Re:Tiny $29 computer lets you build DIY synths, pedals, and ...
by pjbk on Wednesday March 04, 2020 @05:48AM
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Cool. AK CODECs sound very nice, sometimes even better than Cirrus chips.
Some years ago I did a similar board hooking an STM32F4 to a TLV320AIC3256 CODEC. TI provides an audio development IDE, PurePath [0], to program the embedded miniDSP where you can 'code' and configure different effects graphically (they even have a guitar FX demo, tool written in LabVIEW - yikes!).
Sadly they don't disclose the low level programming instruction codes, therefore changing things programmatically in the microcontroller at runtime is limited. I tried to reverse engineer the instructions with limited success, and then I just lost interest. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Some years ago I did a similar board hooking an STM32F4 to a TLV320AIC3256 CODEC. TI provides an audio development IDE, PurePath [0], to program the embedded miniDSP where you can 'code' and configure different effects graphically (they even have a guitar FX demo, tool written in LabVIEW - yikes!).
Sadly they don't disclose the low level programming instruction codes, therefore changing things programmatically in the microcontroller at runtime is limited. I tried to reverse engineer the instructions with limited success, and then I just lost interest. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
[0] http://www.ti.com/tool/AICPUREPATH_STUDIO