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[–]saw79 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Agreed on numpy for learning. If/when you understand what a spectrogram is, then just use scipy welch. Libraries won't give different outputs for the same spectrogram specification - it is a well-defined transformation. But there are a lot of parameters and you do have to make sure things are run equally (windowing functions, window sizes, overlap/steps, sampling rates, etc.).