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... mentioned in other papers, or is it just a way to make the output more silent? Regarding the FM version of the modulator you posted on the thread ... they reveal that the KGB used subliminals modulated on white noise which could influence the subjects within ...

There's a topic here that discusses implementing "silent subliminals" in Nyquist: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=148686#p148686 To the best ...

... without their being aware of it. If you're looking to make so called "silent subliminals", see here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=58548

Rambou wrote:In adobe audition is very easy:

That's a Tone Generator. It has nothing to do with "Silent Subliminals without background".

The subliminal level is achieved by moving the audio to a frequency into the upper portion of human hearing range. We don’t want to hear it audibly but we still want it to vibrate the inner ear so our brain can still decode it. So by moving our messaging voice up to 16.5KHz then apply a filter to f...

The subliminal level is achieved by moving the audio to a frequency into the upper portion of human hearing range. We don’t want to hear it audibly but we still want it to vibrate the inner ear so our brain can still decode it. So by moving our messaging voice up to 16.5KHz then apply a filter to fi...

andy_p, I'm not employed by Audacity, I'm an Audacity user like yourself and my "thank you" to the people that created such great open source software is the get involved and help others. That does not extend to taking abuse, so please lighten up ;) I was asking whether it was possible to use Nyquis...

The code that you refer to is creating sounds that are almost too high (frequency) to hear. The process is similar to how AM radio waves are created. yeah I had figured that out that already and acknowledged my own understanding of that in the beginning of my original post , if you look at the begi...

I'm interested in creating subliminals just below or on the threshold of hearing, many people suggest simply adjusting the amplitude by around -17 db. What are the benefits of using Nyquist over basic wave / amplification reduction (the ...

(Running Audacity 2.0.1 on Windows XP) Hello all, Newbie here I've read a few historic threads from 2011 on the details of creating subliminals on Audacity, including using Nyquist for creating frequencies above human hearing ( http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=148686#p148686) ...