Tagged AudioStim
AudioStim Spotify Playlist
Check out our new Spotify AudioStim playlist of e-stim tracks that work great with your MK-312BT or ET-312B. Great for those long edging sessions. New files are added as soon I test them!
AudioStim: Wait for It (Stereo)
This track was composed using a Moog DFAM and Mother-32, with each output sent to its own stereo channel (L / R). I made this while wired up to an MK-312BT in Audio 3. This is a stereo track so it works best with an MK-312BT.
MK-312BT Setup: Select Audio 3 mode and set MultiAdjust control to 12 o’clock with output of music player set to maximum.
Channel A: CockCap paired with an ECup
Channel B: FLP 40 BiPolar
Enjoy! -–Eric
You can download this track for offline use by clicking the download icon:
AudioStim: Arpeggionome iOS App
I downloaded this app — Arpeggionome — and thought it might feel good if connected to the ET312 in Audio 3 mode. Sure enough, I got a hands-free orgasm (HFO) tonight playing with this iPhone app! Check out the demo I recorded and grab the app if you’ve got an iPhone or iPad. Loads of fun for just $1.99.
Introducing AudioStim for the ET312
Here’s a fresh new “AudioStim” file made for use with the ErosTek ET312B power unit.
- Download the file. Option-click one of the choices below to save to your computer.
- Import into iTunes or other music library software.
- Transfer to portable music player or other device.
- Patch sound output to the ET312 Audio jack using the supplied audio cable – stereo 3.5mm plug on both ends.
- Select “Audio 2” or “Audio 3”
- Set MA (MultiAdjust) control to 12 o’clock position – adjust as needed to match sound player output.
- Select looped playback on music player for best results.
Pounder 133 Apple Lossless (15 MB)
Pounder 133 mp4 (5 MB)
I made this track using Native Instruments Maschine controller and software on Mac OS X, using factory project “Pounder” and made some modifications: panning groups left and right to isolate channels, adjusted tempo, duplicated scenes, other tweaks. I really liked this and expect more to come soon. And I was wired up while editing the project – that’s how I know it works!
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Comments are invited. Enjoy! –Eric