Deadwave - (Paranormal ITC EVP Ghost Box) is a premium lifestyle application that was developed by ChillSeekers for mobile devices. It is a ghost detector app that utilizes Instrumental Trans Communication (ITC) to communicate with ghosts and spirits through electronic devices with the modulation of sound waves.

Similar to Ghost Camera or Ghost Radar Classic, Deadwave - (Paranormal ITC EVP Ghost Box) is a paranormal tool that can be used to possibly make contact and communicate with otherworldly entities that lurk alongside the living, based on the popular theory set by the Electronic Voice Phenomenon.

What is it exactly?

In ghost hunting and parapsychology, electronic voice phenomena (EVP) are sounds found on electronic recordings that are interpreted as spirit voices that have been either unintentionally recorded or intentionally requested and recorded. It's this theory that Deadwave - (Paranormal ITC EVP Ghost Box) is operating in. It uses Instrumental Trans Communication to try and communicate with spirit through sound waves interpreted as voices or a form of language.

Deadwave offers you up to four sound channels that you can enable, and an option to turn on microphone input which volume and delay levels you can adjust. For audio, you have fully adjustable effects, namely Echo, Reverb, Noise Gate, and Pitch to achieve the type of sound you're after. You even get a simple 4-band equalizer to adjust and hone in on specific frequencies.

There are two types of EVP you can use here. The first is Transform EVP, which is how spirits manipulate sound in recordings. Meanwhile, Opportunistic EVP lets you communicate in real-time. Apart from those, though, there are no advanced sound options available for complex sound capture or calibration. Also, there is no free version for you to test out its features first before you decide to make a purchase.

Paranormal activity

If you like to delve into the realm of the paranormal and otherwordly subjects, Deadwave - (Paranormal ITC EVP Ghost Box) might be worth your while. It operates under the EVP theory and offers a decent amount of sound options and effects. It would have been great if a free trial version was available to test its features first, though.