Roaring Kitty and Tsuki: A Spectrogram Deep Dive

I’ve been digging deeper into the Roaring Kitty and Tsuki mystery and it’s getting more interesting. I’ve spent some hours poring over spectrograms, comparing frequency patterns, harmonics, and vocal characteristics between the two. Key findings: * Striking similarities: The frequency ranges, harmonic structures, and overall vocal print are remarkably consistent across both recordings. * Formant analysis: The specific formant frequencies, which are like fingerprints of the vocal tract, match up surprisingly well. This suggests a very high probability of the same speaker. * Jitter and shimmer analysis:Preliminary analysis shows consistent levels of jitter and shimmer, which are measures of voice stability, further supporting the same speaker theory.

I’m still in the early stages of this analysis, but the detailed analysis of the frequency patterns, harmonics, and unique vocal characteristics across both spectrograms is pointing strongly towards the same individual being behind both Roaring Kitty and Tsuki. I’m eager to hear your thoughts.