rotabeast
09-09-2009, 06:43 PM
Hello!
I am doing a project for my final year in college that will use
(hopefully) dsp based PIC microcontroller to implement a multi effect
processor. From looking at the site, i see that analog's and texas ins
chips seem to be at the fore. Unfortunately the resources aren't availabl
for me to use these chips or any boards associated with them fo
development. What i'd like to do is send in a simple .wav file, some simpl
note, then perform a few different delay based effects on it, for example
delay with feedback, phase, echo/reverb. So, my question is, is it possibl
to do what i'm talking about on a PIC, and if so, what would be the correc
PIC to go for and the correct board also? From looking at a few algorithm
it doesn't seem tremendously difficult to do, but then again assumption i
the mother of all screw ups, hence why i need you guys' help!!
I really appreciate any help you could provide, including code, software
hardware advice, whatever you might think would be useful!
Thanks in advance!
I am doing a project for my final year in college that will use
(hopefully) dsp based PIC microcontroller to implement a multi effect
processor. From looking at the site, i see that analog's and texas ins
chips seem to be at the fore. Unfortunately the resources aren't availabl
for me to use these chips or any boards associated with them fo
development. What i'd like to do is send in a simple .wav file, some simpl
note, then perform a few different delay based effects on it, for example
delay with feedback, phase, echo/reverb. So, my question is, is it possibl
to do what i'm talking about on a PIC, and if so, what would be the correc
PIC to go for and the correct board also? From looking at a few algorithm
it doesn't seem tremendously difficult to do, but then again assumption i
the mother of all screw ups, hence why i need you guys' help!!
I really appreciate any help you could provide, including code, software
hardware advice, whatever you might think would be useful!
Thanks in advance!