wraggster
December 15th, 2007, 22:21
Art has posted a new release of his Audio Mechanica app for the PSP, heres the release details:
This is the latest release of my digital audio recorder and effects processor program.
The Virtual Tape Recorder mode features voice activation, and a basic ascii graphic waveform monitor. There is also a Digital Delay Processor mode that plays everything recieved at the PSP unit's input after a user defined delay that can be set and adjusted at runtime.
You need a Socom compatible headset and PSP headphone remote control for this to recieve microphone input. There are numerous modifications to tap a microphone input out of your remote, or find a 4 conductor 3.5mm jack, and convert your own standard PC microphone headset, or, as I have done, convert a mobile phone headset for use with the PSP. In my experience, mobile phone headsets don't have the volume (or the mic output) of the original PSP headset.
On the other hand, if you want to use the Delay Processor with your sound system, use a stock (unmodified) Ipod Video cable with three RCA connectors on one end, and the four conductor 3.5mm plug on the other end. You can then use adapters to connect the PSP between your PC and sound system. One idea is to delay the
right channel by connecting the right output of the PC to the PSP input, and the right output of the PSP
to the sound system. The left channel is left connected straight through as usual.
When the Ipod video cable is connected to the PSP remote, the Yellow RCA plug is the PSP input,
and the red and white RCA plugs are the Left and Right PSP output channels. Different wiring configurations can then be used for various outcomes such as producing simulated stereo from a single mono channel.
Don't say I didn't try!
This is a recompiled version of what I attempted in V6d.
Lowered CPU speeds to 133/133/1.
This one has Mikmod left in it.
Hopefully works on the later firmwares.
PHAT PSPs ONLY!!!
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments
This is the latest release of my digital audio recorder and effects processor program.
The Virtual Tape Recorder mode features voice activation, and a basic ascii graphic waveform monitor. There is also a Digital Delay Processor mode that plays everything recieved at the PSP unit's input after a user defined delay that can be set and adjusted at runtime.
You need a Socom compatible headset and PSP headphone remote control for this to recieve microphone input. There are numerous modifications to tap a microphone input out of your remote, or find a 4 conductor 3.5mm jack, and convert your own standard PC microphone headset, or, as I have done, convert a mobile phone headset for use with the PSP. In my experience, mobile phone headsets don't have the volume (or the mic output) of the original PSP headset.
On the other hand, if you want to use the Delay Processor with your sound system, use a stock (unmodified) Ipod Video cable with three RCA connectors on one end, and the four conductor 3.5mm plug on the other end. You can then use adapters to connect the PSP between your PC and sound system. One idea is to delay the
right channel by connecting the right output of the PC to the PSP input, and the right output of the PSP
to the sound system. The left channel is left connected straight through as usual.
When the Ipod video cable is connected to the PSP remote, the Yellow RCA plug is the PSP input,
and the red and white RCA plugs are the Left and Right PSP output channels. Different wiring configurations can then be used for various outcomes such as producing simulated stereo from a single mono channel.
Don't say I didn't try!
This is a recompiled version of what I attempted in V6d.
Lowered CPU speeds to 133/133/1.
This one has Mikmod left in it.
Hopefully works on the later firmwares.
PHAT PSPs ONLY!!!
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments