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Offline DH Experimental Frequencies

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The DH Experimental Frequencies presets in the Miscellaneous folder of Spooky2’s Presets tab are quite popular. However, these frequencies only work for online mode of the Spooky2 generators. The programs inside the factory DH presets are sometimes too large to fit inside the 200 frequency count limit of the GeneratorX program storage.

To get around this limitation of 200 frequencies per program on the GeneratorX, for the larger programs inside this collection I shortened the Repeat Frequency from 23 to a smaller value so that the program might fit inside of the frequency count limit. Even with this modification, some the the DH presets have so many different frequencies that some of these presets require more than one preset.

In the Preset Notes of each preset, read the line that starts with Offline Note. This tells how long your need to run the preset to insure hitting each frequency 23 times. For the case of presets that have more than 1 offline presets for a DH online preset, the Offline Note tells you how much time to run each preset of the group of presets, and how much time it takes to run the entire set.

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The Terrain Singles

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Every so often someone asks for a version of the Terrain preset for Remote that are broken into individual presets, rather than being chained together as they are shipped in Spooky. Below are single presets for Terrain, Terrain-Mercury, and Terrain-Nonviolent that you can download and install onto your Spooky computer.

Each presets run as long as it would if it were running as a chained presets. Most are 24 hours each, but some run for only 12 hours.

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Terrain Singles Download
Terrain-Mercury Singles Download
Terrain-Nonviolent Singles Download

Low Power Terrain Presets

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For some people, running the Terrain protocol remote preset Terrain (R) – BY is too intense for them. They have very bad detox symptoms and potent herxheimer reactions to running this preset. For this reason I created low powered versions of the 3 Terrain remote presets: Terrain Low Power, Terrain-Mercury Low Power, and Terrain-Nonviolent Low Power.

These presets are low powered versions of the standard Terrain (or Terrain-Mercury or Terrain-Nonviolent) remote preset. The first presets is 1/20th the amplitude of the standard preset. The 2nd preset is 1/10th the amplitude, the 3rd is 1/5th, and the last is 1/2 the amplitude of the terrain preset.

I recommend running the first preset for 11 days. If you experience a significant amount of detox on this preset, continue running it until the detox is no longer significant. Then move on the the second preset.

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Downloading Presets into Spooky

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You can enhance functionality of your Spooky software software by adding presets from various preset providers. You first download the preset, which often come in zip archives. After you download the archive, you then open the archive and copy the files and folders from the archive into the Spooky file system, located in C:\Spooky2\Preset Collections\User if you installed Spooky2 into the default location. If you already know how to do this, you need not read the remainder of this post.

In this blog and other places that offer Spooky presets for download, you often just click on a Download link to start the downloading process of the preset archive. After the download competes, you can find the downloaded archive in the Downloads folder inside the Window File Explorer. If you don’t know how to start the Windows File Explorer, search for File Explorer in the Windows Search at the bottom left of your Windows screen.

After you start the Windows File Explorer, click on the Downloads folder in the left column of the window, either under Quick Access or This PC. In the picture below, to the right you will see the contents of the Downloads folder. In the example below, I have downloaded Low_Power_Terrain.zip to my computer.

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