The method is more important than the tool.
If you need an editor try "Audacity" which is a free program.
I use a more expensive one because I need a "surround sound mixer"
The method was to first use a FFT Filter to cut the frequencies above
and below the bird as well as do some initial amplification. I then
sampled an area of your file without the bird for applying noise
reduction to the entire file. Last I did an amplification to set the
final levels.
I still have not checked to see if that is a Fox Sparrow or not.
Rich Peet
--- In "el_supremo01"
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> --- In "Rich Peet" <richpeet@> wrote:
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> > For species ID I would have posted an edit such as this:
> > http:\\home.comcast.net/~richpeet\edit.mp3
> > I spendt less than a min on this edit.
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> Wow. How did you do that and with which program?
>
> Pete
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> > I checked no references and just by ear I go with the call notes of a
> > sparrow. Maybe a Fox.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Pete
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