Tulpa speaking through a EVP Device.

[Thisisausername]

I was thinking it'd make some good starter equipment.

I'm sure it's a decent kit for basic "paranormal activities" however some of the sound equipment looks dreadful and the last thing you want with that sort of thing is distortion.

[ani_cat_candy]

That's why you upgrade over time as you get the money to do so.

Are we the only ones who see the logic in this? ~Kou

 

Apparently so.. Tsk. Sad sad world. ~Gatto

 

-__-U Why do you guys do this to me?

 

Because we love ya! *tackle hugs momma* ~Kou

[Sands]

And what did that have to do with the thread?

 

Seriously, that one time I take a look at this board and this is what's going on in here? Goddamn.

 

Anyways yeah, better microphone and all, but tuppers aren't exactly anything supernatural. Even if one believed in ghosts and shit and that you can record what they say, tuppers aren't any more supernatural than you are. Unless you believe you too can be a supernatural whatever, I dunno.

[Dreamless Window]

What you hear is also attributable to yourself; that is, your tulpa tells you what they said, or you are listening a bit too hard in white noise for your tulpa's voice.

Although I agree with almost everything you said, waffles, I think you are wrong with this one. If your tulpa tells you "I said mama", then you'll look for "mama", and even if you hear "Hello, I'm your tulpa", you are gonna ignore it (probably unaware) because that's not what your tulpa said. What I mean is that it's harder to look for an specific word than to any word.

 

Once you, due to this, misinterpret insignificant noise for a word, you post what this word is and where to find it. Thus any listener is listening out for 'mama' around halfway through, and they similarly misinterpret the sound. To avoid this, please do not tell us what you heard; just post the recording first.

This. This is probably the most important thing if you want to make a good experiment out of this.

 

I was into talking to spirit's I did get alot of activity with it and a sort of "Spirit Guide" Talked to me through the EVP recording program/App I used. her name was Aheri and it didnt seem like any radio interference it was very intelligent conversation I did have with her

Ok. So, what? You set your EVP to record, and started to talk in your room (or maybe you waited until you got something first)? Probably, you didn't get anything at first, but you believed you would eventually (otherwise, you'd end up missing it when it happened), right? You probably did this fort a long time, and when you got something, it was probably hard to understand, but while you got better at "listening", everything became easier, and you would find yourself understanding Aheri and finding her words almost effortlessly; am I wrong?

Am I really the only one who sees something here?

[MysticalBurrito]

I listened to it and i'm very skeptical about that, yes i did hear something but I'm nto sure if that was background noise or actually your tulpa speaking. Very skeptical at the moment.

[Pikliat]

If you're in the cheap, Audacity is free and has a feature that removes background noise of a certain wavelength/register. Might help if your mic is shit.

 

Inb4 "I heard my tulpa on tape!" "That's because it's your tulpa..."

[jean-luc]

I often realize that while I'm forcing I'll be very quietly saying whatever my tulpa is saying, to a point of not really noticing. I recommend you record again with a tongue depressor. Or maybe just keep your mouth shut(literally).