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From: Toth Laszlo <tothl at inf.u-szeged.hu>
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On Mon, 6 Oct 1997 J.Mcgee at Bradford.ac.uk wrote:
> For my project I wish to build
> a digital guitar effects unit, however, I do not know where to start,
> and I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction.
> Do I have to use a DSP, or is it possible to filter a guitar signal
> using a PIC? What sort of processor will I need for this project and
> what would the clock frequency need to be running at? I would also
> appreciate it if anyone could send the addresses of any DSP Web pages.
>
The simplest effects like delay, chorus, flanger, phaser don't need too
much computing power. More complex algorithms like a good reverb or
pitch-shifting may need more "horsepower". I can't help with hadrware
quetions, but I implemented most of the above algorithms on PC (not real
time), so I can help with the algorithms.
Good luck,
Laszlo
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