Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP) commonly refers to a voice captured on a recording device that was later discovered and not heard at the time of recording. Phantom Sound Recording (PSR),* coined by paranormal researcher Stephen Lancaster, refers to recording an audible and unexplainable sound, spoken or otherwise, heard in realtime.

 

METHODOLOGY: It is our belief, that in order to truly validate EVP or PSR recordings, the environment must be completely controlled and documented by not only audio recording devices, but visual recording devices as well. This method decreases the amount of misrepresentation and misinterpretation of perceived spiritual recordings when the entire environment is documented both visually and audibly. 

 

Following this methodology further validates recordings of interest by visually demonstrating the recording session. This method allows researchers and investigators to dismiss conventional audio contamination.

 

PREPARATION: Power off all electrical items, including central air and refrigerators. Power off cell phones, two-way radios and any other electrical device that may cause interference.

 

Place camera(s) on tripod(s) angled in a fashion that documents the entire area where session is taking place. All investigators and researchers as well as audio recorders should be visible within camera(s) frame. Place camera(s) on tripod(s) angled out any present windows to document passing automobile traffic, outdoor elements and human intervention.

 

Sync audio recorders and cameras before beginning session. 

 

REVIEWING: When reviewing your audio recordings, document the time of any perceived EVP or PSR and cross reference with video footage to dismiss conventional contamination caused by investigators or other outside sources.

 

 

 

 

These videos and audio recordings contain perceived paranormal phenomena in which no conventional cause could be determined.

 

Reviewable EVP and PSR files coming soon to this page. Check back often.