disappearance??

[Aesalon]

(06-21-2010 03:58 PM)scarygirl67 Wrote:  Thank you for bringing all of that up, Nate. Extremely good advice. I've also heard of teams videotaping themselves recording...more backup. Having the EVP session videotaped as well might catch something that would make an explainable sound that you didn't notice at the time.

I will second this - even if you do not video the session, I would recommend using multiple audio recorders. Redundant audio may help you identify the 'non-paranormal' noises more clearly so you are not wasting you time listening to those 50 times. When doing so, (unless you have recorders that have time-stamps) make sure you start all of your recordings at the same time, so if you hear a creak at 53 minutes, you can reference the sound on the second recorder more easily

[NateSean]

Another suggestion (Don't worry, I won't flood you on your first attempt) is to give a few seconds of space between questions.

Something else you might try is a trigger object. For example, if you know that the spirits of children are present, you could use a bouncy ball, or a picture book to try to get a reaction from the spirit.

I got a very clear direct response to a similar experiment at my last investigation. I was showing the "children" some pictures of princesses and asking if they would like to see them.

A little girl's voice can be heard saying, "Yes, yes."