An easy-to-use and powerful tool for analysis of bioacoustic sounds. The low price makes it the perfect choice for anyone interested in advanced sound analysis.
Real-time spectrogram analysis mode with high-quality spectrogram and/or oscillogram running across the screen with simultaneous recording of the signal on the hard disk!
Spectrogram, Power spectrum, Zero-crossing, Pulse interval and Pulse length analyses from recorded sounds.
Supports any Windows compatible sound card.
Digital filtering for improving sound quality of recorded sounds.
Printing or clipboard export of diagrams.
Export of spectrograms and oscillograms as graphics files (bmp, jpg, tif etc.)
Various cursor types for marking and coordinate measurements, text annotation etc.
Time expansion factor to give the true time and frequency scaling in signals from time expansion bat detectors.
Multiple windows can be displayed at the same time to compare different signals or analysis results.
Optional grid lines in oscillograms and spectrograms.
Playback of sound files with time position cursor.
Automatic recording mode – turns the computer into a “voice activated recorder”.
Virtual Bat Detector mode to replay time expanded sound files from the hard disk, as heard through a heterodyne bat detector.
User defined spectrogram color mappings. Design virtually any color mapping you wish!
The “Pulse Characteristics Analysis” command enables automatic extraction of many important signal parameters, such as:
Pulse duration
Pulse start time
Pulse end time
Maximum frequency
Minimum frequency
Frequency at maximum amplitude
Reads various file types such as wav, mp3 and wma (requires codec for the desired type).
Play Speed function to implement time expansion playback of D1000X sound files.
Display of embedded data in D500X and D1000X sound files
“File management” function for extraction of embedded file information in D500X/D1000X files, renaming files (to include date/time and selectable prefix/suffix in file name), etc.
Open next/Open previous file command to quickly scan through a folder.
