There are two strange noises at my apartment. One is 1.5khz and the other is 6.5khz.
They are coming from outside my apartment and when I use rta with my umik1 it just doesn’t provide enough fidelity to hot/cold track the noises down.
I would like to try and use the microphone array to track them down. Any ideas if it can accomplish that goal?
I don’t think so, and I’m curious how you know the frequency of the noise.
I have a omnidirectional class 2 microphone.
I have the exact same need.
I have a (“birdy”?) noise in my yard at night and I would to track it down.
I registered a spetrum analysis with a android app and it showed a 1160 Hz signal.
I have just got a 4-Mic array respeaker with a raspberry.
I have launched the standard doa example (vad_doa.py in mic_array github repo).
But I would like to implement a new feature to filter given a frequency window around 1160 Hz.
Dude! I rented a CAE sound camera from The Moral Shop.
It was kind of expensive but one of the coolest things I have used!!