Forcing music?

[Ghastey]

Lastly, I have been discovering the great effect music has on the quality of my sessions. The only problem is, I can't seem to find any good songs.

I produce music myself and in most cases, when listening while forcing, instead of thinking of my tulpa, I am thinking "Yeah, I would set the treshold of this sidechain compression higher".

 

Does anyone know any good, long songs/mixes suitable for forcing sessions (preferably ambient)?

[Actinium]

I used to use these a lot when I was starting out.

 

[DragonFriend]

Keep me chilled has some nice music. There are loads of authors and music collectors on youtube that have some great songs, if you are mainly looking for instrumental. I've used all sorts, from ambient to celtic music and movie soundtracks. It's always good if you find something that you associate with your tulpa. For example, I tend to use soundtracks from films with dragons in, or with flying scenes. We like to fly to tracks like "where nobody goes" and "beyond the clouds". There is one particular track called "tulpa and skywide" that we remember from the earlier days of forcing.

 

Keep me chilled:

https://www.youtube.com/user/KeepMeChilled

 

Also, most by Thomas Bergersen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFa4Tvj-lVo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulQTFnBo8SI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPWlV5evezU

 

And of course, forbidden friendship is a really magical piece, no matter where it came from.

 

I know it's not all ambient, and it may not be to your taste, but I hope it helps.

[Eight]

I use white noise and a theta tone I downloaded a while back from here when I force.

[Ghastey]

Thanks to all of you for your kind responses! I'll be sure to check out all of these songs. (I love Celldweller <3)

 

I use white noise and a theta tone I downloaded a while back from here when I force.

I tend to use brown noise, but after few hours of non-stop forcing it becomes really tiresome xD

[Linkzelda]

I usually go for alpha binaural and/or isochronic tones. I try to put it at a medium volume, but not too low, and it's a good way to block out external noises as well.

[Darcmanish]

I always use this. Buckethead is the best music anyway :D