Hi guys!
I'm a PD noob and i'm starting to work on an audio interaction project. I'm trying to create a sort of real-time graphic, able to show the source (i.e. birds, waterfall, ambulance horn) of sounds obtained through continuous acquisition of audio and spectrum analysis.
I'll try to explain: Is it possible for the software to perceive the overcoming of a volume threshold by a frequency range in a live sound context?
For example in a rural landscape the software would recognize the apparition of a crow caw and, through a conditional box, give back a picture or a video?
Thanks a lot in advance for all your precious advices!

Theoretically it should be able to do that.. There are filters for the spectrum and something like [threshold~] or [env~] for the amplitude.. Pitchtracking could be helpful too.. eg. with [fiddle~] or just search the forum (for [helmholtz~]). And there are objects for loading pictures into pd (not only in GEM)..
..so now it's your turn.. If you get it working maybe post some material in the forum's output-section...

Thanks Flipp, I'll try some of these and post the results (we'll have to wait sooo long)!