Subliminally is a program designed to make creating subliminal audios as easy as possible.
Subliminally is program written with Python designed to make creating subliminal audios as easy as possible.
Subliminally requests four different inputs: the main affirmations, the booster affirmations, an image file, and an audio file (e.g. a song of choice).
These four inputs are then elaborated using a pretty simple algorithm. Here a pretty simplified version of the main algorithm:
The algorithm behind the creation of the subliminal audio is the most important one. Here it is:
affs is the affirmations audio file; bg is the background audio file; affs_length and bg_length are the duration (in seconds) of the respective audio files.
Subliminally has two different versions:
- the graphical user interface (GUI) version;
- the command line interface (CLI) version.
Let's see the differences between the two:
CLI | GUI |
---|---|
Maybe harder to use for beginners. | It is generally easier to use. |
It is faster. | It is much slower. |
Affirmations must be written in a file, before running the script. | Affirmations can be written while the program is running. |
$ git clone https://github.com/marihere/subliminally
$ cd subliminally
$ python .\lib\main.py
The GUI version can be found here.
$ python .\lib\main.py --help
usage: main.py [-h] -t TITLE -a AFFS -b BG -i IMG
Subliminally: Create Subliminals Easily
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t TITLE, --title TITLE
title for your subliminal
-a AFFS, --affs AFFS text file of the affirmations for your subliminal
-b BG, --bg BG audio file for your subliminal
-i IMG, --img IMG image file for your subliminal
$ python .\lib\main.py --title mysubliminal --affs .\example\affirmations.txt --bg .\example\rainfall_sounds.wav --img .\example\image.jpg