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Yes....EVP's are highly subjective because of several factors. It all boils down to one's hearing ability, equipment, software, the use thereof and preparation prior to listening. It's one thing to play a clip for 30 seconds and opine. It's another to actually "work" a clip.
It is also not uncommon for a clip to get altered & sound different because of uploading & downloading.
With all these factors clouding the process, one is bound to get varied opinions.
Since you did not elaborate on external noise at the time of the recording, I will assume the peak waveform of the first section is a natural sound.
If it not a natural sound....it could be interpreted as a quick "hey"...."I beg you all" or "I bet you are" Either way, it is probably incomplete because of editing.
That being said, I have chosen to start from time index 0.01.735 - 0.04.541
I hear the following:
Mid range male saying: "Kala (<--phonetically), I love you man"
This is followed by a whispered male saying: "she loves you"
From time index 0.04.541 - 0.05.460
Male speaking quickly saying: "we know you" <---probably incomplete response because of editing
As far as the second section.....From time index 0.06.332 - end of clip
Higher pitch male(s) say: "ok"
This is immediately followed by a whispered female that says: "I love you"
Then the predominant male voice says: "be cool"
This is followed by the higher pitched males saying: "I love it"
Regards,
Ron
Last edited on Dec 10th, 2009 08:48 PM by ArizonaEvp