Coming all the way from Great Britain, the Spirit Stick is a flashy ghost hunting gadget that may detect ghostly movements and spectral voices. Get the review and demonstration video after the jump.
Learn how to use audio editing software to find EVPs and classify them into one of three different categories. Get the scoop after the jump.
Ghostly Activities tested 3 omnidirectional mics to see which have the best sound recording for your next cozy ghost hunt. Read the reviews after the jump.
Cozy ghost hunters rely on electronic voice phenomena (EVP) to get the best clues from ghosts. Learn how to set up the experiment, interview a ghost, and collect clues. Get more info after the jump!
There are 2 approaches for EVP collection. Get the scoop on exploratory methods, confirmation EVP methods, room set-up, and live listening after the jump.
Ghostly Activities captured an EVP during an investigation at University Heights Center near the University of Washington in Seattle.
Ghost hunters tend to use electronic gizmos and gadgets to speak to ghosts. In our case, we use Spirit Boxes and digital voice recorders during our EVP sessions. Let’s look into using these devices to get real-time EVP on your ghost hunts.
We finished the EVP analysis from the north tower of the Congress Hotel. I found three noteworthy events. First, the static overlap happened again when Colleen, the psychic medium, connected with another male spirit named Benny on the 8th floor. It wasn’t as strong, nor as long, as the tall man interference in the south…
We reviewed the first hour of the south tower investigation and found some interesting items towards the end. There are continuous whispering sounds during the time Saleen and Colleen connected with James, the young boy spirit, on the 3rd floor. As we leave the area, a heavy static sound comes over the recording when Colleen…