Horror In Hi-Fi: Strange Audio in the Woods - Chapter 1 | 036
Although it’s a little difficult to listen to, Scott’s recording is a stark reminder of just how far we’ve come over the last 160 years. Never before has it been so easy for us to capture and share audio at a moment’s notice. From complex recording booths to simple handheld audio devices, it seems as though we’re never very far from a microphone. This technology has given paranormal investigators the ability to finally document their experiences in a more meaningful and scientific manner. In fact, it is believed that the very first electronic voice phenomena or EVP was recorded in 1938 using Thomas Edison’s phonograph, just 7 years after Thomas Edison had died.
Now just over 80 years later, hundreds of thousands of researchers as well as unknowing bystanders alike have recorded what many believe to be undeniable evidence of something real, but unexplainable. From spirit voices to disembodied footsteps, the quality, and quantity of the phenomena being recorded is quite literally out of this world. Tonight, however, we’re going to focus on some of the audio recordings that seem to point to a more physical yet unknown source. From our local state parks and national forests to our very own backyards, tonight’s episode takes a listen to some of the strangest audio captured in the woods.
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