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Sure. Then why not use a DSP? Then you've got lower price, easier programming and can still achieve cycle-accurate timing if you desire.
by ianhowson 7y ago
Sure. Then why not use a DSP? Then you've got lower price, easier programming and can still achieve cycle-accurate timing if you desire.
- nitrogen 7y agoThe DSP is great for the computation side of audio, but unless that DSP has every bus you want to interface with, you also need an FPGA for I/O routing to PCI, Ethernet, ADCs and DACs, etc.