| Subject: | advice on choosing software for soundscapes (bio, geo, & androphony) |
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| From: | "" chad_cl= |
Date: Tue May 14, 2013 7:11 am ((PDT)) I am going to be volunteering some time for collecting songscapes at local = protected areas. I am just learning about how to analyze data and sonogragh= s. I hope to be a able to compare recorded files and have a program that d= oes some statistical analysis and help identify species in recordings etc. = Hence, am trying to find user-friendly software. I have been using the fre= e version of Raven (seemed good). I am now looking at Song Scope and Raven= Pro. Any suggestions on these or other software? Best regards, Chad |
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