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SETTING YOUR VOLUME WITH THE SHAKTI VOLUME CONTROL

 

 

Here are volume settings for a few sound devices.


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.

 

PCI Sound Cards

Sound Blaster PCI (128 or 64) - Set the Shakti Volume Control to 25%
find


Sound Blaster LIVE! - Set the Shakti Volume Control to 60% find


ESS AudioDrive PCI - Set the Shakti Volume Control to 4%. NOTE: Disable 3d sound effects. find


USB Sound Devices


Creative Labs MP3 USB
(model number SB0270) - Set the volume to 50% Good low-frequency response. find


Starlogic USB 5.1 - Set the Shakti Volume Control to 83.5 % find


TELEX USB P- 500 - Set the Shakti Volume Control to 85 % - Be careful with Telex audio - the left and right channels are sometimes swapped. find


TELEX USB P- 800 - Set the Shakti Volume Control to 46 % -
Be careful with Telex audio - the left and right channels are sometimes swapped. find

"Key" type USB sound device. Set the Shakti Volume Control to 90%. No treble/bass. Does not support loopback. find

Onboard Sound Devices


C-Media Audio playback - Set the Shakti Volume Control to 60%

The C-Media playback is usually (always?) on-board sound. If you have one of these, your sound plugs on the back of your computer won't be on a card, but will be near the other ports. You cannot replace your sound card in this case, but you can add another card, and select your new one as the default sound device using 'multimedia' in the control panel.

Laptop Sound Cards



Conexant AMC Audio (AC-97) - Set the Shakti Volume Control to 50 %


XpressAudio 16-bit - Set the Shakti Volume Control to 25 %
- Does not support loopback. Good low-frequency response. Set the Shakti Volume Control to 2.5% -or- Two and One Half Percent with bass to the maximum



ISA (Legacy) Sound Devices


Sound Blaster AWE 64 - Set the Shakti Volume Control to 4%
Has treble/bass control


Yamaha Audio (ISA) - You must set the wave balance for the windows sound control panel to the maximum setting ( 100%) and adjust the master control to 7% using the meter in this software. That means you must open BOTH to do the job.
Has Treble/Bass. This sound card has an unusual configuration. The wave slider in the Shakti meter controls the MIDI volume instead of the wave balance, so don't use it for this card.

Press this button to see what kind of sound device you have

If your sound device is not listed on this page, you can use these links to set your volume.

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