[sdiy] sdiy dsp board?

Tim Ressel madhun2001 at yahoo.com
Wed Sep 7 21:14:44 CEST 2005


These are all great ideas. I even have a couple of the
2181 ez kits. Here's the thing: If I come up with a
filterbank app or an additive voice app, I just know
folks will want their own. Besides, I'd be cool to
stash a dsp board in a module (or a baby). DSP hols
some read sdiy possibilities, I believe.

--TimR

--- Metrophage <c0r3dump23 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> --- asfi at eol.ca wrote:
> 
> > Unfortunately, the "EZKIT Lite" used to be US$89
> (a decent deal for
> > a demoboard complete with some software) but now
> it's US$245. Still,
> > in these days of nonexistent lifecycles, I'm
> amazed that something
> > that came out in Windows 3.1 days is still around:
> 
> That was a weird decision on behalf of ADI. I figure
> they'd quit making
> the board and liquidate them for cheap, moving on to
> their more recent
> DSPs. I was deciding to buy a kit during the window
> of a few months
> when the price increase was announced, but was not
> able to save the
> money in time.
> 
> > ....or you could also get one of the newer
> development kits from ADI.
> > I see they've got something called a "Melody 32
> Multichannel Audio
> > Evaluation Board" which could be fun to play with.
> (ADI's website --
> > or something along the way -- has just developed
> some constipation 
> > so I can't check further...)
> 
> It wouldn't surprise me if the Melody 32 never quite
> made it out to the
> real world. In the late '90s ADI seemed to entertain
> dreams of seducing
> big manufacturers of consumer devices with these
> sort of half-pre-made
> "applications". Lots of glossy web pages but they
> only wanted to talk
> turkey for very big $$. I remember their Melody 32
> pages. AND I
> remember my correspondance with ADI when they were
> still trying to push
> their XTCsound - a version of CSound running on a
> PCI DSP card. I was
> bouncing my application ideas off of Singaram
> Jayakumar, who was
> running the XTCsound project at the time. They
> didn't understand or
> believe my ideas, and would not even talk about
> selling a development
> kit to me. They were probably hoping to entice big
> manufacturers...
> probably the same ones who were supposed to be
> interested in using
> "MPEG4 Structured Audio"! And where is XTCsound now?
> Dead.
> 
> Oh well!
> CJ
> 
> 
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