ElectraStim Creative Tools BETA

Choose Your Creative Tool

Create, discover and experiment with new ways to enjoy electroplay. Start with the Stereo Stim Maker, with more tools coming soon.

Coming Soon Stereo Stim Library Browse ready-made stereo-stim files, play them, then download MP3 or WAV.
Coming Soon LINX Playlist Maker Create or edit JSON playlists for the LINX app using two-channel snippet timing.

Build a Stereo Stim Timeline

Create snippets up to 10 minutes long, drag them into the timeline, then export the complete stereo file.

Current Snippet 3 min / Wave, Alternate

Generated Snippets

0 saved

Timeline

0 snippets / 0 min
Drag snippets here or use Insert on a snippet.
Total Length 0 min
Snippets 0
Estimated WAV 0 MB

Build a Stereo Stim Track

Create two-channel stereo stim audio up to 20 minutes long, with a fixed 1000 Hz carrier and volume/sensitivity between 0% and 100%.

Rise / Hold / Fall / Rest0 - 10.0 s
Fixed Frequency1000 Hz
Volume/Sensitivity0 - 100% 10% Buffer
No stereo stim track open Start a new track to edit channel snippets and export audio.

FAQ

What is Stereo Stim Maker?

Stereo Stim Maker is ElectraStim's browser-based tool for creating custom two-channel stereo stim audio tracks. It gives you a structured way to build tracks, adjust timing and export finished files for compatible stereo stim setups.

What is stereo stim?

Stereo Stim mode uses stereo audio to control each stimulation channel independently, allowing audio tracks to shape your stimulation.

What can I create with Stereo Stim Maker?

You can create custom stereo stim audio tracks using editable snippets across two channels. This allows you to shape rises, holds, falls, rests and repeating sections to build tracks with different pacing, rhythm and intensity flow.

Can I import and export files?

Yes. Stereo Stim Maker lets you import compatible LINX JSON files and export finished stereo audio as MP3 files. WAV export is coming soon.

Do I need any special software to use Stereo Stim Maker?

No. Stereo Stim Maker runs in your browser, so you can create, edit and export stereo stim audio without needing separate audio editing software. It is designed to make building custom files simpler and more accessible.

Why are the stimulation bars not rising and falling correctly?

The playback volume may need calibrating for your device. Start at a low volume, then adjust it gradually until the stimulation bars reach the top and bottom at the correct points in the track. Once both bars follow the pattern properly, keep the volume at that level for consistent playback.

Found a bug or issue? Please report it to info@electrastim.com.