jamie.wilson
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recording app
Hey all, my first post here at edaboard.com, am really glad I found you all : )
The basics of my application are:
Creating multiple 'toys',
Each can Record a sound, store it, then play it back in a loop
Through user input (via buttons and potentiometers), the sound is edited (ie reverb, distortion etc).
The sound needs to be of a reasonable quality, so the hack jobs i've seen so far won't cut it. I've been playing around a lot with Arduino, but I don't believe that it is strong enough.
Basically I need to know where to start. Any thoughts?
Hey all, my first post here at edaboard.com, am really glad I found you all : )
The basics of my application are:
Creating multiple 'toys',
Each can Record a sound, store it, then play it back in a loop
Through user input (via buttons and potentiometers), the sound is edited (ie reverb, distortion etc).
The sound needs to be of a reasonable quality, so the hack jobs i've seen so far won't cut it. I've been playing around a lot with Arduino, but I don't believe that it is strong enough.
Basically I need to know where to start. Any thoughts?