I use Syrinx and alter the view until I get the best possable
sonogram. Then under edit, select to save copy of window as bitmap
image. It will then be on your clipboard and you can paste it into
a photo editing program. Once there you can edit it to remove all
the info you do not want produced in the finnal print. If you are
only doing a few it is not to much work.
Gerald White Muscatine, IA
--- In "Birding Africa (Callan
Cohen)" <> wrote:
>
> Dear Nature-recordists,
>
> I'm struggling to find software that will produce a clear sonogram
for
> analysis and presenting bird calls. I appreciate that the clarity
of the
> sonogram is affected by the quality of the recording, but it seems
that even
> with very clear recordings, it is not so easy to produce a clear
sonograms
> without excessive "noise"?
>
> Are Kay Sono-graph sonograms (from a prohibitively expensive
machine) that
> one sees in publications artificially clean?
>
> Which programs can one use to get clear sonograms? I've tried
Raven and
> syrinx-pc but I can't seem to get them even vaguely clear.
>
> Any advice?
>
> Many thanks,
> Callan
>
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