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Ultradia Sourcebook
A “must” download! Jam-packed with info, tips, “how-to,” and answers to common questions. You cannot fully benefit from working with the Ultradia psychoactives without this book.
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The definitive ebook on all things Ultradia. If you have a 32-bit computer
and are using Internet Explorer as your browser, you can
download the book here and read it offline. For a content summary or to read the sourcebook online, visit the publisher's Ultradia page.
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Ultradia
Sequences
Relationship of tracks, frequencies, titles, and type of brainwave entrainment.
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Concise table of the Ultradia I/II tracks, in html format, for quick reference. Download links for the mp3 files are included, if you'd prefer to just get them all quickly without going through the descriptive Music page.
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Ultradia SE VSTi
Forget doing it the hard way. If you're making your own entrainments, this will save you hours of time.
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If you work with digital audio, you know what a VSTi is. (If you don't, check out the forums on Links.)
Hockinfinger
programmed this wonderful plugin to facilitate making Ultradia-based
brainwave entrainments for mixing into music — and generously released it as freeware!
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Ultradia
VB
Does not require a VSTi host.
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Hockinfinger's standalone version of Ultradia SE VSTi. In some ways more
flexible than the VSTi version, you'll want to download both.
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Binaural Beat Calculator
Also courtesy of Hockinfinger.
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Excel spreadsheet showing frequencies based on equal temperament.
Could be useful to those wishing to calculate based on alternate tunings.
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Panning Calculator
A time-saving tool for audio mixing.
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Excel spreadsheet to calculate panning. MIDI values and absolute/relative-to-center percentages are included.
For those who don't quite trust their ears.
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Tempo Calculator
This is the kind of thing that wakes Dr. Kistner up at night...
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Excel spreadsheet for calculating tempo-to-entrainments and tempo-to-bars.
Useful mainly for those composing Ultradia-based music.
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Instrument Ranges
Taken from online resources; will help you get your sampled instruments in the “real world” ballpark.
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Originally developed as an aid to preparing orchestration files in Tangent,
these simple tables clearly show instrument ranges and their MIDI note
equivalents.
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Note Frequencies
A handy quick reference.
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Frequencies of musical notes, in equal temperament, taken from the Ultradia Sourcebook.
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Ultradia
Scores
Is there an arranger/orchestrator who might take this on as a volunteer project?
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These scores are, quite frankly, a mess. They were used as an interim
means of getting the work into another program for articulation, and
as such are not traditional scores at all. But we get asked for them
so often that we figured this would be better than
nothing. You will need Melody Assistant or Harmony Assistant to view them; the former is free. Oh, and don't even try to play them!
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