Are the ZP patterns still the same with V2 or have people come up with new ideas?
Its stillt the same, but you have the freedom to experiment.
Many are listening to micro loops if you want to check it out
Every other day for the most part. 2 subs
I tend to listen to many loops of my Terminus Squared custom every day. I tried traditional pattern but I prefer to overuse. The legacy mask is relaxing, too. Recon? Maybe. I don’t know. Not noticeably. I won’t speak more of it though because experimental use is better kept private per my understanding. Well, at least using experimental patterns and then complaining, so I’m not sure how I’d go about sharing any potential negatives, if I had them.
What are the results you’re getting? Are there any better than when just sticking to the recommendations?
It’s difficult for me to get results with tools in general. So I can’t say for sure. But I go the brute force way for most things. It’s just my preference. I remember the scientist who discovered a biological system, if pushed to the edges of its capacity and a bit more, it’ll have to either cease living (body give up) or expand and enlarge to handle such stimuli next time.
There’s all sorts of arguments people can probably make against this, but this insight has pushed me to stick through difficult things several times.
I’m still kinda beginning to consistently use my new custom since it’s just a couple months old and I’ve forgotten to listen the way I like for some periods.
When relaxing, I like to feel action is being taken too; listening to the sub as such helps me feel no hour is wasted even when relaxing.
I say, bring it on, to the recon — but the recon is yet to make his entry. So no reason to quit experimenting the way I like. Normal listening pattern is no better for me personally, in my experience.
I hope this answers your question!
I think ZP is more dense. I would take 2 days breaks minimum in between each listening day. It gives less recon and more space for results. Bigger breaks in between loops also equal bigger bloom.