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help with DSPs

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From: Fuzz Ahmad
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 16:34
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Hello, I am new to this newsgroup and I was wondering if anyone out
there could help me.

I am building a DSP board based around a Motorola DSP96000 to process
sound signals.  I will be using it to implement a surround system and I
need some information on how to create effects such as converting your
living room to sound like a cathedral, jazz club, stadium, etc. and
other such effects - something similar to these 'digital sound field
processors' you can buy today.

I also need to get hold of a C compiler for the 96000.  Does anyone know
where I can pick one up for free?

Thanks very much in advance,

Fuzz.

TF
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Subject: help with DSPs
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Date: 13 Oct 92 16:34:43 GMT
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