Hi,
Im looking for way to delay an audio signal for more than 30 seconds. I know how to do this with the help of my computer but i cant seem to find another way, a way where i dont need my computer.
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I've found a way by using Pure Data + Raspberry Pi + USB Sound card :) |
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look into broadcast delay units from the radio world like this one http://www.sonifex.co.uk/redbox/rbpd2_ld.shtml |
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Most digital crossovers for speakers have the ability to delay. XTA makes many different kinds. |
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