RE: What's happening?

[A. Schadenberger]

Hi,

Nice to see some action here.

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Cheers,
Alexander

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Subject: Re: What's happening?



You Wrote:
>
>Javiv: I'd be interested to know how much you've done so far...
>
>Regards,
>
>       fudjè

My first objective is to understand how this DSP stuff works. By the 
moment I have a sine and triangle wave generators. Now I'm working on 
a filter, tunable on frecuency, gain and amplitude. But it's very 
dificult for me to understand how to aply this Fourier stuff :( so 
there is no much advance in that machine. 

When I have data done, I will try to create a control system in order 
to allow dinamyc tunning on the other machines so the will be able to 
exchange not only audio data, but also control data.

As I said before, I have not much time and this is very new for me so 
I recognize I'm very slow :((

By the moment I'm also interested on the framework, thinks like save, 
restore, and scripting will be very nice.

Could be we can exchange knowledge on how to work that DSP work. If 
anyone knows any URL pointing to info on that field, please pos it!!

Cheers.

javiv

PS. Please excuse my english.
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