I’ve just posted the first part of my online tutorial on how to read spectrograms. Lesson One deals with Pitch and Inflection. More lessons to follow; all will be permanently available through the menu bar.
Let me know what you think!
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How to Read Spectrograms: Pitch & InflectionI’ve just posted the first part of my online tutorial on how to read spectrograms. Lesson One deals with Pitch and Inflection. More lessons to follow; all will be permanently available through the menu bar. Let me know what you think! 1 comment to How to Read Spectrograms: Pitch & Inflection |
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What do I think? Excellent! Extremely valuable! The most succinct explanation of these song characters that I’ve seen. Keep ‘em coming as fast as you can.
The Black-chinned Sparrow song is especially instructive — a song I’ve heard now and then but never truly studied before.
I’m writing a short article about proposed species status for “Lilian’s” Meadowlark, and I’ll mention your timely discussion of the vocalizations.
Best regards,
Paul Hess