I have tried to stay away from the whole concept of a DSP in my system but I finally caved in. The DSP from 3e Audio seemed versatile and well built so I bought one with the intention of using it as an active crossover and Linkwitz Transform. I quickly saw the potential and found the DSP a bit underutilized as just a crossover. It is currently used as the preamp, headphone PEQ and speaker EQ in my latest integrated. New use-cases keeps popping up the more I learn about SigmaStudio and the DSP.
I wish there would have been some sort of holistic primer or tutorial that could have gotten me up to speed but I could not find one. I have therefor started to sum up my experiences in a series of blog posts, tutorial style. I hope it can be of use for the ones starting out with SigmaStudio and a DSP (especially the one from 3e Audio).
You find the "tutorial" on my blog, here is a link to part 1: SigmaStudio Tutorial Part 1.
I wish there would have been some sort of holistic primer or tutorial that could have gotten me up to speed but I could not find one. I have therefor started to sum up my experiences in a series of blog posts, tutorial style. I hope it can be of use for the ones starting out with SigmaStudio and a DSP (especially the one from 3e Audio).
You find the "tutorial" on my blog, here is a link to part 1: SigmaStudio Tutorial Part 1.
Wondering if you made mention in the tutorial of allowing for prevention of intersample overs?
Intersample Overs in CD Recordings - Benchmark Media Systems
Intersample Overs in CD Recordings - Benchmark Media Systems
Interesting article but no, I will keep the tutorial fairly straight forward focusing on SigmaStudio and the DSP. But feel free to add relevant information and comments in this thread.
Part 3: SigmaStudio Tutorial Part 3.