If you'd like to try out my Estim Control/Server software, you can download it from. The cable contains electronics that work with the software on your computer. Hp ilo 4 firmware.

Welcome E-Stim over the internet? Or just E-Stim from your own computer? These days with the advent of usb, bluetooth, internet enables phones and more, people are always looking for ways to control their pleasure from other devices.

Several companies have tried to create internet enables sex toys, or vibrators that connect to your PC, but few adult toys offer the range of pleasures that E-Stim can give, and even fewer have offered the level of control available here. Not only do you now have a control box that give you a range of pleasure, but you also have all the tools to be able to control it in any way you wish. What do I need? You will need the e-stim hardware and somthing to controll it with.

As we make it, the is a good start, just just need the addition of the Digital Link interface. Don't bother trying to purchase an 'unofficial' digital link cable, as you will not be able to get the uplink software that allows the 2B to be upgraded. What Can I do? If you are looking for simple control, the select the device you wish to use and follow the instructions.

If you want more then have a look at the developers page. This will give yo.

I to make my own audio files, but I mostly use the E-Stim system A-Box for audio stimming. The A-box is only mono, But that way you can use the right channel for sounds you don’t want to trigger the A-box, and use the left channel for sounds you want to feel . I to play guitar, and do some recording for CD’es. I use the same software to produce the audio stim files, as for recording music instruments. For multitrack recording I use Cakewalk Sonar PE, with a lot of pluck ins. That way you can easily make the sounds you want with a midi keyboard, and midi pluck ins – like the sounds on the E-Stim cd.

Phaser, flanger, vibrato and a lot of other stereo effects, are already build in with Sonar when you install it, without any extra pluck ins. When you are done, and the audio track is ready for use, you maybe have to do some Normalize mastering of the file. For that I mostly use “The levelator” by The Conversations Network This genius peace of totally free software scans your file, and brings low volume peaks up, and bring high volume peaks down. The output result is an audio file with nearly same output volume in all parts of the file. You just have to save your exported file as Wav = uncompressed, and not the crappy mp3 format, for Levelator to edit the file. But you don’t have to use expensive apps like Sonar, Wave lab, and Sound Forge, for making simple audio stim files.

There is a lot of freeware multitrack recording software out there with midi keyboard support, and midi effects build in. So for making audio files like the clips on the E-Stim cd, I think you need a cheap midi keyboard, some recording software with midi support, and a lot of time .