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Understanding Shakti

 

. 2 Coil Shakti | 4 Coil Shakti | 8 Coil Shakti


 

Sound Setup

 

......Automatic Sound Setup - Windows XP

 

......Sound Setup - Windows Vista

 

......Control panel sound

 

......Check Left / Right Stereo Channels

 

......Set your volume

 

......Find volume level for your sound card

 

......Turn Special Effects Off


 

Your Hardware

 

......2 Coils | 4 Coils | .8 Coil Shakti

 

......North and South Poles

 

......Converting 8 Coil Shakti to 2 or 4 Coils


 

Connecting Your Shakti


 

Starter Sessions - 8 Coil


 

How to put on the coils

 

.....2 Coils | 4 Coils | .8 Coils


 

Choose your signal


 

Where to put the coils


 

Choose Session Length

 

......Test session

 

......20 minute session

 

......30 minute session

 

......60 minute session

 

......By "Dead-Reckoning"


 

How Often To Do Sessions?

 

......Safety

 

......Every Three Days

 

......Once a Week

 

......Once a Month

 

......Taking Breaks


 

Facilitating Experiences


 

Beginning Questionnaire


 

What to do during your sessions.

 

If your sound device is not one of the common types, and is not listed on this page, then use the chart below to get started.

 

 

What kind do YOU have?

 

 

Type of Card

Males

Females

 

 

 

Desktop

 

 

PCI Card

25%

16%

Attached to Mother Board

50%

32%

 

 

 

laptop

50%

32%

USB

 

 

Cheap

85%

55%

Expensive

50%

32%

Plugs into the wall for electricity ...

25%

16%

Automatic Sound Setup

Good article on the windows sound system from PC magazine. 

Male brains respond to a higher volume

Female brains respond to a lower volume

 

 

Setting up your Windows 98 or XP computer is easy with the included sound utility.

 Press the Button to set up your sound (98, XP, & 2000 only)

Press this button to automatically setup your windows 98 or XP sound system.

If you need to setup a Windows Vista System, Click HERE.

Automatically Set Shakti volume for: (more information about types of sound devices)

 

(These links will open a small file that will write volume settings to a Shakti folder on your computer)

 

 

 

Women using Laptops

 

Men using Laptops

 

Women Using Onboard sound devices

 

Men using Onboard sound devices

 

Women using normal PCI sound cards

 

Men using normal PCI sound cards

 

Women using brand name USB sound devices  

 

Men using brand name USB sound devices

 

Women using USB sound devices with external power

 

Men using USB sound devices with external power

 

Women using small USB sound devices

 

Men using small USB sound devices

 

 Press the Button to set up your sound (98, XP, & 2000 only)

Press this button to automatically setup your windows 98 or XP sound system.

Here's what it does:


1) Makes sure your sound isn't muted

 

 

Did you get an error message?

 

This can appear when you remove a USB sound device from your system. Other sound cards may not re-establish themselves as the default sound device correctly, resulting in this message.

You can still use Shakti in spite of this error, but you should re-install the drivers for your sound card.


Switch to 'headphones" failed? If you are running Windows Vista, ignore it.


If you are running XP, click
HERE to do any of these jobs manually

 

 

 

2) Mutes your microphone (this doesn't mean it's disabled. It means that your microphone input isn't being added to the signals).

 

 

 

 

 

3) "Zeros" your treble and bass. Don't worry if your device has no treble and Bass. Treble and bass are handled by the Shakti player, and it's settings are loaded each time the player is used.

 

 

 

 

 

4) Sets Your multimedia Control Panel. This adjustment makes sure that your control panel's sound is set to give you a clean separation of left and right channels.

 

 

 

 

 

5) Turns off windows special effects (like 3D, surround sound or "digital out"). These mix the sound between the two stereo channels.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note: If you are using an additional software to manage your sound, you should turn it off. These are usually multimedia players or equalizers by the sound card manufacturers or sound player that 'take over' your system.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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