Subject: | Re: ants |
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From: | "Rich Peet" <> |
Date: | Mon, 21 Jun 2004 20:24:30 -0000 |
--- In Gianni Pavan <> wrote: > Hi Rich, > I don't understand what is your goal. Just to have a sensor to > detect their movements or are you interested in their communicative sounds ? > > In the past I recorded many species able to stridulate. My goal was actually to understand piezo pickups more than I currently do. I am on the road to building a decent hydrophone which I can not afford so need to read and experiment. So after wiring a piezo direct to a mic input that Rob gave me from his junk box I just walked around listening to everything from car engines to refrigerators. I am interested in ant communicative sounds but was just surprised to detect what I can not hear. And the word "stridulate" is actually new to me as well. I have some reading to do for sure. Thanks for the offer and may take you up on it when I get the basics behind me. My condensor mics don't seem to be able to pick this ant up and I stoped at a 22,000 sample rate because I figured I would need a small mp3 or no one would bother. I have not posted to the equipment list of members here either because all I would have to say is I own an extensive junkbox in which "stuff" has either been modified or is about to be. So I guess my equipment list would be mere stridulations. Rich ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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