Open sgissinger opened 10 years ago
I'd love to see all parameters assignable - to knobs, midi parameters, and fixed values. You could then combine patches in amazing ways to create your own customised effect, without doing any programming. I think there's a point though where the runtime overhead becomes too expensive, at least if you want to squeeze every last bit of performance out of the device. But for a lot of patches, this would be do-able.
I was only thinking about the Exp Pedal because it can be used while playing. But I'm an egoist bassist, I didn't thought that keyboarders may also use The Owl.
I never coded DSP, embedded CPUs and so little C/C++. I work with overheating CPUs, oversized RAM, virtually unlimited hard-disks and garbage-collected code...but I'm still trying to save every CPU cycle as I can in my custom code :-)
I understand that a lot of my ideas may not be do-able right now but maybe in an OWL 2 which may contain 2 Cortex-M4, one dedicated to the runtime and the second dedicated to audio processing (another idea lol)
Anyway it is good to have a well furnished features list, it will help to define the future hardware projects!
Guillaume Bass player too :)
On 6 mars 2014, at 18:13, sgissinger notifications@github.com wrote:
I was only thinking about the Exp Pedal because it can be used while playing. But I'm an egoist bassist, I didn't thought that keyboarders may also use The Owl.
I never coded DSP, embedded CPUs and so little C/C++. I work with overheating CPUs, oversized RAM, virtually unlimited hard-disks and garbage-collected code...but I'm still trying to save every CPU cycle as I can in my custom code :-)
I understand that a lot of my ideas may not be do-able right now but maybe in an OWL 2 which may contain 2 Cortex-M4, one dedicated to the runtime and the second dedicated to audio processing (another idea lol)
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It may be cool to allow assignation of the expression pedal to one of the pot parameter. It will make non-expression-pedal-aware patches...aware of it :-).