Necrophonic 1.7

Necrophonic is an impressive ITC (Instrumental Transcommunication) app designed specifically for spirit communication and EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) research.

With its meticulously mastered audio, Necrophonic presents a wide range of sound properties that have been carefully enhanced using Pro Tools. High, mid, and low frequencies are perfectly balanced, and various filters are applied to create distinctive sound characteristics. These techniques effectively layer the audio, resulting in an environment ideal for establishing spirit communication.

The audio compilation itself consists of phonemes, partial words, reverse audio, fragments from foreign languages, and other speech elements that aid spirits in conveying their messages. While basic phonetic sounds such as "na," "no," "da," "do," "di," "ma," and "may" are present, it's important to note that the sound banks do not contain any coherent words or phrases.

Similar to my previous app, "Spiritus Ghost Box," Necrophonic also features multiple sound banks. However, unlike its predecessor's four sound banks, Necrophonic boasts eight active sound banks, providing users with an expanded audio library to facilitate spirit communication.

Additionally, there is an optional ninth sound bank called "White Noise" available in this app. Derived from the internal sounds of the renowned DR60 recorder, widely acclaimed as the "Holy Grail" among EVP recorders, this bank can be used independently or in conjunction with the other eight sound banks. It's important to note that the "White Noise" bank is not a traditional White Noise Generator; it functions as a normal sound bank similar to the others but contains white noise recordings from the DR60.

As for audio effects, Necrophonic incorporates Echo and Reverb, which have proven to be highly effective in ITC sessions. The Echo effect allows manipulation within the echo itself, offering additional opportunities for real-time communication by repeating the audio, improving clarity, and facilitating a better understanding of what is being communicated. Applying Reverb to the audio creates a spacious sound environment, further enhancing audio manipulation and improving overall experience.