Both the real-time and burst methods can be used as part of an active or passive EVP session. However, they are most often used during an active session, as this method allows investigators to be more responsive.



Burst SessionA burst session is almost like a quick-fire EVP session. It involves recording two or three minutes of audio using the same methods described previously. The audio is then reviewed straight away, allowing the investigator to hear any potential voices that have been captured in the recording.

Realtime SessionA real-time, or "listen-live session," is where the investigator monitors the audio being captured in real-time. This can be done using some of the methods described previously, such as capturing EVPs via laser beams or by using telephone calls and walkie-talkies.

However, the easiest and most common way to conduct a real-time EVP session is by simply plugging a pair of headphones into your audio recorder and...