Make Your Own Vocoded Ultrasonic Subliminals with Audacity

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Make Your Own Vocoded Ultrasonic Subliminals with Audacity (Size: 291.05 MB)
  Deeper Knowledge
  Audacity
  AM Modulation
  AM modulation, illustrated.pdf 238.96 KB
  Amplitudenmodulation mit Audacity - Stefan Karg, German.pdf 275.91 KB
  Nyquist Basics - The Audacity Nyquist Prompt - Audacity Wiki.pdf 257.34 KB
  Audacity Forum
  English
  Audacity Forum - Envelope Follower.pdf 56.5 KB
  Audacity Forum - Nyquist plugin for envelope inversion.pdf 80.77 KB
  How can I amplitude modulate one channel with another.pdf 80.65 KB
  Silent Subliminals [solved].pdf 580.25 KB
  Silent subliminal function.pdf 439.71 KB
  German
  Audio mit Ultraschall, German.pdf 605.64 KB
  Silent Subliminals mit Audacity, German.pdf 126.6 KB
  Audacity NYQUIST plug-ins (.ny)
  beat.ny 864 B
  silent subliminal.ny 1000 B
  subliminal.ny 1.11 KB
  vocoder.ny 4.43 KB
  Audacity NYQUIST prompt - scripts
  Beat Detector Plugin Code Question.pdf 84.25 KB
  amplitude modulate one channel with another.txt 374 B
  decoding subliminals, nyquits prompt.txt 1.36 KB
  envelope follower nyquist.txt 2.09 KB
  silent subs, nyquits prompt.txt 2.55 KB
  Nyquist Functions
  Nyquist Functions.pdf 783.83 KB
  nyquist envelope follower.txt 2.08 KB
  History of the Vocoder (videos)
  The Secret History of the Vocoder.mp4 54.89 MB
  The Voder - Homer Dudley (Bell Labs) 1939.mp4 22.41 MB
  VODER (1939) - Early Speech Synthesizer.mp4 3.11 MB
  Lowery Patent
  US Patent 5159703 Lowery Silent subliminal presentation.pdf 134.08 KB
  Matt Davis, Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit
  pubs
  davis+johnsrude.hearing_research2007.pdf 415.71 KB
  davis_et_al_JEPG_2005.pdf 1.28 MB
  sine-wave-speech
  People | Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit.html 42.01 KB
  People | Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit.pdf 246.36 KB
  clear_d1.wav 113.29 KB
  clear_d2.wav 82.01 KB
  clear_d3.wav 67.82 KB
  clear_d4.wav 80.41 KB
  clear_d5.wav 82.42 KB
  figure.jpg?042148 27.49 KB
  frog.jpg?042148 37.51 KB
  icon.gif 698 B
  mooney_figure.jpg?042148 54.76 KB
  sws_d1.wav 113.29 KB
  sws_d2.wav 82.01 KB
  sws_d3.wav 67.82 KB
  sws_d4.wav 80.41 KB
  sws_d5.wav 82.42 KB
  vocode
  a1.wav 130.37 KB
  a1_1.wav 130.37 KB
  a1_10.wav 130.37 KB
  a1_15.wav 130.37 KB
  a1_4.wav 130.37 KB
  a1_6.wav 128.92 KB
  b1.wav 99.58 KB
  b1_1.wav 99.58 KB
  b1_10.wav 99.58 KB
  b1_15.wav 99.58 KB
  b1_4.wav 99.58 KB
  b1_6.wav 99.58 KB
  clear.wav 128.92 KB
  clear_1161_2265.wav 128.92 KB
  clear_2265_4290.wav 128.92 KB
  clear_229_558.wav 128.92 KB
  clear_4290_8000.wav 128.92 KB
  clear_50_229.wav 128.92 KB
  clear_558_1161.wav 128.92 KB
  figure1.jpg?042148 45.48 KB
  icon.gif 698 B
  index.html 15.16 KB
  jabberwocky_dcd_D1.wav 590.25 KB
  nonword_dcd_D1.wav 643.96 KB
  normal_prose_dcd_D1.wav 516.04 KB
  syntactic_prose_dcd_D1.wav 544.39 KB
  vocode.wav 128.92 KB
  vocode_1161_2265.wav 128.92 KB
  vocode_2265_4290.wav 128.92 KB
  vocode_4290_8000.wav 128.92 KB
  vocode_50_229.wav 128.92 KB
  vocode_558_1161.wav 128.92 KB
  Scientific Research, Papers
  Effects of envelope bandwidth on the intelligibility of sine- and noise-vocoded speech.pdf 902.8 KB
  Evidence From the Comprehension of Noise-Vocoded Sentences.pdf 1.28 MB
  Hierarchical Processing in Spoken Language Comprehension.pdf 491.25 KB
  Perception of noise-vocoded speech sounds.pdf 507.88 KB
  Temporal Predictive Codes for Spoken Words in Auditory Cortex.pdf 765.67 KB
  The effects of noise vocoding on speech quality perception.pdf 785.02 KB
  The intelligibility of noise-vocoded speech _ 1595 full.pdf 290.37 KB
  Quick Start
  Audacity Audio Files
  Input
  Music Sample, Mozart
  1-01 The Marriage of Figaro, K492_ Overture.mp3 10.27 MB
  Speech Sample, Aldous Huxley, Brave New World
  1-02 1b.mp3 3.95 MB
  Output Stage 1
  Ultrasonic Output
  1-02 1b-ultra-2.mp3 9.88 MB
  Vocoded Output
  1-02 1b-voco-2.mp3 9.88 MB
  Output Stage 2 Final
  Ultrasonic Output
  1-02 1b-moz-ultra-2.mp3 9.88 MB
  Vocoded Output
  1-02 1b-moz-voc.mp3 9.88 MB
  Audacity NYQUIST plug-ins (.ny)
  subliminal.ny 1.11 KB
  vocoder.ny 4.43 KB
  Audacity Video Manuals
  How to Create Ultrasonic Subliminals with Audacity (Nyquist plug-in subliminal.ny).m4v 52.44 MB
  How to Create Vocoded Subliminals with Audacity (Nyquist plug-in vocoder.ny).m4v 85.88 MB
  Brainwave Entrainment Techniques
  12 Tone Sound - Derrick Scott van Heerden - Mathemagical Music Production, 2013.pdf 58.42 KB
  Brainwave Entrainment Techniques - Derrick Scott van Heerden - Mathemagical Music Production, 2013.pdf 405.15 KB
  How Vocoders Work
  PAiA Corporation - How Vocoders Work by Craig Anderton.pdf 125.54 KB
  Synth Secrets, Part 15 An Introduction To ESPS & Vocoders.pdf 682.99 KB
  Vocoder, wikipedia.pdf 302.1 KB
  What is a vocoder
  Linux - What is a vocoder.pdf 89.89 KB
  carrier.wav 33.85 KB
  formant.wav 48.59 KB
  output.wav 48.59 KB
  Torrent downloaded from concen.org.txt 41 B
  Torrent downloaded from demonoid.pw.txt 46 B
  Torrent downloaded from kat.to.txt 42 B
  vocoder.nfo 4.07 KB

Description


Make Your Own Vocoded Ultrasonic Subliminals with Audacity (2015)

Platform: This should be working on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux - wherever Audacity will run

Subliminal Audio - What Are Subliminals?

Subliminal sounds are sounds that are hidden, either just below or above hearing range, at a very low volume behind louder sounds, or masked in some other way. If you want to make subliminal binaural beats or isochronic tones, a good way is to simply use audio frequencies for your tones that are just above or below our hearing range but still within the range of audio equipment. Very low sub bass isochronic tones have a very nice effect.

What Is a Vocoder?

To put it simple: whenever you speak, your voice consists of two components. The first component is your basic voice type, produced by your vocal chords. It varies in pitch but remains nearly constant in type and is quite unique. That's why you can distinguish between persons when you hear their voices. The second component is how you modulate the basic voice. Modulation means that you dynamically amplify and attenuate frequencies. This is done by the mouth and tongue when you speak. Example: Say a long "ohh". To accomplish this task, you nearly close your mouth. Next, say a long "ahh". This time, you opened your mouth. Your vocal chords produced the same sound for both, ohh and ahh but the modulation made it sound different. The modulation signal is called formant, because it forms and shapes the basic voice, which is called carrier due to the fact that it carries the formant signal. The formant signal carries the information and has a much lower frequency than the carrier, a circumstance that can be used to reduce bandwidth consumption for telephone services. This was also the original intention of a vocoder.

What Does a Vocoder Do?

A vocoder aims to replace the carrier of your voice with another carrier from another source. Thus, it changes the sound of the voice but not the message when you speak. It takes formant and carrier from external sources and splits them up in bands (a band is a region of frequencies, same thing an equalizer does). Then, the envelope (the modulation) is extracted from each formant band. This part is done by an envelope follower, an extreme low pass filter. Next, formant bands are modulated onto the carrier bands and the resulting bands are mixed together to the output signal.

What Is Ultrasound?

Ultrasound is an oscillating sound pressure wave with a frequency greater than the upper limit of the human hearing range. Ultrasound is thus not separated from 'normal' (audible) sound by differences in physical properties, only by the fact that humans cannot hear it. Although this limit varies from person to person, it is approximately 18 kilohertz (18,000 hertz) in healthy, young adults. Ultrasound devices operate with frequencies from 16 kHz up to several gigahertz.

Files:

1.) Quick Start

Audacity NYQUIST plug-ins (.ny)

subliminal.ny
vocoder.ny

Audacity Video Manuals

How to Create Ultrasonic Subliminals with Audacity (Nyquist plug-in subliminal.ny)
How to Create Vocoded Subliminals with Audacity (Nyquist plug-in vocoder.ny)

Brainwave Entrainment Techniques

12 Tone Sound - Derrick Scott van Heerden - Mathemagical Music Production, 2013.pdf
Brainwave Entrainment Techniques - Derrick Scott van Heerden - Mathemagical Music Production, 2013.pdf

How Vocoders Work

What is a vocoder
PAiA Corporation - How Vocoders Work by Craig Anderton
Synth Secrets, Part 15 An Introduction To ESPS & Vocoders
Vocoder, wikipedia.pdf

2.) Deeper Knowledge

Audacity

AM Modulation
Audacity Forum
Audacity NYQUIST plug-ins (.ny)
Audacity NYQUIST prompt - scripts
Nyquist Functions

History of the Vocoder (videos)

The Secret History of the Vocoder.mp4
The Voder - Homer Dudley (Bell Labs) 1939.mp4
VODER (1939) - Early Speech Synthesizer.mp4

Lowery Patent

US Patent 5159703 Lowery Silent subliminal presentation.pdf

Matt Davis, Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit

pubs
sine-wave-speech (why some people can hear subliminals)
vocode

Vocoders - Scientific Research, papers

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