Overdose - 3 drugs mixed...

[KamaKazi62]

This would prolly be REALLY hard to make but I was thinking maybe a dose with mixed doses. Like Marijuana + Crack + Trip all in one dose. That would be INSANE!

Thanks for reading this!! Im happy to make my FIRST post on Idoser forums!

[DarkDoser]

This would prolly be REALLY hard to make but I was thinking maybe a dose with mixed doses. Like Marijuana + Crack + Trip all in one dose. That would be INSANE!

Thanks for reading this!! Im happy to make my FIRST post on Idoser forums!

1st, Welcome to the I-Doser forums. 2nd, Overdose WOULD be awesome...but somebody might actually overdose on it. :/

[KamaKazi62]

True, Very true, But I thought Idoser couldnt actually "kill" someone?? Im confuzzled! Anyways its not as bad as Gate of Hades or Satin's Jackhammer atleast. But it would be WAAAAY more cooler!

[Zukamimotu]

Okay. I will not stand for the idiotic thought that i-doser can harm you in the least, so i will dispel the myths.

The worst that can happen is some nausea and head pain. If you overdose on i-doser, that's what you'll feel. Some rest, water, and REAL pain killers will fix you up in a jiff.

As for that mix, I recommend LSDQH and Nitrous mix. It's awesome.

[Cpt1Eye]

I still say they come up with some interesting cross fades, yo.

[dustpetro]

What about just opening up the mp3 versions of the ones you want to mix and play em all at the same time?..

[SadLittlePony]

because that would introduce three diferent waves to the brain where idosing uses one. i dont think that would work at all

[kingcobra]

There's no such thing as an overdose of binaural beats You can listen to them one after another as much as you want with no harmful effects at all. I've been doing that myself actually These are just sounds, and although they do produce some cool effects, it's no more dangerous than listening to music for hours on end.

[kingcobra]

because that would introduce three diferent waves to the brain where idosing uses one. i dont think that would work at all

You are right, the idea behind the programs are to produce specific brain wave effects and the effects would be too muddled up by mixing them. You would get an effect though, but not the one you want. I've experimented with this quite a bit and there are some interesting things that you can do with it but it has to be intentional and not just randomly mixing tracks. You are far better off just listening to them individually.

[Backspacez]

There should be a new feature to I-Doser Premium where you can mix doses.

[SadLittlePony]

You cant mix doses as I stated earlier. You would have a very erratic beat that your brain cant really adjust to. And it does it allows you to use MP3s with the dose. Just load a MP3 dose with a regular and there you go. But a guarenfrikkente It Will Not Work!

[Nmaster]

Maybe if you transition through different Hertz levels, all the effects of multiple drugs can be felt. If they change fast enough, maybe it will feel like all of the effects are happening at once.

[chain_yanker]

You cant mix doses as I stated earlier. You would have a very erratic beat that your brain cant really adjust to. And it does it allows you to use MP3s with the dose. Just load a MP3 dose with a regular and there you go. But a guarenfrikkente It Will Not Work!

She's right. The brain is a delicate instrument and shouldn't be jarred and rocked by bad combinations of binural beats.

[The Fox]

Try the QH version of all of those. That's only 30 minutes. Oh, and you can export a dose to MP3 then load it as background to another dose.