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| Posted: Mar 11th, 2008 07:12 PM |
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Vicki, I was listening to the first file you sent me and was wondering on how you were able to get the clarity? It is my understanding you were using DC6 at the time? What method were you using at the time? How were you able to attain such clarity? Ok, so a couple questions. =) Have been doing recordings quite often and they have been communicating very well with EVPmaker although it makes listening sometimes painful to the ears. Was just curious to your setup. Thanks in advance. Toby
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| Posted: Mar 12th, 2008 11:06 AM |
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Hi Toby, Actually, I was doing it the traditional way. I used a Sony ICD B26 recorder and just asked for a message for you. I recorded for 30 seconds, then put the recording on my computer and listened to it in Adobe Audition (Audacity works just as well). I don't edit much. I think I denoised on low with Clear Voice Denoiser (free 30-second version at http://www.speechpro.com ) and amplified it a bit. That's it. I'm a minimalist at heart. Whatever works in the simplest way! I have used DC6 and gotten live responses as well as experiemented with radio with some relevant and interesting results, and I have to get back to doing those things. It's amazing to have a live session, that's for sure. I've also tried the manual version of Frank's box, radio sweep with some white noise thrown in, with some very surprising results. As far as the recorder, they used to be cheap and easy to find, but once an article about it came out in the AAEVP Newsletter, they started being snatched up. It's been a while since that article came out, so you might be able to find one on eBay. Or the Sony ICD B16, B17 work well too. They just don't have voice activation. I got mine for under $30. Hope this helps and glad to see you are really getting into it! Vicki  Last edited on Mar 13th, 2008 08:46 AM by Vicki Talbott |
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| Posted: Mar 12th, 2008 08:20 PM |
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Vicki, I have been more into it then even I ever thought I would be. Doing a minimal amount of experimenting with different mediums but for the most part I have just been using EVPmaker at Frank Sumptions suggestion. I have been learning to hear them and it has gotten much easier. I think more in part to them then to myself. What backround noise did you use for that recording? I believe that is what I was trying to ask unsuccessfully the first time. I have Clear voice and Audacity as well and played with Clear voice a bit but more with audacity. They gave me some settings for Audacity which I changed and sure enough it was much easier for me to hear. They never stop amazing me. However, with EVPmaker I cannot filter out all the excess like in your file that you posted. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Please tell Bradon thank you again for me. Thank you to you as well. Best, Toby
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| Posted: Mar 13th, 2008 08:54 AM |
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Hi Toby, I didn't use any background noise--quiet house, no one home, nothing on or running aside from the recorder. The ICD B26 seems to have enough internal noise to suffice for EVP. (That would include the Sony ICD B16 and 17 as well.) Normally I do not use background noise unless the recorder is extremely quiet, in which case I have used white noise, foreign language, or any other ambient noise that is not English. Many reputable researchers doing EVP swear by external noise of some sort with quiet recorders, which most of them are nowadays. Google EVP Assistant if you haven't downloaded that one yet--free. I have used EVPMaker, but I still go back to traditional methods as they work better for me and my contacts. Even DC6 Live is very minimalist. It's just almost live, a couple of seconds gap between my speaking and hearing it. I don't use any filters with it, just some amplification and clean up with CVD on low if I need to. But I haven't used it in a long while--been very busy with work and school. By the way, you are welcome! And I will tell Braden you thank him, although of course, he already knows. Vicki
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| Posted: Mar 13th, 2008 09:03 AM |
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Vicki, Thank you very much for the information. I am using an Olympus VN-3100PC digital recorder. Not sure if there is enough internal noise. It is astounding to hear you receiving EVPs so clearly with such minimal backround noise. Of course I will have to try it to see hwo this recorder responds. I may be in the market for the Sony model. Thank you again for the clarification. It has helped emmensely. Best, Toby
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| Posted: Mar 14th, 2008 11:26 AM |
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Hi Toby, You're welcome. I just PM'd you about it. Vicki
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