I am trying to make a sonogram of an entire piece.

I would like to have the sonogram with the time line below it as a 

graphic file that i could then edit and use in a score (photoshop/ 

illustrator/gimp/whatever) and in papers, etc. & co.

Sonogram in Max/MSP is great. I use it a lot to look at real time 

input and sound files, but is there anyway to capture the out put of 

that with a time line below and freq along the side(for each page)? or 

alternately any other software that slurps in some audio and pumps out 

a hi res graphic? Years ago i was able to do such a thing in matlab... 

but of course i suck at matlab, and no longer have it anyway.

I would like to have the sonogram with the time line below it as a  
graphic file that i could then edit and use in a score (photoshop/ 
illustrator/gimp/whatever) and in papers, etc. & co.

Sonogram in Max/MSP is great. I use it a lot to look at real time  
input and sound files, but is there anyway to capture the out put of  
that with a time line below and freq along the side(for each page)? or  
alternately any other software that slurps in some audio and pumps out  
a hi res graphic? Years ago i was able to do such a thing in matlab...  
but of course i suck at matlab, and no longer have it anyway.

capturing-sonogramsspectragrams-as-a-graphic-files

jit.desktop is the only way I found within max so far. it would be nice if it could be treated like any other jit matrix. Maybe Jitter 2, cycling? :)

jit.desktop is the only way I found within max so far.  it would be nice if it could be treated like any other jit matrix.  Maybe Jitter 2, cycling?  :)


Capturing sonograms/spectragrams as a graphic files