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Sassafrascal
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What is the best computer program to use for analyzing Evp's
I can't seem to get a straight answer on this and I don't have the cash flow to go testing a bunch of expensive programs.
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Aedryan Methyus
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Cool Edit Pro hands down!
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fratka
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fratka
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Here is a screenshot of Winrad, which is awesome for signal analysis but you have to know a little about radio signals and signal structure to play with it.
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Aedryan Methyus
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You can find cracks for Cool Edit Pro everywhere that will turn the free trial version into a full $300.00 version. It was actually purchased by Adobe a couple years ago though, so if you want one of the latest versions, it's called Adobe Audition now.
EVPMaker.... LOL! What a joke that program is, eh Frank? The AAEVP site used to (probably still do) have a warning saying that people had reported experiencing poltergeist activity in their homes after using it.... 
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Sassafrascal
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Poltergeist from software? ummmmm... that's a bit odd. But I'll stay away just in case 
Thanks for the screen shot fratka. It looks Greek to me but I'm a quick study. So my best options are Cool Edit Pro (Adobe Audition), Audacity and Winrad.
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fratka
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I find EVPmaker to be a little iffy but it has some basically good instructions in the manual for the beginner.
I use Winrad only for ITC because I can scan and listen to frequencies within a specific spectrum. If you wanna go the *ahem* illegal route with a crack thats fine but you are on your own finding the crack.
I really like audacity though, its easy to use and really versatile for a free audio editing program.
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FaerieMoon77
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What's the best way to analyze sound on a video clip? I have a cell phone video clip that I accidently captured EVP on. Any tips?
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Aedryan Methyus
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If you can't hook your phone up to your PC then just hold a mic up to it while it's playing. You can use Windows Voice Recorder to get it on your PC.
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