This requires you to considere digital sampling rates which in turn places constraints on the length of time you can record. Be sure to note the settings you employed to make the recordings. As you design your experiment, you must consider what you must obtain in the way of electrophysiological recordings that will be amenable to statistical analysis. Consider issues such as how many different crickets you must record from to be able to generalize a concept. As is the case in nearly every experimental endeavor, obstacles will be encountered, some unforeseeable.
Good scientists produce creative solutions.
While Dr. Davis is willing to assist with technical problems, try to anticipate difficulties before they arise and attempt to deal with them on your own before consulting for help. Don't give up easily. You may use Jandel SigmaStat and SigmaPlot software for statistical analysis. You are free to use other statistical packages but Dr. Davis will not be able to provide assistance with programs other than SigmaStat and SigmaPlot. During that time you are to present minimal background information, the hypothesis you investigate, a brief description of how the experiment was conducted, examples of raw data, summary tables and figures, the results of statistical analysis, your interpretation of the results and how they relate to your original hypothesis.