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Slightly tangential, does anyone know any good (windows based) DSP software? EquilizerAPO is decent in theory but beyond being clunky to use unfortunately doesn
by user_7832 2y ago
Slightly tangential, does anyone know any good (windows based) DSP software? EquilizerAPO is decent in theory but beyond being clunky to use unfortunately doesn't even seem to work 90% of the time.
- Ylpertnodi 2y agowww.airwindows.com
- bratwurst3000 2y agoI think camilla dsp works for windows.
- chresko 2y agoSuperCollider
- spacechild1 2y agoGraphical: Pure Data, Max/MSP Text based: SuperCollider, Csound, Chuck
- Ylpertnodi 2y agohttps://www.airwindows.com/consolidated/ https://www.airwindows.com/consolidated/
- RossBencina 2y agoAudioMulch?
- Optimal_Persona 2y agoI wish you were still actively developing it, I haven't been able to run it on Mac for a while now. More than any other recording software, AudioMulch gave me a taste for digital audio and specifically realtime resampling. Since using AudioMulch, any DAW that doesn't let me record arbitrary combos of audio streams in realtime feels hopelessly limited.
- anigbrowl 2y agoI'm still a fan ~25 years later
- rzzzt 2y agoCockos' JSFX: https://www.cockos.com/jsfx/ https://www.cockos.com/jsfx/
- jonathanstrange 2y agoDo you mean software that can modify audio streams via the Windows audio system (as opposed to an ASIO driver used by DAWs)? DDMF's VirtualAudioStream does that. It allows you to create virtual audio devices with chains of arbitrary VST plugins. As for the VST plugins, there are thousands of free and paid plugins for everything. I'm using VirtualAudio stream to put a Wave's noise cancelling and a good compressor between my mic and Zoom. It increases latency, of course.
- user_7832 2y ago> Do you mean software that can modify audio streams via the Windows audio system I think so. TBH I'm quite new to the world of DSPs so I don't know the right terminology. The purpose of the DSP (which I should've mentioned in my original post now that I think of it) is to tweak the speakers on my laptop - there are for example ways to "fake" bass (through missing harmonics), or have dynamically changing bass. I'll have a look at VirtualAudioStream, thanks for the recommendation.
- J_Shelby_J 2y agoI gave up on software and bought a steinberg ur44c. Almost zero latency for eq and compression so you can monitor your self in real-time.