Sooner or later a session produces something unsettling. Gary Galka on reviewing dark responses honestly, why provoking is bad method and bad ethics, and when to simply end the session.
Capturing audio is easy. Deciding whether it was a genuine response is the real work. Gary Galka's checklist: relevance, timing, clarity, original form, and the blind review that keeps you honest.
A spirit box sweeps radio stations that speak the local language. So what does it mean when a session crosses languages? Gary Galka on his foreign-language ITC experiments and how to run one honestly.
The PSB7-PRO captures responses and the APF-D Processor lets you study them. How to wire the two together, set the volume chain, and manage the buffer memory for a serious ITC session.