Mystic Audio

[Carolina Bornman]

Atlast, a comprehensive audio tutorial on the BlindShell Classic 2 mobile phone. While the audio is created by Mystic Access, we do not sell the phone itself, nor do we have any affiliation with BlindShell. For more info on the BlindShell Classic 2, or to learn more about the phone for yourself or someone you love, activate this link to locate a dealer near you.

Want to be able to use your second generation Victor Stream with confidence? This friendly, comprehensive audio tutorial takes you step-by-step through the many features, functions and content types available on the Stream. Over eight hours of professionally produced content.

This audio tutorial is for the second generation Victor Reader Stream released in 2013. If you obtained a Victor Stream between 2013 and very early 2023, it was probably this second generation version.

This is a comprehensive audio tutorial on the HumanWare second Generation Victor Reader Stream. It is updated to include Stream features through version 4.6.4. At over eight hours and thirty minutes in duration, this tutorial will support you in:

The tutorial may be downloaded in two formats. The first is as a fully-navigable DAISY audio book. This DAISY version of the tutorial can be played in the $VRDB folder of your Stream, or in any other device or software that can play DAISY files. You may also download the tutorial as a series of MP3 files, and play it on any device that supports MP3 playback. Please note that if using the MP3 version of the tutorial, there will be far less navigation available to you as you move through the tutorial.

The full loop had never been published before, so I recorded it on New Year's Eve, but just got around to actually posting it on YouTube. A wonderful storytelling detail that's easy to overlook. Those who read the book know that the voice of the "radio host" is the former Corporate Director of Cedar Fair Planning and Design, Greg Crane!

If I recall from past conversations about the MT story line, the security footage and lift hill audio is from "current" time, not from when the MVLCo was abandoned. The greeter position is a current day security checkpoint to keep people out, but some urbex folks have gotten in and security is going thru the woods looking for them. The urbexers either see security or the mystic item, find an old truck, and jump in (this is the audio that plays when a train is dispatched). Then the audio plays on the lift hill giving them a final warning to leave and if they dont, whatever they do, don't go in the shed!

The plan was to have stamped concrete in the queue to make it appear disheveled and abandoned; unfortunately it was cut. Mystic Timbers was fortunate in that not a lot was cut overall. Interestingly, there were lots of changes to the storyline and Shed as they were developed, but not a whole lot of theming was actually cut. The transfer section of the Shed actually had more theming added to it than what was originally planned. The original plan was for that section to just be an empty room, until Mike Koontz became the GM.

I appreciate your insights as a show professional. It gives me a great perspective of that aspect. But the vast majority of folks don't dissect the story as much as I did, and even less than you do I give the park an A for effort and a B+ for results for the majority of guests.

Go to the river and open the walk. You will see a map with areas highlighted in blue. As soon as you enter a highlighted area, sound will automatically begin to play. Depending on how fast you walk, some pieces will overlap with each other, or some pieces will play completely leaving a period of silence. Don't worry, that's all just part of the experience -- enjoy!

Sound on Mystic is created by Ian Coss, Dwayne A Johnson, and Gary Roberts, with funding from the Medford Arts Council and Arlington Cultural Council, and support from the Mystic River Watershed Association. Contact us at soundo...@gmail.com.

At its most trivial, the aura reading is a pretty picture to look at that you can somehow connect back to your identity. At its most deep, however, it can be a revealing (albeit brief) glimpse to understanding why you like the music you like, if you were even aware that the music you liked had a type.

Basically, everyone has colors around them, it's your energy signature. It's a filter in your life. It decides a lot of things: what motivates you, the relationships you have, how you communicate, what jobs you like doing. It's just how you approach the world and mine is different than yours. A lot of times I'll see people wanting to be different than they are, and then things don't go great for them. So a lot of the work I do is, who are you and how best to incorporate yourself into everything that you do.

So when I look at somebody, I immediately see their colors around them and I dive into that. Once I get in there, I get messages about patterns and things that maybe could be different, or blockages, insecurities, little things that you could tweak to embrace yourself better, so as to reach your highest good or your highest potential.

This is what I realized working on this project. When you put in your ear buds, the whole world disappears and that's you. A hundred percent authentic you. That's the energy that you need to feel yourself. That's also the energy that sometimes you need to borrow to get you through something. With the Audio Aura, what a lot of people are going to find is first, they're going to find who they are in a reflective way. Secondarily, they're going to find, what do I reach for when I'm listening?

For example, if somebody is very purple and blue, maybe they're a little bit more reflective or introverted or quiet and they have something really stressful they have to do. They're sticking to music that might have an orange Audio Aura. That's motivated, bold, rebellious. Borrow that vibe, amp me up, and get me ready for it. I think that people are going to find that as part of their Audio Aura when they explore this feature.

There's your aura and then there's your Audio Aura. There's a difference between the two of them. Like I said, who I am isn't exactly the music that sometimes I listen to, in order to get me to what I have to do. Motivate me to work out or whatever. That's the first thing I would say to somebody. The second thing: it's not exactly not you. It's a conversation that you might want to have with yourself about you.

Even if your audio aura doesn't resonate with who you actually are, it's going to resonate with a part of you that's like, what am I reaching for? What are my goals? What energy do I try to align with daily? I think that's something I would say to people. Just take the cues for what they are and be like, hmm, suggestions for what I might need to have conversations with myself about.

[Laughs] At the end of 2020, they were like, what are our colors, 2020? I called 2020 hot mess purple. What you gotta do is you got to cut through a lot of stuff so we can have the conversations that we weren't having. Well, 2021 was the year to have the conversation. I would give this year yellow-purple. It has to be a compound. Yellows are analytical. They're looking for self improvement. Let's organize it. Sometimes they can be a little bit... Yellow people can take a project and be a little intense about it. I think this year was a little intense with some of the conversations that we were having. I feel like I would give 2021 the yellow-purple.

Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation (HFE) is the nation's largest family-owned theme attraction corporation. Their portfolio includes entertainment, tourism, and hospitality properties in 23 locations across six-states, including Silver Dollar City and the Showboat Branson Belle in Branson, Missouri, and Dollywood Theme Park in Pigeon Forge, TN. Paragon 360 has been a long-standing partner of Herschend Family Entertainment. Paragon 360 has provided technical and scenic elements for HFE as well as providing audio expertise for their large-scale attractions.

HFE's most recent large attraction is Mystic River Falls at Silver Dollar City. Mystic River Falls is the first of its kind in the world. It combines a more traditional raft-style ride with a vertical lift and a slide and drop element.

Paragon 360 was hired to supply an audio system that could support the experience. Audio is an important element of the ride experience, delivering background music and special effects to create a themed experience from the queue line to ride completion. But the audio solution serves a much more comprehensive need. The solution must include paging capabilities so the ride operators can speak to the visitors and a life-safety element which means it has to be fail-safe.

Leveraging our decades of experience working with theme parks and attractions, the Paragon 360 audio team delivered a sophisticated solution designed to create an immersive ride experience, while also meeting the technical needs of a large-scale attraction. The audio system includes themed BGM throughout queue lines, automated safety announcements throughout the attraction, and live zoned paging available to operators. As many as seven operators have direct zone paging capabilities for the areas within their responsibility, and the main dispatch operator has attraction-wide control for evacuation operations. Custom interface panels were designed to provide easy interaction with the system for each operator, and for maintenance operations. For life-safety the system relies on redundant networking coupled with redundant power sources and an analog failover. In addition to the ride itself, a new high-quality distributed BGM system was installed in the Rivertown Smokehouse restaurant seating areas where up to 450 guests have an excellent view of the ride. Paragon also designed a new area-wide BGM system for the entire Rivertown section of the park that leads up to the ride and restaurant attraction.

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