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What is an EVP?
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Voice Phenomenon (EVP), is the process of recording the voices of the dead
on a analog or digital recorder. Recorded voices and sounds that are not
normally heard with the ear but can be heard on playback. Many ghost
hunters, believe evps to be voices of ghosts or spirits trying to
communicate with the living.
Sarah Estep
founder of the The American Association - Electronic Voice Phenomenon
(AA-EVP) has developed a system for grading EVP: |
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Class A |
EVP is a message that can be heard without headphones and that people
can generally agree on its content. |
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Class B |
EVP requires a headphone to distinguish message content and not
everyone will agree on the message. |
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Class C |
EVP requires headphone, often needs amplification and filtering and
will seldom even be heard by others. |
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can be recorded anywhere and at anytime. The voices do not always sound
human. Many times they are just faint whispers or one word or maybe a
sound such as knocking. We use a standard cassette recorder, always with a
new tape. We also use several digital recorders. We usually start off by
asking questions such as "Is there anyone here with us" and giving ample
time for the ghosts to respond before asking our next question. We feel it
is best to have one person ask the questions. And it is much easier to
spot them on playback if you were as quiet as possible when your questions
are being asked, but we have picked up strange voices and sounds among our
chatter or while setting up equipment. If you must talk while recording
evps always speak in a normal voice, never
whisper. |
List of EVP's
Don't Go
Harrison’s Tomb
WM Henry
Harrison's Tomb 7-13-06
Mary
Voices
Can't Get You Out
Devil's Den
- Gettysburg 3-31-01
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