Upload your audio or click on a pre-loaded example.
Drag and drop your audio file containing animal vocalizations,
or click on an example.
Trim your audio (if needed) by clicking the scissors
icon on the bottom right of the audio panel. Try to keep your audio
to 10 seconds or less.
View the Spectrogram (optional). You can easily
view/hide the spectrogram of your audio for closer analysis.
Select a task or write your own. Select an option
from pre-loaded tasks. This will auto-fill the text box with a prompt,
so all you have to do is hit Send. Or, type a custom prompt directly
into the chat.
Send and Analyze Audio. Press "Send" or type Enter
to begin processing your audio. Ask follow-up questions or press
"Clear" to start a new conversation.
Tips
Prompting Best Practices
When possible, use scientific or taxonomic names and mention
the context if known (geographic area/location, time of day
or year, habitat type)
Ask one question at a time, and be specific about what
you want to know
❌ Don't ask:
"Analyze this audio and tell me all you know about it."
✅ Do ask:
"What species made this sound?"
Keep prompts more open-ended and avoid asking Yes/No
or very targeted questions
❌ Don't ask:
"Is there a bottlenose dolphin vocalizing in the audio?
Yes or No."
✅ Do ask:
"What focal species, if any, are heard in the audio?"
Giving the model options to choose works well for broader
categories (less so for specific species)
❌ Don't ask:
"Classify the audio into one of the following species:
Bottlenose Dolphin, Orca, Great Gray Owl"
✅ Do ask:
"Classify the audio into one of the following categories:
Cetaceans, Aves, or None."