Yeah I like Sonic Visualiser a lot. Nice smooth interface, just
remember to install some plugins for it to make it do fancy things. As
it happens, it's mainly made by someone two doors down from me :) and
I have contributed some patches, am doing more work with it these
days.
Dan
2010/10/11 Björ
I live in a similar setting (more desert than plains) in Central Washington
near the university and yes there is a lot of distance between the Americas
folks. I'm down for contributing manuals/lessons on various topics (puredata
basics, ardour sessions, jack settings, etc...).
Recently, I've been
Yes, there is also Praat. Both are really good, you won't miss ircam tools.
2010/10/11 Björn Eriksson :
> Hello!
> Sorry to say I have not yet much experience of different sound analysis
> software, the only one I tested, and I found it rather intuitive and well is
> Sonic Visualiser - http://www.
Hello!
Sorry to say I have not yet much experience of different sound analysis
software, the only one I tested, and I found it rather intuitive and well is
Sonic Visualiser - http://www.sonicvisualiser.org/ - which also is free GNU
software.
There are probably a lot of them out there... fill in,
Dear community,
has someone of You experiences with xspect developed by IRCAM?
Do maybee recommand other softwares for doing sound-analysis?
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