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I spotted this girl in the PMV Split-XXX by OldNewGrounds (15:28 and a couple of other places). I know I've seen her somewhere before, but can't remember her name or where I saw her and it's driving me slightly mad! Anyone here recognise her?

Edit: Never mind ...

My DIY has serial AND parallel resistors. Does that mean I can set the "current limitation at common" to something like 0,20? Or would 0 be fine with this setup?

Why? Parallel resistors have the opposite effect of serial resistors. Using both, just increases the power dissipation and may cause ...

@OneSugarHoney; Would you be willing to share the project file or a list of cut marks with me? I think I've got funscripts for most of these videos already, so could easily assemble an interactive script that follows the action if I know which parts to copy

Interesting idea, but the highway is in the way far too much. Particularly with the lines/strings/frets being present all the time - they're often overlapping exactly what you want to be looking at.

If you want to experiment further, I'd suggest going for something more like DDR. Semi transparent ...

Did you like the Original edition?
The extended edition is cool but you still want more?!

Ok, but you're going to have to take the plunge .
Because it's time to take the Next step!


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Rhythms of Desire - Next Step

It's out!
Do you have what it takes to go ...

Yes, but this is entirely how triphase works. The summing you do in Audacity mimics what the electricity does in your body. What you feel at the triphase common is literally (L+R), because both channels draw their current from the common. Okay, not quite literally, because they are each scaled by ...

IIRC it shouldn't make much difference which one you invert. 1 + -1 = 0 and -1 + 1 = 0...


Subtracting (L-R) will feel similar to the Left triphase channel, and (R-L) will feel similar to the Right. Whichever one you generate, you can always just swap its leads on your body to invert it, and ...

So I have been enjoying DC conversions of triphase files as they often run better on y 312B but when looking back on the instruction in threads I noticed LG mentioned inverting the LT mono track for the second mix and Kelvinator said right. Can one of you clarify? And what difference does it make ...

I have another important question. How is the electrode placement on the estim mp3


It was built/tested with L+ to base of cock, R+ to prostate and common to head of cock but it should be pretty flexible and work with most triphase setups. If it feels very on-off instead of stroking then swap ...

The content I saw for VR seems... uninspired for the most part. Nearly only POV stuff. Is there more out there?

POV content in VR is very different to POV content watched on a screen. It feels like you're part of what is going on, rather than jut observing. By comparison non-POV VR porn feels ...

Firstly, sorry for not replying properly to this thread sooner. Video is an absolute masterpiece and even after watching it through several times it's still a great journey every time. Definitely one I'll keep coming back to. The girls are hot, the editing is spot on and there's just the right level ...

As a result, it usually doesn't matter which two electrodes you combine to make the common channel. You can connect right+ to left+ or left- without creating a short circuit or affecting the total voltage.


It only does not matter if both channel signals are random/unrelated. If they are ...

As for connecting + to common on the same channel & (monopole) electrode, I don't know what that would do, but it wouldn't be good.


AC current (as produced by a stim box) doesn't really have a positive and negative in the way you're thinking. If you're playing a 1000hz signal, the voltage ...

I've got a few new tricks up my sleeve for this one ;)


Colour me intrigued! :-D


Here you go then: CH Rhythms of Desire (LG estim).mp3

It's a triphase file, tested with left+ to head of penis, right+ to prostate and common (left- and right-) to base of penis. Sensations should be fairly ...

I'm curious why so many are saying they prefer dual-channel files. Can anyone explain what they like about them that they don't (usually) get from tri-phase files?

I don't "prefer" dual channel per se, but I find triphase very finicky (ET312, Audio 3). The volume settings on each channel are ...