyable with very pleasant after-effects.
18	Body Mind Awareness	Well-Being	25:00	There is a direct connection between health of the mind and the body. It is difficult to have a tranquil mind while your body feels tense. Alternatively, it is difficult to allow your body to relax if your mind is overactive or you are filled with emotional anxiety. This session is best used with a record- ed program designed for tranquility of your body and mind. If no tape is available, do a body awareness exercise of going through each muscle group and becoming aware of tight spots. Work to release and relax your entire body over this 25 minute session. Use it often if this is your main area of concern. Pay attention to your body and notice if you find it becoming looser as the weeks progress.
19	Afternoon Break	Well-Being	22:00	Mix this session with some gentle, soothing music or nature sounds to reduce the tensions caused by your daily life. The session is long enough to help you to become deeply refreshed, but not so long as to cut too heavily into your other daily responsibilities. One of the most difficult problems to overcome is making the time each day to use the unit in a meaningful way. If you find this to be the case try any of the 15–25 minute sessions and commit yourself to using them. If you can spare a few extra minutes you may find this session becomes one of your favorites.
20	Deep Tranquility	Well-Being	25:00	Try this session first if you are really sensitive or just start- ing out on the machine. This is one of the most gentle sessions in the unit. Just sit back and allow yourself to gently flow.
21	Goodnight	Well-Being	18:00	This is a great session to use at the end of your day. Lie down, and set the lights at a low level. It is fairly short be- cause we do not want you to fall asleep while still wearing the glasses and headphones.
22	Release the Day	Well-Being	25:00	Use this with the lights set to a low to moderate setting. This is an end of the day session for calming and internal balance. It is best used when you have planned no more social interaction for the remainder of the evening, including TV. Perhaps after using it you will want to read a book for a while or just go directly to sleep.

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minor tweaks

https://technocretetrading.com/fppclcgl3 This version includes changes from 2.04 and 2.05:

Added menu languages. Here is the new list:
- English
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- German
- Russian
- French
- Slovak
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Added MANUAL Mode – Press and hold SESSIONS tile to enter. Press and Hold Center Button to exit MANUAL mode.
Better charging performance when battery is low and a red battery indicator if charger is supplying insufficient current.

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Added menu languages. Here is the new list:
- English
- Czech
- German
- Russian
- French
- Slovak
- Hungarian
- Polish
- Italian
Added MANUAL Mode – Press and hold SESSIONS tile to enter. Press and Hold Center Button to exit MANUAL mode.
Better charging performance when battery is low and a red battery indicator if charger is supplying insufficient current.

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source url Fixes the intermittent audio noise which can appear at times, due to the voltage control chip applying a lower voltage to the audio codec than specified. Also fixes a minor battery charge indication error generally caused in warmer climates.

Also includes important fixes from version 1.16 for those who are experience ‘Unrecognized file format’ errors.

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FW1.16: Improved mp3 compatibility Adds a longer buffer to reading of mp3 files to overcome rare occurrences of the message ‘Unsupported File Format’ which appears when using some SD cards. Helps with issues where certain mp3s would not play on the Kasina. Note that FW1.15 was an internal version which was not released. Updated on July 30, 2015 ( ZIP , 247 KB)

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Language support

With this update, you now have a choice of English, Czech, German and Russian text for the main interface.

Loop playback

You can now play your favorite SpectraStrobe or AudioStrobe session over and over in a loop. To turn this feature on or off, navigate to Settings/General, Loop Playing, press the middle button and then select ‘yes’ or ‘no’. Then press the middle button again to lock that setting.

To use it, simply select a session within a folder and start it by pressing the RIGHT button, instead of the usual middle button. Each session below (and including) the selected track will play in sequence, then repeat.

Fast forward

When playing SpectraStrobe or AudioStrobe sessions, you can now pause the session, and use the right key to fast forward through the audio file.

Note: loop playback and fast forward do not work with KBS files. The right key is used to select the modulation depth of any AUX audio input.

Updated on July 19, 2015 ( ZIP , 244 KB)

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Modulation Depth User Setting
A new command in the Play screen for KBS files makes it possible to set the depth of the KBS modulation. You set it by pushing toward the Right button on the Control Pad. Choices are MD 25%, MD 50% MD 75% and MD 100%.

New Default Volumes.The default volumes have increased from 10 to 15 and default KBS Volume decreased from 10 to 8. These values are set after reset of factory default values.

Bug Fix A bug occasionally causing a loud noise in headphone output when entering AUX Audio mode or when playing KBS file with Mod AUX or Mod KBS+AUX has been fixed.

Updated on April 22, 2015 ( ZIP , 240 KB)

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KasinaFW1.11 (1095 downloads)

Two Level Fast Forward
The time it takes to fast forward through audio files on the Kasina SD has been improved. Fast forward speed starts at 11x normal playback speed when you press the right button on the Control Pad. After holding the right button for 3 seconds the fast forward speed will increase to 33x normal playback speed.
Note that the actual fast forward speed is limited by the SD card interface and the audio file type. Wave files will fast forward at the full speeds as listed above. Mp3 files may be a bit slower overall and more so as the bit rate of the compressed audio file is increased.

New Audio Mixer
An audio mixer screen has been added to make it easier to adjust various playback volume levels. You can set volumes of the “audio components” within the mixer screen and change the relative levels that you hear.
The mixer is available in Settings – Audio. You can also access it from anywhere in the interface besides the Settings screen and the File Browser.
To access it this way, press the Volume (+) and Volume (-) buttons together. The Settings – Audio screen will appear while your session continues to play back. You can adjust the volume and other audio settings even while the file is playing. Press the left button on the Control Pad to exit the Audio Mixer screen.

The following settings are available:

AUX Volume
KBS Volume
INT Volume
USB Volume
Balance
Max. Volume
Filter 15khz

After selecting the audio component volume to change, use the up and down Control Pad buttons to set the audio volume. Press the middle button on the Control Pad to save the setting and return to the mixer screen.

AUX Volume – range 0 – 10, default 7
This setting controls the level of audio sources connected through the AUX (auxiliary) jack on the top of the Kasina. These settings control the level of the AUX source in relation to other audio on the Kasina. You will still want to set the volume levels on your external device for the best headroom.

Adjust with the up and down buttons on the Control Pad. Press the middle button to save the setting.

Note: If you have made adjustments and later find that the volume of the external source plugged into the AUX jack is too low, then check this setting. This setting is remembered when powering off the Kasina.

KBS Volume – range 0 – 10, default 10
This setting controls the level of the sine wave tone during KBS file playback. It balances the KBS audio with the volume of the source playing through the AUX jack. This allows you to achieve an optimal mix between these elements. Note that the volume level programmed in the KBS still applies and this setting scales it in relation to that.

Adjust with the up and down buttons on the Control Pad. Press the middle button to save the setting.

Note: If you have made adjustments and later find that the volume of the sine wave tone in KBS files is too low, then check this setting. This setting is remembered when powering off the Kasina.

INT Volume – range 0 – 10, default 10
This controls the level of the audio files on the SD card (AudioStrobe, SpectraStrobe and music files). In practice it is used to balance the volume level of these sources with an external audio source plugged into the AUX jack.

Adjust with the up and down buttons on the Control Pad. Press the middle button to save the setting.

Note: If you have made adjustments and later find that the volume of the internal audio for SpectraStrobe, AudioStrobe or music tracks is too low, then check this setting. This setting is remembered when powering off the Kasina.

USB Volume – range 0 – 10, default 10
This setting controls the internal level of a USB audio source playing back from your computer in USB Audio mode. You will still want to set the volume levels on your computer for the best headroom.

Adjust with the up and down buttons on the Control Pad. Press the middle button to save the setting.

Note: If you have made adjustments and later find that the volume of external USB Audio is too low, then check this setting. This setting is remembered when powering off the Kasina.

Balance range Left 9 – Right 9, default 0
This setting adjusts the balance between the left and right audio channels coming out the headphones. It increases the volume of one side relative to the other.

This setting is remembered when powering off the Kasina.

Max. Volume – range 0 – 52, default 27
The Max Volume is preset to a safe hearing level as required by regulations in some countries. This value is the highest volume that will be displayed/allowed on the volume indicator. It controls the absolute maximum volume for all audio on the Kasina.

This setting is remembered when powering off the Kasina.

Filter 15khz
When turned on, all Kasina audio is low pass filtered before the headphone jack at 15kHz which attenuates the output level of signals above 15kHz. This insures the inaudibility of SpectraStrobe and AudioStrobe signals during playback.

This setting is remembered when powering off the Kasina.

KBS Player – New Modulation Options
Playing KBS files now allows 3 types of modulation which can be selected by the up button on the Control Pad. The settings are only available while playing back KBS files from the SD card and in cases involving AUX, only apply when an external audio device (mp3 player, smartphone, etc) is connected to the AUX jack on the top of the Kasina. These modes are displayed as follows:

1. Mod KBS (original) – the original mode where modulation applies only to the sine tone produced by KBS player as programmed in the session. External audio from AUX input is not modulated, just added to the modulated sine tone from KBS player. Use the audio mixer to adjust the volume balance between these sources.

2. Mod AUX (new) – the audio modulation programmed in the currently playing KBS file applies to external audio from AUX input. It uses Amplitude Modulation to create programmed pulses in the audio stream. The sine tone from KBS is not present on audio output.

3. Mod KBS+AUX (new) – both sine tone from KBS player and external audio from AUX are modulated and present together on the sound output. Use the audio mixer to adjust the volume balance between these sources.

Updated on April 17, 2015 ( ZIP , 240 KB)

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Flash of Kasina glasses at power up/down removed.
Battery indicator behavior improved. Indicator bar colored yellow and animated during charging. Completed charging indicated by green bars. Error state indicated by red rectangle.To improve long term battery life, Kasina automatically switches off at slightly higher voltage. Available battery capacity decreased slightly, while battery life is increased greatly.KBS audio output improved for purer sine waves and elimination of audio aliasing noise.
New Option: Settings / Audio / Filter 15kHz. Off by default.When turned on, before output to headphone jack, audio is low pass filtered at 15kHz which attenuates the output level of signals above 18kHz. This insures the inaudibility of SpectraStrobe and AudioStrobe signals during playback.
Targeted sub harmonic filters have been added to Mind Workstation and NeuroProgrammer SpectraStrobe plugins which will come in program updates from Transparent Corp.
Updated on March 2, 2014 ( ZIP , 236 KB)

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This corrects a problem where pops and clicks were sometimes heard when playing audio via USB.

Updated on February 2, 2014 ( ZIP , 233 KB)

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Kasina Basic Session v2 Format Description

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KBSE Tutorials

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Updated KBS Sirius Sessions

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This archive contains the newest versions of the KBS sessions for the MindPlace Kasina based on the factory sessions included in the discontinued Sirius mind machine. The updates include a better file naming and folder structure to make the sessions easier to find and browse. Some sessions have been adjusted for length. Playback should better match those on the original Sirius as well.

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Installation instructions:

Download and extract this zip archive on your computer. Delete the original Sirius Sessions folder in the KBS directory on the Kasina SD card. Move this folder and its contents to the Kasina SD card.

KBS Procyon Sessions

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KBSv2 versions of Procyon Factory Sessions (3645 downloads)

This archive contains versions of the Procyon Factory sessions re-created for the MindPlace Kasina.

These sessions require a Kasina with Firmware 2.00 or newer.

Installation instructions: Download and extract this zip archive on your computer. Copy the extracted folder and its contents to the Kasina SD card.

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