Digital signal processing is possible with piCoreplayer & squeezelite

[Jesperlykke]

Hi here all.

I'am an pretty old user of squeezelite / piCoreplayer & TinyCore Linux.
Recently i discovered that a clever Swedish coder has created an DSP Engine which runs very good on my RPI along with a hackedup squeezelite and the piCoreplayer dist.
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-b...st6215420.html

I am no coder, i was getting some help from my older son, and we actually make it work.

So i now have an special piCoreplayer/squeezelite which is capable of switching digital filters and samplerates on the fly.
I cannot make this real "prober" myself, so hoping that someone here find this interesting and find it usefull and maybe do some prober code?

What does it do? -Okay looking at the attached shows how easily the stuff is bringing my too "boomey" bass down to a more flat target... really cool

Jesper.

[cfuttrup]

Hi Jesper

It's a really nice 'hack' to implement room-correction this way. Thanks for the inspiration. So, the actual DSP code is here, I guess:
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-b...ml#post6206244

Does the DSP code go into an .yml filter (I'm trying to string together the big overview...)

/Claus

[Jesperlykke]

Hi...

And thanks for your'e post.
The actual thread where the DSP Engine is anounced is here https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-b...ction-etc.html

The Github page with instructions etc... are here https://github.com/HEnquist/camilladsp

It took me some time to understand the thing right as i am pretty new into this DSP/DRC thing, but you can find most answers in the thread.
The .yml file you mention is the configuration where you place the filters you want to use (BiQuad's, Firs etc...) it's very good... Also explained in thread/github.

I was hoping that some of the PiCore guy's will see this thread and finding it interessting...
What is needed is a "special" squeezelite which will do this proberly, and implemented in Ralph's squeezlite at github. - And maybee integration in PiCoreplayer...

Let's see what happens.

Jesper.

[Gobuleberbu]

Hi...

And thanks for your'e post.
The actual thread where the DSP Engine is anounced is here https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-b...ction-etc.html

The Github page with instructions etc... are here https://github.com/HEnquist/camilladsp

It took me some time to understand the thing right as i am pretty new into this DSP/DRC thing, but you can find most answers in the thread.
The .yml file you mention is the configuration where you place the filters you want to use (BiQuad's, Firs etc...) it's very good... Also explained in thread/github.

I was hoping that some of the PiCore guy's will see this thread and finding it interessting...
What is needed is a "special" squeezelite which will do this proberly, and implemented in Ralph's squeezlite at github. - And maybee integration in PiCoreplayer...

Let's see what happens.

Jesper.

This is brilliant! If only it could be controlled by the LMS interface = brilliant integration!

do anyone knows if it keeps the sync between multiple players?

[bambadoo]

This is so very interesting.
Is it possible for you to make a step by step instruction for how to proceed making this work?
Not every detail maybe

Sincerely

Hi here all.

I'am an pretty old user of squeezelite / piCoreplayer & TinyCore Linux.
Recently i discovered that a clever Swedish coder has created an DSP Engine which runs very good on my RPI along with a hackedup squeezelite and the piCoreplayer dist.
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-b...st6215420.html

I am no coder, i was getting some help from my older son, and we actually make it work.

So i now have an special piCoreplayer/squeezelite which is capable of switching digital filters and samplerates on the fly.
I cannot make this real "prober" myself, so hoping that someone here find this interesting and find it usefull and maybe do some prober code?

What does it do? -Okay looking at the attached shows how easily the stuff is bringing my too "boomey" bass down to a more flat target... really cool

Jesper.

[seekasoul]

Is this sound correction all done automatically?
I followed the instructions for having it running on pCP 6.1.0 here:
https://github.com/Lykkedk/Camillads...leRate-Control

But how to understand if something is really changed in the sound?

[mherger]

> But how to understand if something is really changed in the sound?

Trust your ears. If you can't hear the difference, then it's probably
not worth the hassle ;-)

--

Michael

[seekasoul]

> But how to understand if something is really changed in the sound?

Trust your ears. If you can't hear the difference, then it's probably
not worth the hassle ;-)

--

Michael

I meant, is there a way to see if the DSP process is okay? Aside the placebo effect of having changed some lines in my pCP?

[fastfwd]

I meant, is there a way to see if the DSP process is okay? Aside the placebo effect of having changed some lines in my pCP?

Do some processing that has a large, unmistakable effect. For example, delay only one channel by 1000 milliseconds, or insert a highpass filter with a 10 KHz cutoff frequency.

[seekasoul]

Do some processing that has a large, unmistakable effect. For example, delay only one channel by 1000 milliseconds, or insert a highpass filter with a 10 KHz cutoff frequency.

Can this verified with some commands on the pCP after applying the changes?