E-Stim To BMP?

[Zofia Little Flame]

This is probably not possible but I thought I would ask the question.
There are some ready good teasing out that that focus on E-stim alone and I was wondering if there was a way to convert the audio signal to a BPM tempo.
I have been playing Unexpected Encounters lately and really enjoying it but the speed of my masturbation is in my own hands as I do not own an E-stim device. Would love to have a way to have a BPM given to me that I could use with a metronome.

[Majikthise]

Well, the short answer is no, I don't think it's possible for most.

I love e-stim, though I've never played with signal generation. The vast majority of e-stim videos don't use a 1 to 1 pulsing bpm stim signal. Most of them use a more steady signal with some variation. Sometimes there is a bit of a matching pulse mixed in, but not always and sometimes it's layered over a different signal (because that is what tends to feel good to most people).

It's a different sensation, and because of that there is a lot of variation in the way that different creators approach it. So, while a few have been (in the past) close to a bpm pulse, most are not.

Just a thought, funscripts may work better for conversion...But I really haven't played with them at all.

[Electro]

Generally not really, but before I got started with E-Stim, playing some teases hearing the audio, I'd stroke to the sound and some E-Stim has an audible component that you could stroke to, whether it's a binaural sound or headphone sound or an actual pulse. Other E-Stim not as much. Not really aware of anything that will really turn it into a metronome.

[aelskling]

Well, the short answer is no, I don't think it's possible for most.

I love e-stim, though I've never played with signal generation. The vast majority of e-stim videos don't use a 1 to 1 pulsing bpm stim signal. Most of them use a more steady signal with some variation. Sometimes there is a bit of a matching pulse mixed in, but not always and sometimes it's layered over a different signal (because that is what tends to feel good to most people).

It's a different sensation, and because of that there is a lot of variation in the way that different creators approach it. So, while a few have been (in the past) close to a bpm pulse, most are not.

Just a thought, funscripts may work better for conversion...But I really haven't played with them at all.

Sometimes with triphase tracks, you can mix the two channels to mono in audacity and make the "pulse" appear. Also useful as a poor man's triphase if you're just playing single channel.