Free Voice Analyzer Software
UltimaSound is a real-time audio signal analysis software, and it is FREE*!
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With UltimaSound spectrogram software and a laptop, you can see a vivid picture ofyour voice and music in frequency domain in real time!
Here is an youtube teaser for the software:
This is a great project for science fair and science class teaching inmiddle/high school to visually demonstrate the elements of sound:frequency, amplitude, pattern, spectrum. Read on and you will know how to impress your friends and teachers in sciencefair.
What should you know first?
It is time to review whatyou learnt in science class. Well, if you have returned what you learntto the teachers after passing the grade, you may find the following wiki infouseful :)
Liftoff simulator free download for mac. UltimaSound is a Freeware for home use.
WinDaq add-ons is the only UltimaSerial product being supported actively, all other software products are in FREEZE state, meaning no more modification nor active support
To use UltimaSound
Set up the configuration like the demo below, or you may opt to use an audio cable to connect the line-out port to the line-in port on your PC for a better capturing quality:
Download any of the sample sound files below and use a Media Player or Window's Sound Recorder, which can be found in Windows-> Start->All Programs-> Accessories-> Entertainment group if you use Windows XP, to playback it back while using UltimaSound to capture the spectrogram.
Sound file contains the word 'Hello', which is demonstrated in the video above.
Download Coagula Light to create or import any image and play it back, from your PC's speaker to microphone, and you will capture the image like a fax machine, please refer to the teaser youtube video in the beginning of the page.
Note: Coagula converts image to sound file with Logarithmic Frequency Scaling, thus you will notice distortion in frequency direction unless you check the appropriate option in UltimaSound (see the screen capture below, the left image is produced when Logarithmic Frequency Scaling was on, the right is when Logarithmic Frequency Scaling was off)
Sample BMP file that produces the sound image in the Youtube teaser video.
- Sample audio file that produces the sound image above
- Based on your PC's performance, you may need to adjust the height and width of UltimaSound panel to achieve the best proportion for the image.
- Some Science Fair Project Ideas :
- Compare the fidelity between different cell phone carriers and land line phones
- Hint, you may want to enable the persist feature of UltimaSound and a sweeping sound source to go through the whole frequency range
- Playback a song and watch its spectrogram
- Play your piano, guitar, violin or other musical instruments, and capture the notes
- Reference: Piano Key frequencies
- Talk or whistle to the microphone directly
- Reference: Audio Frequency
- Identify animal sounds
- Reference: Farm Animal Sounds
- Evaluate the sound quality of different headphones/speakers and microphones
- Hint, you may want to use the persist feature of UltimaSound and a sweeping sound source to go through the whole frequency range
- Compare the fidelity between different cell phone carriers and land line phones
UltimaSound has been upgraded with a better GUI and more powerful FFT engine
Up to 16 times higher frequency resolution (16384-point FFT), this is especially helpful when you enable the maximum sample rate for your sound system
Up to 16 times higher sensitivity (16-bit ADC readings), thus it will pick up a lot more audio activities.
Faster and smoother charting
Three scaling options for the frequency axis:
Standard Frequency Scaling, each pixel line represents one frequency component and you may use the horizontal scroll bar to scroll the interested frequency range into view.
Logarithmic Frequency Scaling, to fit the full frequency range to the charting area with a logarithmic scale. This is perfect to display Coagula Light's sound files or generate a frequency response like what you see in an audio engineering chart
Full-fit Frequency Scaling, to fit the full frequency range to the charting area with a linear scale
Six charting directions for waterfall display
Bottom to top, it takes the spectrum windows from the chart above as its own, and the waterfall flows up
-45 degree, it takes the spectrum windows from the chart above as its own, and the waterfall flows down in a -45 degree slope
45 degree, it takes the spectrum windows from the chart above as its own, and the waterfall flows up in a 45 degree slope
Right to left, with the lowest frequency on top the chart, and the waterfall flows from right to left
Top to bottom, it takes the spectrum windows from the chart above as its own, and the waterfall flows down
iRight to left, with the lowest frequency at bottom the chart, and the waterfall flows from right to left
2D or 3D effect for waterfall display
Sizable Charts (see above) and frequency scroll bar to study a certain frequency range
Single click on BestFit button to bring a weak signal into sight immediately
Easy drag, mouse wheel roll to change the offset and amplitude of the FFT spectrum window, which will also change the display in the waterfall chart
Frequency resolution of UltimaSound is SampleRate/FFTSize
Last update: 11/18/16
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Praat is a free and open source speech analyzer software app filed under graphics software and made available by Paul Boersma and David Weenink for Windows.
The review for Praat has not been completed yet, but it was tested by an editor here on a PC and a list of features has been compiled; see below.
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Praat is a piece of software that helps phoneticians analyze, synthesize, and manipulate speech.
Praat enables you to create a source signal from scratch or from an existing speech signal, but also to create a filter or to extract it from an existing source. You can manipulate (change, adapt) both the source and the filter before doing the actual synthesis, which combines the two.
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Praat on 32-bit and 64-bit PCs
This download is licensed as freeware for the Windows (32-bit and 64-bit) operating system on a laptop or desktop PC from graphics software without restrictions. Praat 6.1.37 is available to all software users as a free download for Windows 10 PCs but also without a hitch on Windows 7 and Windows 8.
Compatibility with this speech analyzer software may vary, but will generally run fine under Microsoft Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP on either a 32-bit or 64-bit setup. A separate x64 version may be available from Paul Boersma and David Weenink.
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