The Amazing Portal Team – Recording Method    

Equipment

1. Sony ICD B300 Recorder

2. WavePad Audio Analysis Software

3. A Pre-recorded Russian or Bulgarian language file from Internet radio stations (reversed in WavePad).

Reversed language is used to minimise the possibility of ‘false positive’ English words appearing. False positives do not occur with Morse Code obviously.

Method

1. Hold recorder in hand and ask your question.

2. Once you have finished asking your question keep recorder running and switch on the language file and record that whilst remaining silent.

3. Leave your recorder running and record no longer than 1 minute of reversed Russian/Bulgarian language (These are Alison’s languages of choice).

The spirits use the foreign language voice frequencies and transform them into English words and/or Morse Code.

4. Play back your recording from the SONY B300 into your computer / WavePad software.

5. The EVP file will now be on your computer and you can analyse with WavePad (or whatever software you like to use).

6. When playing back, if you have captured ‘transformed EVP’ you will hear the English words and/or Morse Code ‘within / in between’ the reversed language.

7. If you want to make it easier for others to hear cut out the unused foreign language leaving only the English words and/or Morse Code and re-save the file under a different name.

NOTES:

You can reverse the foreign language file you recorded in Wavepad.

You won’t hear anything whilst recording, only on playback.

You DO NOT ask your question AND have the foreign language playing at the same time.

You will NOT hear the ‘background language’ behind the English words or Morse Code at the same time. This is because the voice frequencies have been transformed. The original foreign language no longer exists, they transformed it.

THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT: Make sure you keep the original raw format files or you may be accused of tampering with or faking EVP files. When sending files for others to ‘analyse’ they will need the original raw files and the edited one for comparison. So that’s 1. The original reversed language background file, 2. The recorded EVP file (transformed) and 3. The one you may have edited for clarity.

PS. Morse files do not need to be edited for clarity.

PPS. If there is anything you don’t understand with this method feel free to send us a message using the contact form.

PPPS. Don’t forget… It took Alison 2 years of persistent dedication so don’t expect miracles overnight !!