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Hey Milovana,

I am pleased to announce the release of CH-Tranquilizer-PVM. The video is identical to CH-Tranquilizer except it does not have a beatmeter or beat sounds. I think this will be more immersive for those playing this with estim and poppers.

I am also releasing CH-Tranquilizer.mp3. This is an MP3 of the estim audio burned straight out of restim.exe. For those who can't or don't want to use restim.exe to convert the funscripts this MP3 has everything that you get from restim.exe including all the frequency and volume changes.

I tried this in several triphase configurations and all worked fantastic. I used electrodes at the head, balls, and ass. I moved the common around to each of them. Every combination felt fantastic. You get a slightly more focused sensation where ever you connect the common. It all comes down to your mood as to where you connect the common.

Torrent link to CH-Tranquilizer-PVM.mp4 -
Torrent link to CH-Tranquilizer-fixed.mp3 (the MP3 of the ESTIM track with the volume corrected) -
MEGA link to a folder which contains CH-Tranquilizer-PVM and CH-Tranquilizer.mp3 (the MP3 of the ESTIM track)
https://mega.nz/folder/CAdnVT6D#Z64H0MtMwXG6sovyylxddg


-digitalparkinglot

Thank you sir, will have to try this next time I can wire up for a long session

Nice!

thank you very much! both of these things are awesome

Thank you digitalparkinglot!

Question for all, not sure if it's my DIY build but I find the audio levels of this file so low that I have to setup my amp to a volume that I feel unsafe playing. Do anyone have the same experience?

I haven't tried it yet, but I like to see the signal before using it.
Indeed with Audacity, the signal seems weak and even very weak. I re-recorded it after increasing it by over 13 dB.
It seems easier to me to attenuate a strong signal with the amp, rather than pushing an amp all the way up to recover a signal that is too weak.

mike343536

Thank you for your work. My cock is now wired and then it starts

Big thanks for this Digitalparkinglot. As someone who hasn't got around to looking into Restim yet, but enjoys estim and poppers, I was hoping we'd get an MP3 file + non-beatmeter version and you delivered!

I haven't had a chance to play it yet, but looking forward to hopefully giving it a go this weekend.

jgrants wrote: ↑Tue Jan 16, 2024 9:46 am Thank you digitalparkinglot!

Question for all, not sure if it's my DYI build but I find the audio levels of this file so low that I have to setup my amp to a volume that I feel unsafe playing. Do anyone have the same experience?

I'll always open up a newly downloaded estim and video file in Da Vinci Resolve, as I like to check out how the signal looks and syncs with the video. In the case of poppers videos I'll also sometimes mark out where the popper prompts are to get an idea of how frequent/intense it will be on the Amyl hits.

My initial impression also was the signal looked very low compared to what I usually see with estim files, but the signal also sounds very different to what I am used to hearing when actually played through speakers. Having not yet tried running it through my Electrastim Axis, I figured maybe the different signal sound means the smaller/weaker looking waveform isn't important but I won't know till I try it for real.

To give an idea, this is a comparison in Da Vinci Resolve between how the Tranquilizer estim looks and an estim I cut together for Fantasy Play (made up of clips from three other estim files, and ramped up from start to finish from about -3db to +3db)

mike343536 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 16, 2024 10:58 am I haven't tried it yet, but I like to see the signal before using it.
Indeed with Audacity, the signal seems weak and even very weak. I re-recorded it after increasing it by over 13 dB.
It seems easier to me to attenuate a strong signal with the amp, rather than pushing an amp all the way up to recover a signal that is too weak.

mike343536

Same here, I had to run the Amplify tool, something like 13.57db increase was the automated suggestion and brought it in line with other files.

I don't know what happened...Adobe Premiere Pro betrayed me and output the estim track with a really low volume. You can either open the file in Audacity and boost it by 13db or download the "fixed" version.

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Torrent link to CH-Tranquilizer-fixed.mp3 (the MP3 of the ESTIM track with the volume corrected) -
MEGA link to a folder which contains CH-Tranquilizer-PVM and CH-Tranquilizer-fixed.mp3 (the corrected MP3 of the ESTIM track)
https://mega.nz/folder/CAdnVT6D#Z64H0MtMwXG6sovyylxddg

-dpl

Ahhh, mystery solved! :)

Thanks DPL, downloading new version now.

Edit: Much Better! :)

Thanks for all your work on this digitalparkinglot! Question, how did you manage to burn the estim audio out of restim? Would love to be able to do that for other funscripts, as I prefer to use a separate device for audio and video. I've managed to create the alpha and beta files on restim, but pretty lost after that. Copied all your settings in both restim and MFP as well. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated, thanks again for everything you do for this community.

DefinitelyHere wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 8:26 pm Thanks for all your work on this digitalparkinglot! Question, how did you manage to burn the estim audio out of restim? Would love to be able to do that for other funscripts, as I prefer to use a separate device for audio and video. I've managed to create the alpha and beta files on restim, but pretty lost after that. Copied all your settings in both restim and MFP as well. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated, thanks again for everything you do for this community.

Hi DefinitelyHere,

I did it in a very inelegant way. I set Restim to send it's audio to my USB audio dongle. I used OBS Studio (a screen recording program) and told it to record the audio from that USB audio dongle. I set OBS Studio to record a small part of my screen that showed the beatmeter in the video. Then I hit record and started the video. 3 hours later it was done. Then I pulled that video into Premiere Pro and dropped it over CH-Tranquilizer. Once I had it lined up and cleaned up the beginning and end of the estim audio, I burned the estim audio track. Very much old school (almost as bad as recording music from the radio), but in the end it worked really well. I really hope Diglet can come up with a way to output audio tracks from Restim. I can't get MFP or Restim to install on my Win7 machine in my bedroom, so I like to burn estim tracks into the surround channels of videos and play them that way with VLC. CHPlayer works but it always gets slightly out of sync...either slow computer or slow network, and ScriptPlayer is so damn finicky about names.

I hope that helps.

-digitalparkinglot

Thank you very much for this good work.
I BOW for your great work.
yesterday I tried the fixed mp3.
After the first few minutes my cock was so hard and dancing . It was very difficult not to cum too early with all the good feelings. I had several small dry orgasms, including two anal ones.
At the end I squirted like a breeding bull .
I really covered everything with sperm. Thanks alot. Electrodes coni: common head, a+ shaft, b+ plug

DefinitelyHere wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 8:26 pm Question, how did you manage to burn the estim audio out of restim?

What has worked for me is to have python installed on your computer and use the funscript_to_wav.py that is bundled with restim.

Example command:
python funscript_to_wav.py -a CH-Tranquilizer.alpha.funscript -b CH-Tranquilizer.beta.funscript

If your computer doesn't have sufficient RAM, you may get an out of memory error. If so, you can reduce the sampling rate of the file by changing the following line in the script:

parser.add_argument('--sample_rate', default=44100)

to something like:

parser.add_argument('--sample_rate', default=22000)