I tried P74 yesterday for the first time, just one spray to the chest. I got instantly sorta “ditzy” and scatter-brained. About an hour later I was trying to tune my husband’s guitar. The high E and B notes were easy, but I couldn’t tune the G or other strings to save my life. I couldn’t tell where the notes were until they got very much above or below the correct pitch. Normally I have excellent pitch and with a sound type tuner can tune a guitar in no time.
I tried a spray of TAF to try to counteract the P74, and didn’t get what I wanted. Instead, I was sort of randomly distracted by normally insignificant sensory stimulation.
Anyone have any ideas or similar experiences with P74?
I don’t know but I’ll certainly try it out with one of my own guitars! Occasionally I might perform, informally, at parties and such, and I was actually thinking of wearing P74 for the confidence boost. But I don’t want my intonation to be messed up or anything.
Oh, that is great! It would also be interesting to see if this is a sex dependent response. Maybe women and men in this regard respond the same or maybe differently. I’m going to repeat this as well to see if I get the same response. :o
I have never had any experience with sound but nor am I a great musician to put it lightly. If you want some commentary on that ask Gegogi. He may be able to help.
The randomly distracted thing with TAF is not unexpected. TAF can give you focus but it seems to be on small - at times random details. Several of the ladies seem to swear by it combined with P79 for focus when cleaning and doing household chores.
No changes in sound. P74 is more likely to get me to say, ‘eh that’s close enough’ than hearing something different. But I am not a great guitar player.