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I wasn't sure where to post this, so I decided to use this thread so that you could listen to my first attempt using EVPmaker and the 72 allophones. I asked what I was looking at (You can hear me say this over the allophones). I was recording using a quiet digital recorder and having the sound come out of the computer speakers through EVPMaker. I could hear:
EVP: "Kobi" said right as I finish my sentence, then
EVP: "Braden, it's near Braden's, something about Lake Padden."
I was looking at a picture of my son Braden, doctored in Photoshop to include a backdrop or layer of a photo of his dog running down at Lake Padden, which is very near our house! His dog's name is Kobi, and as I said I can hear that just as I stop speaking and before the "Braden" part begins. What are the chances that the allophones would line up this way? Amazing. And I could hear it live. I got a few more too in the same short recording. Sheesh. Vicki
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