Sometimes it helps spot patterns or names you might have otherwise missed. Often overlooked, serious ghost hunters and paranormal investigators will keep notes of their sessions and communication. Our goal then is to flip between the settings unless these words start to form consistent and intelligent responses to our questions. Often looking for patterns in the white noise from your microphone or quickly swapping between internet radio stations it’ll pick up words. Your PC won’t likely have an AM/FM radio ability so the technology is a little different but the idea is the same. Similar to a custom-made spirit box, the software can give spirits who can’t communicate to the naked ear a way to send at least short messages to us. Detection (often called confirmation is best done by having an intelligent conversation with spirit box software. Some tools claim to include thermometers or EMF readers but your PC does not have the required technology. Before we can start to make any kind of communication we need to know there is a nearby spirit. This doesn’t always require software but most ghosts seem to have a hard time making their presence known. The first thing any avid ghost hunter needs to do is figure out i f there are spirits around you. Tools and software like this are made specifically for paranormal investigations and use different technology to detect ghosts and (depending on the software) can allow you to communicate with them. Most ghosts struggle to communicate with the living (which is why stories of speaking to a chatty ghost are so rare). I heavily suggest taking a look at my guide on how spirit boxes work (and how to use them) because a lot of the principles here are the same. If you’d rather, you can skip directly down to my suggested list for actual usable ghost hunting software. I’ll break down how these tools work, what to look out for and what to avoid. Most ghost hunting software for PC is fake but there are a couple worth looking for, especially for the beginner paranormal investigator looking for a free way to get started. Now, you have ghost hunting software readily available for the PC. Note: Primesense the founder of the OpenNi community were bought by Apple in 2013 and the original site closed down in 2014, a “clone” of the site can be found here: .Back before ghost hunting began to explode in popularity you had to really go out of your way to get the right tools to detect faint paranormal activity unless it was right in front of your face. OpenNi: “ Established in November 2010, the not-for-profit OpenNI consortium was formed to promote and standardize the compatibility and interoperability of Natural Interaction (NI), devices, applications and middleware. is a community dedicated in becoming the number one source of news, codes and information about the latest and most innovative Microsoft Kinect user-made programs.
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