Rezo
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After my first endeavor with Audio related projects on the teensy with my Teensy based CDJ1000, I am now starting another project in parallel - building a 2 channel DJ mixer
Not doing this for commercial use or anything alike, just for personal use and the fun of it.
My requirements are for the mixer are:
First stage is quad input for the two channels
Each set of inputs is fed to an amp object to provide gain via the Trim pot
A 3-band EQ using a biquad filter
An amp to attune the signal without adding gain for the channel fader
Two mixers to sum signals into a peak object for the VU meter
Two mixers for the crossfader to mix the two channels
Two amps for the master volume to attune (no added gain)
And then out to the i2s outout object + two peak objects for the master VU LEDs
Does this setup seem okay? will the biquad filter be sufficient for 3 bands at 100Hz, 1000Hz and 10000Hz?
I'd like to run at 96Khz sample rate - what would be some affordable ADCs to use for the inputs, as well as a DAC for the output?
Thanks,
David
Not doing this for commercial use or anything alike, just for personal use and the fun of it.
My requirements are for the mixer are:
- Two stereo inputs - one per channel
- For each channel:
- Trim (gain control) range -infinity to +6dB
- 3 band EQ with range of -infinity to +6dB
- Channel fader
- LED VU indicator
- For the master control:
- Cross fader between the two channels
- LED VU indicator
- Master volume
- Effects (Reverb, delay, flange etc) - not included for this phase
Each set of inputs is fed to an amp object to provide gain via the Trim pot
A 3-band EQ using a biquad filter
An amp to attune the signal without adding gain for the channel fader
Two mixers to sum signals into a peak object for the VU meter
Two mixers for the crossfader to mix the two channels
Two amps for the master volume to attune (no added gain)
And then out to the i2s outout object + two peak objects for the master VU LEDs
Does this setup seem okay? will the biquad filter be sufficient for 3 bands at 100Hz, 1000Hz and 10000Hz?
I'd like to run at 96Khz sample rate - what would be some affordable ADCs to use for the inputs, as well as a DAC for the output?
Thanks,
David