Definitely some spooky stuff. I stay away from Ouija boards, not inviting anything like that in.

With these EVPs you should always listen to them without guidance or prodding on what you're supposed to be hearing. Once you remove the power of suggestion from the equation, all you have is static, and no one can agree on what the recording is saying.

It's garbage.

Originally posted by Nevertheless

As with the threads about rocks and pebbles on Mars looking like bones, skulls, cockroaches, or sandwiches that look like Jesus, what you are talking about is the same thing, only with audio.

Correct! It's pareidolia of the ears. I'm not sure if there is a specific word for it?

I can't really make it out too well, and I thought it was saying some thing different. So... I don't know. ? I do believe in spirits and they are on another plane. Weather or not your tapped into them or a demon , I can't say. But,...If it is Beelzebub you better run !! And don't mess with the ouija board , that's bad news too.Leave that behind. ...if I were you, I'd take your new recorder and head to a cometary to see what I could pick up.

Originally posted by Meldionne1
I can't really make it out too well, and I thought it was saying some thing different. So... I don't know. ?

If you listen to a chant (sports event) and not know who they are supporting, oftentimes you can imagine them chanting pretty much anything.
If someone listens closely to noise, and finds something that remotely sounds like speech, and then manipulates it in an arbitrary fashion, then of course you'll be able to interpret it as something. Even though it's just noise.

And that is why you hear something different.
Because it's noise.

There are voices to be heard, but they are hardly demonic. I have used a ghost box myself in the past with some spectacular results. None of them were demonic.

Sounds like the tv show ghost adventures with Zach.....

I know my response isn't very scientific, but I've just played that at a fairly high volume and it didn't even raise a flicker from my dog's ears. Was I expecting too much to think my dog would spring awake on the sofa and start snarling at this demonic presence?

I think sometimes we hear what we want to hear. Unfortunately on these recordings it really hurt my ears using ear plugs - what is that awful high pitch noise in the background? Is that electronic feedback or just the recorder? It's too distracting to actually hear what (if) the voices are saying anything.

I'm a skeptic when it comes to demons - I definitely would not hunt them or try to record them myself. That is asking for trouble. However, I wouldn't assume these voices are demons either. Quite honestly it sounds like electronic feedback like I get when using my laptop for recording.

The two EVPs I caught on tape were very short, almost like a female voice sighing or taking a breath. Sounded like it was from very far away, followed by a clicking sound which was not heard by my ears during recording. Keep trying though.

I will add another comment from my own experiences. I use Goldwave for editing and recording my sounds and music. It was interesting to note that the two female EVPs I caught did not register on the sound wave. I tried replicating the sound, making them myself - also from far away. But every sound I made peaked on the sound wave. So that is one thing to watch out for. Authentic EVPs aren't usually audible with your own ears, many are only heard on recordings and like mine, only audible with headphones. But what I do is keep the original, and then work with a copy to edit and clean up background noise. That way if anyone asks for the original recording, I have it as backup.