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ITC Bridge > Instrumental Transcommunication (ITC) > Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP) > DR60 at the water trough today |
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clockdryve Member 
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I was at the water trough today. This place used to be a very active place for me. It has slowed down for some reason. But I did get this cats meow today  No cats around of course....only me at the recording site (besides many cars driving past). I did amplify this one a little bit. But is not mistakable now. You might notice a slight "echo" with his voice. I don't know if this is my cat (I have asked and he has answered in the past-last year) and I have had another meow that I was surprised to get about a month ago, but that one was pretty ruff to locate-hear (I had not called on my cat that time either). This was recorded on a DR60 digital recorder. Why wouldn't our pets not want to come around ;) He used to play around and chase at me when I would record outside sometimes. So he knows what's up. His nickname was "sphincter" but that wasn't for outside name calling I called him Bubbie (used different spellings). He was an Orange/White cat about 2 years old when he was hit by a car. I found him as an abandoned baby (and another that didn't make it) I bottle fed them. Bubbie was a very strong eater....I would sometimes lift him into the air when he was very little as he was latched onto the bottle nipple, and kicking...He would not let go for anything Attachment: kitty cat--maybe mine-evp.wav (Downloaded 759 times) |
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drrh Member 
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It sounds to me like "this was last April". Debbie  |
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clockdryve Member
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Hmmmm, now you know I will have to review this one again tonight... ;) |
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clockdryve Member
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Yea.....all I get is a simple "meow". That's the only thing I can find. Thanks for listening |
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drrh Member
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Your welcome! I listened and can't hear the meow. Where is it at? Not that it's important or anything. Just trying to figure out my ears. Thanks Debbie |
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clockdryve Member
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drrh wrote:Your welcome! I listened and can't hear the meow. Where is it at? Not that it's important or anything. Just trying to figure out my ears. ThanksHere is the same file LOOPED. If you can hear the cat you will hear him 6 times. In the Original file above his voice is around the .50 second mark and is of short duration too. Attachment: kitty cat--maybe mine-LOOP-evp.wav (Downloaded 688 times) |
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clockdryve Member
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drrh wrote:Your welcome! I listened and can't hear the meow. Where is it at? Not that it's important or anything. Just trying to figure out my ears. Thanks |
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clockdryve Member
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drrh wrote:Your welcome! I listened and can't hear the meow. Where is it at? Not that it's important or anything. Just trying to figure out my ears. ThanksTRIPLE POST Last edited on Aug 8th, 2010 02:26 PM by clockdryve |
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drrh Member
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Okay, I hear what you are talking about now! Thank you for your trouble! Debbie |
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clockdryve Member
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Wasn't nothing but a thing...your welcome |
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