Yi-Lo, You might want to contact Bill Evans, who is a research associate at Cornell University. He has software that can record, identify, and count nocturnal flight calls of migrating passerines. Yours sounds like a similar application. Offhand, I don't know Bill's e-mail address, but you should be able to get in touch with him through Cornell.
Allen Chartier [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1442 West River Park Drive Inkster, MI 48141 Website: http://www.amazilia.net Michigan HummerNet: http://www.amazilia.net/MIHummerNet/index.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 12:32 PM > I am analyzing zebra finch singing rates pre- and post-botox injections into > their vocal muscle. However, I have over two-hundred CDs full of birdsong > recording, and there are a ton of tracks that only contain noise (perch > hops, call notes, etc.). I was wondering if anybody knows about a program > that I can use to count my songs without even opening the files. Maybe, if it > can tell me how many times a certain note is recognized on the CD, that > would be tremendously helpful. > Thanks everyone! > > Yi-Lo > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
