diyAudio Forums Archive > Top > Source > Digital DSP Guru wanted - Click HERE for Original Thread blu_line please can a DSP guru contact me ? grtz Simon Peter Daniel I did a search for 'dsp' in Introductions section and this is what it came with: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/sear...rder=descending This may be a potential gurus list ;) DSP_Geek quote: Originally posted by blu_line please can a DSP guru contact me ? grtz Simon Whazzup? ojg quote: Originally posted by blu_line please can a DSP guru contact me ? grtz Simon I'm no guru, but... What do you need? JinMTVT beeing here... for all the DSP GURUS .. i can't conceive that there isn't a software/plugin/driver/filter that was designed with loudspeaker management in mind for windows .. i've been searching for 2 weeks now, and found only partial answers, that do alter sound only on a few selected sources ..and dind't include crossover and output redirection :( what i'd like to do, and i am sure that alot of people here would like to do the same , is the same kind of operations that are done on expensive units such as : DEQX, BSS FDS.. LAKE CONTOUR and all but in windows, using whatever asio/wdm/mme necessary alter all the output of sound from whatever source ( even only beeing able to do it for direct X would be nice ) and the needed operations would be : Crossover( with at least 4th order + steep ), param EQ,room corrections, phase/delay adjustments, and output redirection ( like taking a stereo sound, and outputting the tweeter on the surround outs of my 8 channel sound card ) do you guys know of anything that already exists ? only doing crossover for all outputted sound would be already nice! :) HELP NEEDED FROM DSP GURUS! :p DSP_Geek quote: Originally posted by JinMTVT beeing here... for all the DSP GURUS .. i can't conceive that there isn't a software/plugin/driver/filter that was designed with loudspeaker management in mind for windows .. HELP NEEDED FROM DSP GURUS! :p The DSP for most of your list is actually fairly elementary - the tough part is getting all that stuff to talk with inputs and outputs while not getting hosed with latency or dropouts if Windows decides it's a fine time to start spanking the disk. If someone has a solution to that problem we should talk. Francois. blu_line DSP_GEEK and ojg , please could you contact me ?! grtz Simon jdybnis Jin, This might be what you need: http://pcazeles.perso.cegetel.net/acxo.htm It's not geared towards loudspeaker builders, but it was designed to replace a TacT system, so it definitely has the power.

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