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In Reply to: advice on best audio dsp and then some posted by MacBain on October 29, 2005 at 10:47:43:
> I am not a programmer or a mathematician...Yeah, good luck with that. Sorry, don't mean to be a spoiler-sport, but DSP is probably the most mathematically intensive (in terms of practical applications -- short of modelling), non-intuitive, intense programming ever.
My recommendation: either hire a mathematician who can program, or hire a programmer who is good with math. Or revisit existing products and see if you can cobble together what you are looking for.
Now, that said -- just redirecting inputs to outputs isn't all that complicated -- sounds to me like what you want is a computer. Get the right number of soundcards ("right number" == right number of inputs _and_ right number of outputs), the right software (most any software that can handle multiple soundcards should have mixer and routing functions), and the rest should sort itself out.
If you want something more fancier, you might want to look at the Symbolic Sound Kyma X system:
http://www.symbolicsound.com/cgi-bin/bin/view/Products/WebHome
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