Technique: Portuguese Language Crowd Babble

Portuguese Language Crowd Babble

In the search for an effective background sound source, crowd babble has proven to be one of the more effective. Brazilian ITC researcher, Sonia Rinaldi, made this Portuguese language crowd babble sound track available to the ATransC. We have reversed it and clipped any outstanding vocalization so that just a steady flow of voice frequency sound is heard. It is only 30 seconds, so you will want to either copy and paste several times to make the file longer or play it in a loop. Download this mp3 file here.

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Visual ITC

Index: Techniques for Visual ITC

Video ITC Recording Techniques

Moving water for Visual ITC

Audio ITC

Index: Techniques for Working with
Audio ITC

Basic Recording EVP

Editing Sound Files for EVP

Optical Microphone for EVP

Optical Microphone for EVP--Version 2

Phone Line for EVP Collection

Portuguese Language Crowd Babble

Real-time EVP using DC6

Record Sound into a Computer

Remove Noise with Inverted Channel

Nullification

Richard Smith EVPmaker with allophones

Selecting an Audio Recorder

Setup for audacity audio program

Using a computer to record for EVP

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Monitoring Geoweather

Sidereal Time as it influences trans-
etheric phenomena

Articles: Bill Weisensale RF Experiement

Articles: Reunions-Sonia Rinaldi and

Telephone ITC

Articles: The Monroe Way-Hemi Sync

Best Practices: 4Cell EVP Protocol

Best Practices: Characteristics Test for
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Best Practices: Objectivity Test for EVP

Best Practices: Using a Second Recorder

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