In general I am attempting to maintain the existing step numbering to ensure that the discussion makes sense for updated versions of the tutorial. I only plan to save the old versions when there are major revisions.
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If you see a better way of doing something or want further explanation please speak up! These instructions have been developed as I learned how to implement CamillaDSP and found better ways to set it up but I am always learning.Īs of I am now linking old versions of this tutorial in zip form with all screenshots and attachments to this post for future reference. I am not a programmer or DSP expert, my primary motivation is finding better ways to implement DIY active speakers. As this thread is more about how to use CamillaDSP rather than how to build a streamer (although that will also be covered!) I decided it was better to start a new thread. I would like to thank everyone that participated in that thread as it pushed me to explore computer based DSP. Motivation for this thread started from the ASR Open Source Streamer thread. The tutorial is divided in to 4 parts, Part 1 talks through CamillaDSP background, Part 2 covers how to get a working CamillaDSP setup, Part 3 documents specific CamillaDSP configuration files for various multichannel DACs and Part 4 talks through more advance stuff such as the GUI, displays, IR receivers, trigger output options and cases. I’ve replaced all of my miniDSP systems with RPi4s running CamillaDSP and could not be happier. It easily runs on minimal hardware, is easy to interface with a variety of devices and overall just seems exceptionally well designed. I’ve long been skeptical of computer based DSP but CamillaDSP is a game changer. I would like to especially thank for developing CamillaDSP. At the end of this project you will have a DSP with almost unparalleled processing power in a very small form factor, easily configured via web interface all at a very low cost compared to commercial options. Some DIY projects are not worth the effort but this one definitely is. My advice is to take it step by step, go slowly and ask questions.
I felt the same way when trying to figure this stuff out. I realize this tutorial is quite long and looks daunting to the uninitiated.
My goal is to give concrete examples of how to use CamillaDSP with a variety of hardware to ease some of that apprehension. There is a lot of really good information scattered through ASR, DIYAudio and the CamillaDSP GitHub but there also appears to be a lot of apprehension. Intent of this thread is to provide a tutorial for setting up CamillaDSP on a RPi4.
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