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E.V.P stands
for Electronic Voice Phenomena. Its voices that are picked up on recording devices, andOther electronic equipment, without
you hearing the voices as they were recorded. There are many theories On how and why this happens, but to tell the truth no
one really knows. Many people including the A.D.P.I team that the voices are spirit trying to communicate with us. We believed
that spirits are on a different frequency then us. Through the electronic equipment and the Magnetic fields that go with electronics,
the spirits are able to come through and be heard when you playback the tape or DVR. Many EVPS can be reversed and you can
hear clear words and phrases! This is not possible by Human speech! So if you are not sure on a message,
reverse it and the message might possibly becomeClear! It sounds hard to believe, and many people do not believe, but when
you hear your first "spirit message", you cannot help but to believe! I know I was not sure at
first, but once I got my first voice, I was Amazed. It could not have been anything else but a voice from
a lost spirit.
Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP)
is the term used to describe unexpected sounds or voices sometimes found on casecet or digital voice recorder. In the later
years, any recording medium became a vehicle for phenomena. The term Instrumental Tran Communication .stands for. (ITC) came
into being to describe this wired audio- and video-format communication. Other acronyms used in the literature include Electronic
Disturbance Phenomena (EDP) and Trans-Dimensional Communication.
EVP-BASICS.
Class 1- EVPs are voices
that are understood by most of the people around you. You should be able to listen to then on speakers or headphones.
Class 2- EVPs are trickier, because you can hear them on headphones or speakers.
If you catch a voice, some one might think it says something like "let's
go" and someone else thinks it says, "I’m home"
Class three- "EVPs are recordings
that can only be heard over headphones, and are very difficult to distinguish. An example may be a faint
flicker of voices or noises, such as changing the channel fast on your television with the sound barely audible."
It is debated that
Electronic Voice Phenomena occurs the best in the zero (0) to 80 (Eighty) Hz range. The human voice allegedly
cannot go below 80 Hz, and so nothing below that is not by the vocal chords of a human being. EVPs can
be found between the zeros (Zero) and (300) Three Hundred Hz range, but the most have been found between 0 and 80 Hz. The
human voice can create frequencies as low as 300 Hz and as high as 3000 Hz. Any voice that is recorded below 300 Hz or above
3000 Hz is mostly considered by most paranormal researchers an EVP. Don't be confused with all of the
scientific talk behind which frequencies are the most "accurate," just remember that the human voice is capable
of various frequencies, and if you go below or above the ranges described above in the article, then you can better find the
validity of the EVP. To dive deep into some theories of EVPs, we need to see what many people explain to be - why do EVPs
occur. Some believe that spirits talk on a frequency beyond our capacity to hear, which is interesting
to us - considering that recently they put out a ringtone called "Mosquito Stealth" that aided kids to receive phone
calls during class. The ringtone is only audible to teenagers, and adults cannot hear it - because over
time, age causes slight loss of hearing, and younger people can hear at a frequency range that adults cannot.
This example can apply to EVPs, in part by the fact that ghosts or spirits could be able to communicate with the living
if our listening capacity was greater than it biologically is. Theories range from spirits using our energy
or the white noise to "pass through" onto the recording, or simply that the recording itself allows us to pick up
what the human ear cannot. Whatever the theory, all agree that the phenomena do indeed occur. EVPs - The Proper Way to Record: Techniques vary based on the
source. I have found no problems using a digital voice recorder or tape recorder with no white noise or
other sound present. Other people require a fan, water fountain, or other "white noise source"
in the background to record their EVPs. My suggestions for recording EVPs are as follows:
1. Get a good quality cassette or digital recorder.
2. Record in a space where you have no external distractions that could be mistaken
for an EVP.
3. Ask clear questions, and log the timestamp of
when you asked the questions.
4. Have the ability
to import your recordings into a computer for analysis.
5. Listen to, playback, and analyze your recording.
6. Measure the frequency of the recording
for accuracy and validity.
7. Log and document
your findings.
The most important
thing to note is that when recording an EVP, you do NOT want to expect results right away. EVPs can take time to capture,
and you may have to listen to hours of nothing before an EVP will "pass through." Indeed, if
you have the patience and the determination to acquire such phenomena - it will occur. Scientifically speaking,
I suggest your analysis of the EVP - once captured - be your primary determination of its validity - not the recording itself.
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