dhaman
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dhaman reacted to Weeb Labs's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with
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Now that I have finally been discharged from the hospital, I have some handy new functionality to announce. :) First is our new... -
dhaman reacted to Weeb Labs's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
Another little peek into this week's release. On-graph filter editing that definitely isn't a shameless clone of FabFilter down to the...
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dhaman reacted to Weeb Labs's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
A little demo of the upcoming display support within Control Surfaces. :) This feature requires a great deal of testing, as it needs...
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dhaman reacted to Weeb Labs's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
A little spoiler here. We now have support for all common I2C character displays within Control Surfaces. :) Several display modes...
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dhaman reacted to Weeb Labs's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
If you are using a PCM5012A DAC, it should be possible to implement a soft startup using a high value pull-up resistor on it XSMT pin...
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dhaman reacted to Weeb Labs's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
This does not currently exist but is a great idea! I will fold it into this weekend's initial v1.1.6 beta as a new Timers component...
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dhaman reacted to Weeb Labs's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
I'm afraid this is not really possible. In the current architecture, there are eight input channels and eight output channels. The...
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dhaman reacted to Weeb Labs's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
Following more than a month of development, I am delighted to announce the final release of DSPi Firmware v1.1.5, along with the...
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dhaman reacted to Weeb Labs's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
Just a little update. We now have a Linkwitz Transform filter type and highly configurable psychoacoustic bass (phantom fundamental)...
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dhaman reacted to Weeb Labs's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
We now have a comprehensive suite of onboard test tones, supporting almost every conceivable use case. :) (This is indeed a prelude to...
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dhaman reacted to zergxia's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
I think quite a lot of users would be interested if Weeb Labs releases some DSPi kits in the future. I’m with you on that. If folks...
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dhaman reacted to zergxia's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
The insides are really simple, just five optical transceivers and the corresponding decoupling capacitors installed.
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dhaman reacted to zergxia's post in the thread Introducing DSPi | A powerful, user friendly and open source DSP for less than a cup of coffee with Like.
I managed to rig up an aluminum alloy case to enclose the DSPi;)
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