I have heard a few comments about this Jack...in regards to having a feminine voice on your KS audio seminar CDs.

For me..personally - doesn't matter, but would you maybe consider this??

It may/may mot benefit KSMO, but I know a few people who can relate better to a female's KS version. NO OFFENSE INTENDED!!

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Hi Laly, thanks very much for mentioning this!

I don't want to disconnect my own voice entirely from
my discovery and Protocol, but I'll definitety
give some thought
to the idea of having a woman do some of the
speaking
in the next seminar... that is, alternating
with my voice.

Thanks again for stirring the cauldron!
Jack

Well I think it would be sexy to hear a woman make the key sound.

I don't think it would necessarily be helpful for a woman to speak, but to make the key sound maybe. Although I practice sparingly, when I've been practicing I've been trying to match my voice with yours to see if I am doing it correctly. This along with feeling where I am tense when I make the sound is the most important thing. If a woman is trying to match the sound you are making, it may be easier to match it with another woman's voice.

Hey Magnagei, it's great to hear from you again!

Thanks very much for bringing this issue back to the top of the stack, and my apologies to Laly for the long delay in responding to your initial request (and my promise!) to make such a demonstration available.

I'm getting right to work on this and will let you know here (and via the bulletin maillist) as soon as I've posted a copy of it to the downloads area for the introductory seminar.

All the best,
Jack

Sweet!

Laly

Thanks for asking. I fully agree with your premise.

In fact, I would like to go a step further, and suggest that a couple of male voices - Jack's of course - and maybe another male whose voice is in a different range -bass? As well as a couple of women, whose voices are in a high range as well as a low range.
I am serious. I have a hunch that each of us might react differently to different ranges - as well as to our own range. Also, we might be able to hear better in one range than in another range. This is glaringly true of elderly folks.
Why do choruses [ and the composer ] play to a wide range of sounds? Perhaps each range is necessary - each range has its own effect ?

Now, if we could just get a KSMO choir together in KSMO harmony... could we reach number one on the charts?

By popular demand, the Main Downloads page of the Introductory Audio Seminar - Male Multiple Orgasm Step by Step 4th Edition (for Men and Women), Step 3, has links to samples of female Key Sounds... With many thanks to a female member of our community who wishes to remain anonymous in offering this demo.

Wow redneck, way to blow the sides out the box!

These are really great ideas! This kind of collection will make a nice Key Sound Training Seminar Part II.

I'm definitely into adding this to my projects-in-development list. Thanks again...

It'll certainly hit the top of the charts!
Jack