WildSpectra 2 is a software that provides real-time spectrogram and audio analysis. It enables users to analyze audio properties and visualize the sound spectrum.
WildSpectra is an advanced audio analysis program that can be used in various scientific applications. The program is a collaborative project by Dr. R. Haven Wiley and his son from the biology department at UNC in Chapel Hill.
WildSpectra allows users to record sounds in real-time while displaying the spectrogram on the screen. This feature allows users to perform time-section and frequency-section analysis on the recording to obtain accurate results.
Primarily used for ornithological study and tree frog research, WildSpectra is a versatile tool that supports various audio analysis tasks. The intuitive interface and advanced features make it easy to use for scientific research purposes.
The updated WildSpectra 2 now supports QuickTime functions to record sounds and display real-time spectrograms. The software is compatible with any Mac with a processor speed greater than 800 MHz.
In conclusion, WildSpectra is an excellent audio analysis tool for users with scientific application needs, where it helps them to obtain precise results in their research analysis.
WildSpectra allows users to record sounds in real-time while displaying the spectrogram on the screen. This feature allows users to perform time-section and frequency-section analysis on the recording to obtain accurate results.
Primarily used for ornithological study and tree frog research, WildSpectra is a versatile tool that supports various audio analysis tasks. The intuitive interface and advanced features make it easy to use for scientific research purposes.
The updated WildSpectra 2 now supports QuickTime functions to record sounds and display real-time spectrograms. The software is compatible with any Mac with a processor speed greater than 800 MHz.
In conclusion, WildSpectra is an excellent audio analysis tool for users with scientific application needs, where it helps them to obtain precise results in their research analysis.
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