Standalone Hybrid Audio Processing System
Electrical Engineering
Team 49: Sean Clinchers, Leo Crabtree, Nicholas Jadczak, Louis Martinez, Dylan Waters
Summary
The Standalone Hybrid Audio Processing System is a device designed to provide musicians and sound engineers, both new and experienced with audio production, with a single platform containing a variety of effects for the user to manipulate incoming audio with. The system combines analog circuits with a digital signal processing controller to allow for a combination of popular and novel effects into a single system. The effects work independently of each other, and most effects have their own set of inputs and outputs, allowing for the system to be used in a modular setup; however, the system is also configured in a way to allow for one input and one output to run through most of the available functions in a standard signal path.
Demo Day Zoom link: https://asu.zoom.us/j/84430734383