Digital voice recorder. The reason being is evp's are more likely than a picture. I love all the equipment available but this one definately will get you in the direction you need to go to find or share paranormal evidence.

undertaker1 wrote:


I have a great sony Digital voice recorder. I know the equipment needed...and I have the basics, digital recorder, EMF device and digital slr camera. Was looking more for a discussion of I use this and love it or I had this and hated it.

Do you think you could post a tutorial or video on how to do this modification? After you do it, do you put it back together and tape it to a IR light source? (I'm trying to get a mental picture of this)

How much video time does the SD card hold? (say a 32gb)

Sorry for the newbie questions!



crystalcross wrote:

Definitive recorder. Since you can watch what you do not appreciate at the time .. Leave it alone paranormal view that there .. Of course the recorder also has its secrets, like flash etc. .. Well in short .. For one of the best is, the recorder .. regards

-Gabriel

The Voice Recorder,whether Digital Or Analog Or Both.

Invest in good auido recording kit. EVP is by far the most common form of evidence you will collect. POsted this vid here a few days ago but as its on topic for this thread here is a video of our kit.

could someone tell me which is the best voice recorder to buy and Camera?

Personally an Olypmpus VN6300PC, the bigger the number the more capacity. You need the PC version to copy straight to your PC (obvious I guess)

Next up is the H2. It's cheaper than the H4 but records on four channels if you want. Main advantages are that you can wear headphones and hear EVP's real time.

Second advantage is, if you record the position of the H2 during the vigil, in analysis you can use the quad track to determine the direction of the EVP, taps and knocks etc

Incidentally, if you use Audacity to analyse audio you get quad analysis by adding the two tracks and then click on Project and Import Video to add the next two tracks

why they are nice is there something under 100 dollars?

Gale,

All good advice above. As for the under $100 question. I see you, much like me, are an investigator on a small budget. CHEAP is my specialty!

The Olypus VN6300PC which CP mentioned (thanks CP) is a great very affordable piece of equipment. It can be purchased from Amazon cheaply, or from Radio Shack or Walmart for a bit more if you want it locally.

Adding to that I would get a small external microphone and perhaps a radio shack telephone magnetic pickup for recording EMF audio frequencies.

I would suggest one or more video recorders. I have a tutorial on this site about how to convert a cheap Keychain camera into an Infrared recorder. You can do that for around $40. You can also purchase a low end entry EMF meter for under $30.

Once you have that, the next thing I would save up for is a DVR system. You can also look into some low or no-tech gear such as dowsing rods and pendulum. Although bear in mind that those devices will require a bit more practice and research. And perhaps some time spent with a master to teach you how to properly use them.

Also when you have a bit more money, I would suggest investing in a good high quality camera such as the somewhat older Nikon D70, and IR filter and a good tripod.