Spatialization and Mic in

geokonst

Hello all. This is my first post. I am new to the propeller (proud owner of a propstick) so please bear with me.

I need to use the spatializer together with a mic input. I've tryied my best but could not do it (although they both work seperatly using their demo codes). Could anyone please point me to what i should do?

Also another question. From reading the manual i understood that you can have a maximum of 2 adc using the 2 counters. Am i wrong? And if yes is it possible to connect to microphone sources each to one of the monaural inputs of the spatializer.

Thank you in advance.

simonl

Hi geokonst, and welcome to propworld - you're gonna love it!

Re: ADC and counters: I think I'm right in saying that the limit of 2 ADC's is per cog, and that's - as you point out - because each ADC uses one counter, and each cog has only two counters.

As for your other questions; I'm afraid I can't answer, but I'm sure it won't be long before someone else can help you.

Have fun [noparse]:)[/noparse]

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Simon

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geokonst

Dear Simoni,

Thank you for your reply (I had internet problems and could not answer sooner).
As for feeding the samples taked from an adc to the spatializer... I am still working on it. Assembly causes me a headache, but I think I am getting a grip. Anyhow, all help is welcome.

Again, it's nice to see so many people enthousiatic about this amazing chip.

geokonst

Hello all,

I am officialy stuck now. Can please someone tell me what am I·doing wrong? I can't see the reason why the following code does not work... (Although I have·a propstick I'm using demoboard configuration)

Fred Hawkins

I don't think you can pass variables into an assembly program like that. You need to use par and work offsets from that address. Look at, for instance, keyboard.spin.