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(@forensicgl)
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I have an audio file that contains multiple sound events of a fraction of a second that appear identical when listening in headphones.

I would like to be able to visually compare two samples so that I can see if the graphic representation is really identical.

Based on some Google searches, the comparison technique should be called acoustic fingerprinting.

Is there any software (better if free) that I can use for my need ?



   
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jaclaz
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You want to look at spectrograms, *like*
http//spek.cc/
https://auditoryneuroscience.com/acoustics/spectrogram_software
http//www.sonicvisualiser.org/
http//spectro.enpts.com/index.php
http//www.fon.hum.uva.nl/praat/
http//www.birds.cornell.edu/brp/raven/RavenOverview.html
http//rflachlan.github.io/Luscinia/
http//www.sigview.com/
http//www.audacityteam.org/

Also, JFYI
https://www.slideshare.net/dalchecco/audio-forensics-con-strumenti-open-source

jaclaz



   
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(@forensicgl)
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Perfect, that's what I was looking for !

Thank you.



   
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RolfGutmann
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As always jaclaz is a top expert! Congratulations.



   
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jaclaz
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As always jaclaz is a top expert! Congratulations.

May be more like a Jack of all trades (and master of none). ?

jaclaz



   
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(@forensicgl)
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As always jaclaz is a top expert! Congratulations.

Yes, too bad in this forum there is no reputation/rate functionality …



   
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