Oh yes!!! Another DSP episode with Phil! What a great way to start a day. Haven't seen the video yet and I'm already eager for ep. 3. Top NOTCH content Phil, thank you.
Very cool! I am taking a break to relive my child hood and build a 6V6 tube analog guitar amp... got the parts on order. I will get back to modern tech using DSP... very soon.
Hey Phil, Great Video! I would love to see some more around the setup around the communication protocols and other peripherals, if you are interested in covering that for a future video? This could include choosing the pins for SPI, I2C, I2S and USB protocols, including protocol requirements (such as impedances, general layout guidelines, and hardware setup). A video covering all their operating modes would also be welcome, as I have yet to find such a comprehensive STM32CubeIDE guide, which isn't just text and block diagrams. Seeing the setup for a custom board with an audio codec would also be cool. In general, I'd love to see more detail on how this guitar pedal layout relates to the peripheral setup. There aren't any good YT vids on how to setup your SAI for full duplex mode and DMA using STM32CubeIDE, and writing driving code for the codec in reference to the datasheet. I've looked extensively for such videos.
Hi Phil, I have few questions: How long does it take you typically to design the simple PCBs you showed us? What do you do to plan the PCB? Finally, I hope you can create a video to show us how to plan for the PCB to make placement and routing faster. Thanks,
Awesome, I look forward to seeing more in this series. Any chance of some more explanation of the I2s and i2c lines? Configuring a codec with dma looks real difficult… thanks!
Hi Phil, i'm trying to create a digital guitar pedal that changes the natural guitar sound by a Fender Rhodes Sound. Is it posible with an STM make an instant Fast Fourier Transform and applied the formula that changes the sound?
Not sure for whom you make those videos, hobbiest do not use stm, we used to use, buy ST is dead already for a year. We failed lots of hobby projects because of ST, please choose other mcu!
Oh yes!!! Another DSP episode with Phil! What a great way to start a day. Haven't seen the video yet and I'm already eager for ep. 3. Top NOTCH content Phil, thank you.
Haha thank you, nice pun! ;)
Dude, you just keep producing quality educational content, wow
Thank you!
Thanks Phil - once again pulling back the curtains on DSP pedal development for the rest of us. Love it!
Thank you very much, Jason!
Very cool! I am taking a break to relive my child hood and build a 6V6 tube analog guitar amp... got the parts on order. I will get back to modern tech using DSP... very soon.
Wow! Amazing! Thank you so much sir for your very helpful videos. More power!!
Thanks for watching!
Hey Phil, Great Video!
I would love to see some more around the setup around the communication protocols and other peripherals, if you are interested in covering that for a future video? This could include choosing the pins for SPI, I2C, I2S and USB protocols, including protocol requirements (such as impedances, general layout guidelines, and hardware setup). A video covering all their operating modes would also be welcome, as I have yet to find such a comprehensive STM32CubeIDE guide, which isn't just text and block diagrams. Seeing the setup for a custom board with an audio codec would also be cool.
In general, I'd love to see more detail on how this guitar pedal layout relates to the peripheral setup. There aren't any good YT vids on how to setup your SAI for full duplex mode and DMA using STM32CubeIDE, and writing driving code for the codec in reference to the datasheet. I've looked extensively for such videos.
Thank you, Marco! Yes, I'll be making a video on the 'low-level' setup. I actually have a new DSP board in my hands now for which I'll be doing that.
Fantastic! top notch 👏
Thank you, Roshan!
Yay yes enjoyed this ...even if it stretches my brain :)
Hi Phil, I have few questions:
How long does it take you typically to design the simple PCBs you showed us?
What do you do to plan the PCB?
Finally, I hope you can create a video to show us how to plan for the PCB to make placement and routing faster.
Thanks,
Great videos like always!
Thank you, Gretar!
Awesome, I look forward to seeing more in this series. Any chance of some more explanation of the I2s and i2c lines? Configuring a codec with dma looks real difficult… thanks!
Thanks, Trevor! Yes, I'll make a video on how to set-up the low-level firmware at some point.
@@PhilsLab Awesome, i look forward to it. All the best phil
Amazing content!!
Thank you, Sencer!
As always, so good! 👍
Thank you!
@@PhilsLab Are you going to do some videos about power systems and PDN ?
Great video!
Thanks!
I do not play any instrument, but I like to do this for fun with DSP.
Thanks Phil for the amazing job! I have one question: do you intend to release a course about digital signal processing on your platform or on udemy?
Thank you, Matheus! I am contemplating making a full course on DSP if there is enough interest. Might make another Google Forms survey!
This series just keeps getting spicier! Will you be releasing a code repository for this series in the future?
Thank you, Elijah! I'll make a basic branch of the code available (hopefully from the next video).
great video💗💗
Thank you, Raja!
Hi,i’m looking for exercises analog ic design using cadence software.Thx.
I can't understand the Differential Equation part, can someone explain it on simple terms?
Hi Phil, i'm trying to create a digital guitar pedal that changes the natural guitar sound by a Fender Rhodes Sound. Is it posible with an STM make an instant Fast Fourier Transform and applied the formula that changes the sound?
Hi Phil, question: are you sponsored by ST? or is anyone able to include their logo on their video?
Great content as always!
is there a shop where we can buy exactly this dsp board? I would rather prefer this than the audio som board because of its connections
Can you plz share code for this notch filters implementation thank you ❤
Do jlc have stock of stm32? I’ve checked lcsc and it doesn’t seem that way. Im working with teensy and still finding these videos useful, thanks!
They do at the moment but it changes quite frequently. I've seen F4/F7/H7s at the moment at JLCPCB.
Source code is available for this course ?
Are you planing to make filters based on convolution ?
Yes, one of the next videos will be on FIR implementation. I do have one already on my channel, in case you haven't seen it already.
What software do you use for making system block diagrams?
I use the website draw.io.
what is the latency of the processing ?
I'll show that in the next video!
First !
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Next.. Auto Wah :p
Exactly :D
Not sure for whom you make those videos, hobbiest do not use stm, we used to use, buy ST is dead already for a year. We failed lots of hobby projects because of ST, please choose other mcu!