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I believe I heard the response, "Thanks". Is that what you heard?

BTW: I locked myself out of my regular Psb7user account, this is still Josh.

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No problem, that was actually very, very clear. I sometimes wish mine would come through that clear, because I hate feeling like I am "searching" for possible EVP. Then again, it would probably scare the hell out of me, even though this stuff, for the most part, does not scare me.

Good capture! Glad I could actually help.

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I hear "thanks" very clearly!

I love using the EVPM. I've had some great catches with it too. If I may ask, what type of background sound are you running through the EVPM?

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ckmscott wrote:
Thanks for listening to my click Sam. On EVPM, I use a babble track that I made by combining voices from talk radio stations in Finland, Romania, and Russia. I recorded three separate tracks, then merged them into 1 track.

Chris

That sounds like a fantastic idea! I'll have to give it a try one day.

In the past I have used an American Indian babble with great success. I recently tried combining French voices with a soft crowd babble in the background and for some reason that wasn't too successful. The best EVP I was able to capture with that background sound was a familiar male spirit that said, "I can't ..make..miracles." I'm assuming he didn't like that background so I changed it.

Currently I am using a Brazilian babble through the EVPM which seems to be promising.