AUDACITY PLUGINS SONIC VISUALISER FULL

Detecting beats, pitch, vowel sounds, and other audio features is something that has fascinated me since I once saw a documentary about deaf children in 1970s France, where children were apparently trained to speak using a computer game that made children learn the subtle difference between speaking different vowel sounds.

I guess I am following this line of thought because I am interested in how we can analyse sound data meaningfully.

AUDACITY PLUGINS SONIC VISUALISER FULL

I downloaded it recently and found that it worked incredibly fast and was also full of many useful annotative functions and could also run 'feature-extraction' plugins (eg: beat trackers, pitch detection, etc). Sonic Visualiser is apparently a program explicitly built for viewing and exploring audio data for semantic music analysis and annotation. And after you get the graph, what do you do with it? After the data is visualised, how can we get to the data and break it down? Viewing audio spectrums in audio editing programs like Audacity can be unpredictable as it may frequently crash or hang because the program/computer can't handle the processing required to analyse and display the spectrogram.

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