This process requires a Windows PC and configuring Eudiamonia to use a Legacy Device (Stereo, 2B, Coyote v3) to output the Stim audio to System Audio via an Audio Room. It is actually quite useful for creating your own personal offline stim files. Once you capture the session audio, you can use Audacity to edit out all the silent pauses between stims, amplify/normalize, create your own variations - reverse the right channel, cut and paste (lengthen, shorten, copy, remove, etc.,). When recording a session, you should turn off TTS unless you want the additional integrated voice to shock patterns included in your recordings (it will make you jump XD).
Have you ever wondered how to record the audio from a Milovana Estim Tease session or eu.daimonia.app Estims, AI Scenarios or Estim videos? Basically, any Estim audio source playing through System audio can be recorded and edited using Audacity (a free app on Windows). It's pretty simple to do, preserves the Estim audio from a specific session, and can be loaded up for later use in your favorite Estim audio player.
Recording desktop audio | Audacity Support https://support.audacityteam.org/basics/recording-desktop-audio
Doing a real-time recording in conjunction/addition to running your estim session should not effect it.
Some tips:
Use Volume Mixer (or equivalent) to mute all app sounds not associated to the ones you are using for your estim session (e.g., System sounds, etc. ... To avoid unwanted sounds that can interrupt your recording and cause spikes in the Estim.
Hit the Record (before Estim signals start) and Stop when the Estim session is over in Audacity (once everything is setup per instructions).
While recording, the Estim signal will be displayed in real-time to give real-time feedback that it is working correctly.
Use Pause (in Audacity) as needed or use it's editing features to cut out dead space inbetween stim signals.
Use Export Audio to save Entire Project in mp3 format (Stereo, 44100 Hz, Preset, Extreme, 220-260 kbps)
This is actually a much easier way than my previous method using OBS Studio to record the session video, Audacity to extract/edit/save the Estim Audio
Originally posted to r/estim on reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/estim/comments/1ni8ti7/making_your_own_estim_audio_mp3_recordings_windows/
