Hey Steelhead I gave your file a try, in audacity it looks pretty good very consistant, sadly its doesnt work well with stereo stim, the strokes are fine but the other audio that is in amongst it, ie groans, music, arent comfortable with a stereo stim setup..
obviously up to yourself as they will feel diferent in a 312 as it converts all audio to a pleasurable stim feel, sadly diy boxes dont come with this filter...
I`m gonna put a guide up shortly on exactly how I create mine, plus a copy of my base stroke beats.
stay tuned.
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Re: CH Electro StereoStim Tracklist
Thanks for the feedback. I was concerned about that, hence the warning. Feel free to edit those bits out in order to make it more user friendly to stereo stimmers if you're so inspired.Tzahrkiya wrote:Hey Steelhead I gave your file a try, in audacity it looks pretty good very consistant, sadly its doesnt work well with stereo stim, the strokes are fine but the other audio that is in amongst it, ie groans, music, arent comfortable with a stereo stim setup..
obviously up to yourself as they will feel diferent in a 312 as it converts all audio to a pleasurable stim feel, sadly diy boxes dont come with this filter...
I`m gonna put a guide up shortly on exactly how I create mine, plus a copy of my base stroke beats.
stay tuned.
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I was able to finally finish CH Island. So for you big tit lovers with an ET312, Merry Christmas!
edit; the original file was replaced 3/19/2016 to make fixes for stereo stim use.
https://www.mediafire.com/?tnai5e1e1n4lps5
Same caveats as the last one; it hasn't been tested for stereo stim, It is awesome on an ET312 in tri-phase though.
edit; the original file was replaced 3/19/2016 to make fixes for stereo stim use.
https://www.mediafire.com/?tnai5e1e1n4lps5
Same caveats as the last one; it hasn't been tested for stereo stim, It is awesome on an ET312 in tri-phase though.
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Re: CH Electro StereoStim Tracklist
Tzahrkiya wrote: The forseeable problems with this is that by way of "altogether files" you mean the CH vid complete with recoded audio that has both the stim track and the audio tracks as quadsound to work in the way you mention is....
I dont create CH vids just the stim tracks.
Authors may not be happy about you recoding there creations.
Not everyone has the soundcard capabilities.
Who is going to host the re-encoded videos?
Dont get me wrong what your friend has done is the endgame of creating the files for stimming in my book, I just dont see this being an easy thing to achieve.
Hmmm... Totally get you there...
Just thought I'd ask!
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Re: CH Electro StereoStim Tracklist
Man-I have a DIY box, otherwise I'd love to try this. Do you think for your next one you could drop the moans etc in between?Steelhead wrote:I was able to finally finish CH Island. So for you big tit lovers with an ET312, Merry Christmas!
https://www.mediafire.com/?kjmma7i10prtha8
Same caveats as the last one; it hasn't been tested for stereo stim and the spaces between rounds may not be pleasant since they have the original audio from the video carried over into the stim track to fill in the down time between rounds. It is awesome on an ET312 though.
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Me too, I don't like moans, songs, beeps, etc... between chapters.Teapot wrote: Man-I have a DIY box, otherwise I'd love to try this. Do you think for your next one you could drop the moans etc in between?
Here's my homemade "strokes only" version based on Steelhead's "CH Island Aud" version : direct link to Mega (77,1 MB)
I've just removed everything else than strokes and keep the same audio level (with the original saturations...) and tempo.
Have fun
Re: CH Electro StereoStim Tracklist
Sweet thanks. Was going to do that myself later but you saved me the trouble :)
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Also, steelhead...thanks for your hard work! Tz does a lot but it's a lot of work finishing these vids. Extra help is awesome :)
Re: CH Electro StereoStim Tracklist
I`m in process of puting this guide together,, thought I`d post the written parts here to let everyone see how I make the tracks, would like some feeback aswell if theres any parts that arent understood and of course any questions please ask, I`m hoping to put the guide on the OP as a slideshow type thing you can download with screenshots etc...
First and foremost choose a small length CH vid for your first try :)
Also get in the habit of saving your project every so often, generally I do it once per round up to the 35 minute mark and then quite frequently from then onwards as audacity has a tendancy to lock up when it becomes quite populated, if this happens use task manager to shut the program down if it doesnt shut down itself and then start Audacity back up, it will recover not far from where you left off before it crashed.
I can generally average around the 10 mins per hour sorta zone on quite a complex track with numerous beat changes, simple tracks that are just a rythmn thats the same all the way through each round I can probably do 40 mins in that 1 hour, it just takes practise but you get the hang of it as you go.
Tz Base Strokes this is a link to a file, this file contains the exact pattern I use in my creations, I have encoded it at 320kb constant bit rate for the absolute highest quality. You can simply download it, then right click and open with Audacity to see the forms.
In general how I use the forms is you`ll notice there split into sections, now all the actual beats are the same except for as each section progresses the beats get faster and for each section youll see there is a slight diference in volume, this gives you that very slight diference in feel per round, what I do is count out how many rounds are in the CH vid I want to do then copy/paste that amount of sections from my base beats to my project, then from left to right using them in sequence as per round 1 2 3 etc.
A little note on how I open up the project to begin creating is I open the CH video in Audacity, you cant see the video obviously but you can see the music, I then create a stereo track underneath the CH pattern so that I can directly work from it in the same window, paste your beat sections in your newly opened track at the end of where the audio finishes on the main CH track, that way you can just drag each section along as your working on it per round. This also means you dont forget which section you were using if you go away then come back to it at a later date, I always like to finish a round before saving and returning at a later date.
You`ll probably want to do what I do and remove the silence in between each section and just then save it as an audacity project so that its easier to grab what you need when you need it.
Ok so thats the beats covered and how I open it up to begin creating, whats next? creating lol
Right so have your CH video open in another window as well so that if the spikes in the waveform arent completly clear you can refer to the video and double check you have it in the right place.
Now all I do from that point is take the longest beat from the first section and just copy/paste it back to back for the first 15 seconds, this gives the user there baseline for setting intensity.
Then basically what you do is drag the section over to the beat and find the one particular beat within the section that fits between the first 2 beats, dont try to alter the length of it as its just time consuming and it never works out right and doesnt feel right either.
So you found your beat thats within the music spikes, highlight it and copy then paste it so the widest part of the beat is in the centre of where the music spike is, copy and paste a good few, I generally do about 4 to 8 and then slide them about so your first set of beats all hit the music spike at the widest part. Once youve done that copy all the beats you just laid and then paste again matching them up the same way, then highlight them all again and do the same again,, this way you lay say 4 beats 1st time, 8 2nd 16 3rd and so on and so on, if there are repeat sections within a round you can jump back within that round and copy that entire section and paste it into the next bit that contains the same beat lengths/rythmn. Obviously as youve probably gathered by now as the beats change you need to drag the original base section that your working from to find each new length of beat that you need to use. Always use a beat thats slightly shorter than the distance between the musics beat, if you use one thats longer your beats will gradually go out of sync and you`ll have no way to recover them other than delete that part and start again.
The last thing to do after creating your beats is to highlight the distance between where the beats finish and where the actualy ch vid finishes and use Audacity tool "add silence" so that you match the overall length.
As you finish each round remove the section you worked from so you dont end up using it again for another round (unless you want to do that)
Right so now youve finished all the beats for the entire CH vid your creating your track for whats next?
Save your project at this point as the final editing can be done in a single go without having to save it again before you output your finished track.
This is like the final editing of things
First and foremost is to get rid of all the sharp jabs you would get from after extended breaks, simply highlight about 3 seconds at the jab in point and use Audacity tool "fade in", this gives you that gradual fade in as opposed to BANG OH SHIT THAT HURT lol. Generally if a break is longer than 5 seconds I would say put a fade in at the start of the next beats, even if its just a very short fade in. If your happy with your fade ins at this point and see no reason to change them feel free to save the project again, you can if you wish save it as a diferent name so you have one with and one without the fadeins.
Before proceeding to do the ramps you need to output the project to your desired audio format, then open the file you just created back into Audacity, the reason for doing this is that if you try to do the ramps on the "copy/paste" project you will need to set the ramp for every beat. If you open it up like I`ve said you can do full sections or even the entire track in one go.
Now you`ll want to set your volume ramps so that the intensity increases as the round goes on, this is easy to do but I do have a little system on how I mark up the ramps, use the Audacity "envelope tool" and click at the start of the round, drag the 2 blue bars together and then just nudge them back again till you can see that they`ve widened out, 0 will just look like a flat bar and you`ll get no feeling, bars at 0.5 you will see theyve literally just opened up to show you`ll get feeling (its pretty clear to see when you do it),, then click again at the end of the round and drag till the bars are open to 1.0 (the scale is on the left side of your track bar) basically the 2 blue bars should be at the top and bottom of your track again its something that you`ll see what I mean when you do it,,, now for the finisher rounds again i set the minimum at the start of the round and the maximum just before you would get like the countdown to cum or the cum signal you know what i mean lol, what you then do is right click on the volume scale at the left of your track so it zooms out and then click where you would want that person not to last over and drag the bars up to 2.0 :)
This gives you your ramp per round from .5 to 1 and your cum zone at the end of the final round from 1 to 2.
2nd last thing to do now is to click the X on the left side of the original CH track removing it completely so your just left with your stim track.
Your last step is to click file and output audio, you do not need to save your project before doing this and it is best not to, i use mp3 setting variable bit rate and quality 4, joint stereo or stereo doesnt matter which, obviously if you want to encode a diferent way thats up to you.
After that you can try out your creation, because you saved your project before you added your fade ins and ramps means that if theres some thing you dont like or if some thing just isnt quite right you can simply reload your project and redo what you want to fix :)
let me know what you think folks, and please feel free to use the base strokes.
First and foremost choose a small length CH vid for your first try :)
Also get in the habit of saving your project every so often, generally I do it once per round up to the 35 minute mark and then quite frequently from then onwards as audacity has a tendancy to lock up when it becomes quite populated, if this happens use task manager to shut the program down if it doesnt shut down itself and then start Audacity back up, it will recover not far from where you left off before it crashed.
I can generally average around the 10 mins per hour sorta zone on quite a complex track with numerous beat changes, simple tracks that are just a rythmn thats the same all the way through each round I can probably do 40 mins in that 1 hour, it just takes practise but you get the hang of it as you go.
Tz Base Strokes this is a link to a file, this file contains the exact pattern I use in my creations, I have encoded it at 320kb constant bit rate for the absolute highest quality. You can simply download it, then right click and open with Audacity to see the forms.
In general how I use the forms is you`ll notice there split into sections, now all the actual beats are the same except for as each section progresses the beats get faster and for each section youll see there is a slight diference in volume, this gives you that very slight diference in feel per round, what I do is count out how many rounds are in the CH vid I want to do then copy/paste that amount of sections from my base beats to my project, then from left to right using them in sequence as per round 1 2 3 etc.
A little note on how I open up the project to begin creating is I open the CH video in Audacity, you cant see the video obviously but you can see the music, I then create a stereo track underneath the CH pattern so that I can directly work from it in the same window, paste your beat sections in your newly opened track at the end of where the audio finishes on the main CH track, that way you can just drag each section along as your working on it per round. This also means you dont forget which section you were using if you go away then come back to it at a later date, I always like to finish a round before saving and returning at a later date.
You`ll probably want to do what I do and remove the silence in between each section and just then save it as an audacity project so that its easier to grab what you need when you need it.
Ok so thats the beats covered and how I open it up to begin creating, whats next? creating lol
Right so have your CH video open in another window as well so that if the spikes in the waveform arent completly clear you can refer to the video and double check you have it in the right place.
Now all I do from that point is take the longest beat from the first section and just copy/paste it back to back for the first 15 seconds, this gives the user there baseline for setting intensity.
Then basically what you do is drag the section over to the beat and find the one particular beat within the section that fits between the first 2 beats, dont try to alter the length of it as its just time consuming and it never works out right and doesnt feel right either.
So you found your beat thats within the music spikes, highlight it and copy then paste it so the widest part of the beat is in the centre of where the music spike is, copy and paste a good few, I generally do about 4 to 8 and then slide them about so your first set of beats all hit the music spike at the widest part. Once youve done that copy all the beats you just laid and then paste again matching them up the same way, then highlight them all again and do the same again,, this way you lay say 4 beats 1st time, 8 2nd 16 3rd and so on and so on, if there are repeat sections within a round you can jump back within that round and copy that entire section and paste it into the next bit that contains the same beat lengths/rythmn. Obviously as youve probably gathered by now as the beats change you need to drag the original base section that your working from to find each new length of beat that you need to use. Always use a beat thats slightly shorter than the distance between the musics beat, if you use one thats longer your beats will gradually go out of sync and you`ll have no way to recover them other than delete that part and start again.
The last thing to do after creating your beats is to highlight the distance between where the beats finish and where the actualy ch vid finishes and use Audacity tool "add silence" so that you match the overall length.
As you finish each round remove the section you worked from so you dont end up using it again for another round (unless you want to do that)
Right so now youve finished all the beats for the entire CH vid your creating your track for whats next?
Save your project at this point as the final editing can be done in a single go without having to save it again before you output your finished track.
This is like the final editing of things
First and foremost is to get rid of all the sharp jabs you would get from after extended breaks, simply highlight about 3 seconds at the jab in point and use Audacity tool "fade in", this gives you that gradual fade in as opposed to BANG OH SHIT THAT HURT lol. Generally if a break is longer than 5 seconds I would say put a fade in at the start of the next beats, even if its just a very short fade in. If your happy with your fade ins at this point and see no reason to change them feel free to save the project again, you can if you wish save it as a diferent name so you have one with and one without the fadeins.
Before proceeding to do the ramps you need to output the project to your desired audio format, then open the file you just created back into Audacity, the reason for doing this is that if you try to do the ramps on the "copy/paste" project you will need to set the ramp for every beat. If you open it up like I`ve said you can do full sections or even the entire track in one go.
Now you`ll want to set your volume ramps so that the intensity increases as the round goes on, this is easy to do but I do have a little system on how I mark up the ramps, use the Audacity "envelope tool" and click at the start of the round, drag the 2 blue bars together and then just nudge them back again till you can see that they`ve widened out, 0 will just look like a flat bar and you`ll get no feeling, bars at 0.5 you will see theyve literally just opened up to show you`ll get feeling (its pretty clear to see when you do it),, then click again at the end of the round and drag till the bars are open to 1.0 (the scale is on the left side of your track bar) basically the 2 blue bars should be at the top and bottom of your track again its something that you`ll see what I mean when you do it,,, now for the finisher rounds again i set the minimum at the start of the round and the maximum just before you would get like the countdown to cum or the cum signal you know what i mean lol, what you then do is right click on the volume scale at the left of your track so it zooms out and then click where you would want that person not to last over and drag the bars up to 2.0 :)
This gives you your ramp per round from .5 to 1 and your cum zone at the end of the final round from 1 to 2.
2nd last thing to do now is to click the X on the left side of the original CH track removing it completely so your just left with your stim track.
Your last step is to click file and output audio, you do not need to save your project before doing this and it is best not to, i use mp3 setting variable bit rate and quality 4, joint stereo or stereo doesnt matter which, obviously if you want to encode a diferent way thats up to you.
After that you can try out your creation, because you saved your project before you added your fade ins and ramps means that if theres some thing you dont like or if some thing just isnt quite right you can simply reload your project and redo what you want to fix :)
let me know what you think folks, and please feel free to use the base strokes.
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Re: CH Electro StereoStim Tracklist
Here's a couple more that I've worked up. I've learned a lot from the feedback I've been given so hopefully these will be smoother than my first creations. I'm going to go back and re-work those once I know that these two are successes.
The first one is Flux Dance 1. This one is a little different than Tzahrkiya's version in that the beats don't go back to baseline, but rather blend from one to the next. I wanted to try doing something a little different to see what the reactions are.
Flux Dance 1
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The first one is Flux Dance 1. This one is a little different than Tzahrkiya's version in that the beats don't go back to baseline, but rather blend from one to the next. I wanted to try doing something a little different to see what the reactions are.
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CH Max2 is on the way and this one is stereo stim approved. I'm 3/4 done. I'll try to finish it tonight but no promises.
Just got to put in the finishing touches. I'll have it up tomorrow.
Just got to put in the finishing touches. I'll have it up tomorrow.
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Tzahrkiya looking forward to the visual guide, I will try to use Premiere pro and Audition, wich is what I have to work with to try out these estim track making, to see if I can do it.
My hope is one day to make a estim track for the Cock Hero Sync, or CH fail, if somebody don't beat me to it. But for now I will focus on smaller videos :)
Also looking forward to more tracks from you, when you get the time again.
My hope is one day to make a estim track for the Cock Hero Sync, or CH fail, if somebody don't beat me to it. But for now I will focus on smaller videos :)
Also looking forward to more tracks from you, when you get the time again.
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Re: CH Electro StereoStim Tracklist
Stereostim approved damm yes! :)Steelhead wrote:CH Max2 is on the way and this one is stereo stim approved. I'm 3/4 done. I'll try to finish it tonight but no promises.
Just got to put in the finishing touches. I'll have it up tomorrow.
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Re: CH Electro StereoStim Tracklist
Here is CH Max2. It is stereo stim friendly but untested with stereo stim setups. I'm not sure how the ramp up intensity will be in the finish.
https://www.mediafire.com/?17v8nx64zdj8shx
https://www.mediafire.com/?17v8nx64zdj8shx
Re: CH Electro StereoStim Tracklist
After a first look, both channels of your stereo file look the same on an audio editor (Audacity)...Steelhead wrote:Here is CH Max2. It is stereo stim friendly but untested with stereo stim setups. I'm not sure how the ramp up intensity will be in the finish.
https://www.mediafire.com/?17v8nx64zdj8shx
The principal of stereo stim is to have the left channel for cock alone or cock with balls, and the right channel for anal/prostate probe. Your file has no particular interest as it, except for tri-phase effects, but not everybody like them and have access to them.
If you use Audacity, you should activate the "Show saturation" option in the "View" menu, because your files are always oversaturated and it's not good for sound precision and stim pleasure.
Another thing, try to fade-in the beat level after a break, that can be painfull and vicious...
For my point of view, electro-stim is not always a BDSM thing, pleasure doesn't equal to pain. There are many electro-stim files and systems where you can reach high pleasure level without pain.