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<Matthew_Perry@adobeforums.com> wrote in message
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> I'd like to compare two recordings and report how much
> energy (dB) is present at center frequency 125 Hz, 250
> Hz, etc. The problem is that the two recordings have
> different frequency ranges (0-3875 Hz vs. 0-5340 Hz).
> Since the frequency range of one file is bigger than the
> other, the analysis is reported at different points for
> each file.
>
> One report shows 0, 125, 250, 375 . . . 3875 Hz.
> The other 0, 172, 344, 516 . . . 5340 Hz.

> Is there any way I could coerce Audition into performing
> the frequency analysis across the same range for both
> files?

Draw an appropriate low pass or bandpass filter with the FFT
filter. Set a relatively large number of points for the FFT
size - at least a few thousand.


The downsampling idea is a good one.