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Paranormal Beginnings
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As a child I always loved the "ghost stories" my grandfather told me. As an adult, the paranormal craze began and I joined a local paranormal group. I was more involved in photography than recording, but when I captured my first voice, I was hooked. I now have my own paranormal group, Arkansas Ghost Catchers and recording in haunted locations will always be special to me. I will continue to try and understand why spirits "haunt" or "visit" locations. |
The Spiritual Side of Communicating
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spiritual EVP
research started with reading Sarah Estep's, Voices of Eternity, which
was written over 20 years ago. Click here to download. Provided by Association of TransCommunication. voices_of_eternity_web.pdf |
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After reading Voices of Eternity, one of Sarah Estep's experiments was to use a metal oil funnel to help amplify any recordings. I connected an external microphone to my Olympus 4100 Digital Recorder, placed the funnel over the microphone and started recording. I recorded three, five minute sessions. I had recorded in haunted locations, but never in normal circumstances, so I had no idea what to say. This is what I captured on the second session, "How ya doing?" This recording started my interest in the spiritual side of communicating. |
American Association of Electronic Voice Phenomena was formed by Sarah Estep. When she died, Tom & Lisa Butler
became the Director's and renamed the AAEVP to Association of Transcommunication. I became a member
in 2008 and have learned much from the people that share their experiences and research on soul survival.
To read more about ITC/EVP Research, follow the link above.
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Electronic Voice Phenomena, EVP, are intelligible voices found in recording devices that have no known explanation.
Most recordings are difficult to hear or understand, but in "transform evp," you can recognize the voices as being
male or female, young or old. These voices can be captured anytime, any place.
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Below are some of my favorite EVP'S captured with various methods, equipment and at different locations.
My editing process is amplifying and removing the background noise only.
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Special Christmas EVP
Location: Home
Equipment: Olympus 4100 recorder, fan as background noise.
Note: Our Jen. Was captured the last 5 seconds of an evp session.
At the time, I was trying to decide
whether to make Jen an Angel or Halo Christmas ornament.
She let me know which one she wanted!
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Arkansas TB Sanatorium Equipment: Olympus 4100 Recorder, SB7 Note: Our Jen with me at the Sanatorium. EVP: "Mom" |
Location: Home Equipment: PC, Samson External Mic, Fan as background noise. Note: Recorded at the end of the Big Circle session. EVP: She loves me |
Location: Home Equipment: Olympus DS30 Recorder, Fan Note: Our Jen. EVP: "Mom." |
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Location: Quapaw Quarter Private Residence Equipment: Olympus 4100 & SB7 Note: Several tragic deaths has occurred in the home and the spirits communicate often. They have said my name several times in different rooms of the home. EVP: "Rhonda" EVP: "Rhonda" |
Location: Quapaw Quarter Private Residence Equipment: Olympus 4100 & SB7 EVP: "Who's here?" |
Location: Home Equipment: Olympus 4100 & SB7 Note: Recorded during a Big Circle session. Braden is the deceased son of a EVP Practioner. EVP: "Rhonda, it's Braden" |
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Location: Arkansas TB Sanatorium Equipment: Dell Laptop & SB7 Note: I heard this male spirit real time, a little gruff sounding, but polite. EVP: "I'll try" |
Location: Home Equipment: Olympus 4100 & SB7 Note: Recorded during a Big Circle Session. EVP: "The Big Circle" |
Location: Home Equipment: SB7, Olympus DS30 Recorder Note: This was captured during a Big Circle recording. EVP: Male & female voices, "It records good." |
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Location: Historic Curran Hall Equipment: Olympus 4100 Digital Recorder, Funnel, External Mic Note: First evp captured at Curran Hall. The spirit of Mary, past owner. EVP: "Mary, that's who I am." |
Location: Arkansas TB Sanatorium Equipment: Dell Laptop, Audacity Software Note: I was trying to take a picture of myself and my sister. We were laughing and having a great time. I say perfect, then a female says: EVP: "This is silly, stop!" |
Location: Shinall
Mountain Equipment: Olympus DS30 Recorder, SB7 Note: Debbie Caruso was a EVP Practioner that passed away last year. I always ask for her when I record, because I know Debbie will try to make contact. EVP: "Yes, we can." |
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Location: Dreamland Ballroom Equipment: Olympus 4100 recorder & SB7 Note: Famous musicians performed in Dreamland Ballroom in the 30's. EVP: "I did" |
Location: Home Equipment: Olympus DS30 Recorder, SB7 Note: Debbie Caruso EVP EVP: "Hi" |
Location: Home Equipment: Olympus DS30, Grundig Mini FM/AM World Band Receiver EVP: "Kate" |
| Location: Home Equipment: SB7, Olympus DS30 Recorder EVP: "It's Robert, what's up?" |
Location: Shinall Mountain Equipment: Olympus DS30 Recorder Note: Captured this evp on one of my more adventurous sessions! EVP: "Yes" |
Location: Arkansas TB Sanatorium Equipment: Olympus DS30 Recorder Note: Heard noises directly in front of my sister and myself, which turned out to be male and female voices. EVP: "Hello, Stop!" |
| Location: Home Equipment: Dell Laptop, Audacity & EVPmaker Software EVP: "I do definitely hear you." |
Location: Home Equipment: SB7, Olympus DS30 Recorder Note: I say, "I can hear you", then a male's voice says: EVP: "Robbie |
Location: Home Equipment: Olympus DS30 Recorder, SB7 EVP: "Hi Rhonda." I say hello at the end. |
A very special woman, Margaret Downey, captured these great recordings for me during one of her EVP sessions.
Her method of recording is turning the AM dial of a radio, back and forth.
The spirits utilize the background sound to produce transform evp.
| EVP: "Rhonda, Be Happy." | EVP: "Hey Rhonda, I'm Talking." |
EVP:
"Tell Rhonda, We Love Her."
EVP: "Hey Rhonda, hi."
There are several Audio Editing Software Programs that you can purchase.
Adobe Audition, ClearVoice, SoundSoap are a few.
The links below are free software I use for recording and editing.
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