MOAP stands for the Mother Of All Pedals. This unambitious name is a versatile Multi-Effects Audio processor that can be used as a guitar pedal but also as a MIDI synthesizer or in general to generate or process audio with a user friendly web interface.
Hardware: The SBC is an Odroid-C2 with a custom add-in board that includes a I2S audio codec, 2-channel analog preamp with configurable gain, 2-channel output buffer (balanced/unbalanced), true bypass, MIDI in/out interfaces connected to UART, Headphones output
MOAP: Multi-Effect Audio processor
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Re: MOAP: Multi-Effect Audio processor
Software: Mainline Linux 5.6 with ALSA I2S playback/capture MMC drivers and custom codec driver, Jack, LV2...
This project reuses existing open source software from MOD Devices used on their MOD DUO pedal to provide a user friendly web interface to configure effect pedals based on LV2 plugins.
This effort has been possible thanks to auto3000 that has helped me adapting his existing PedalPII platform to Odroid-C2:
https://github.com/auto3000/pedalpi-dev-platform
For now this multi-effects processor for Odroid-C2 works only with web user interface. Hopefully I will be able to build a pedal with some knobs, footswitches and LCD display to interact as a standalone multi-effect guitar pedal similar to MOD Duo.
This project reuses existing open source software from MOD Devices used on their MOD DUO pedal to provide a user friendly web interface to configure effect pedals based on LV2 plugins.
This effort has been possible thanks to auto3000 that has helped me adapting his existing PedalPII platform to Odroid-C2:
https://github.com/auto3000/pedalpi-dev-platform
For now this multi-effects processor for Odroid-C2 works only with web user interface. Hopefully I will be able to build a pedal with some knobs, footswitches and LCD display to interact as a standalone multi-effect guitar pedal similar to MOD Duo.
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Re: MOAP: Multi-Effect Audio processor
It sounds quite good, latency is quite low, 2.7ms, and CPU load is quite low for big pedalboards with lots of pedals.
Sound quality could still be improved by adding and LDO to better filter power supply noise, but that will be for a V2.0.
I have to add now LCD display, rotary encoder knobs and footswitches to have a standalone unit.
Sound quality could still be improved by adding and LDO to better filter power supply noise, but that will be for a V2.0.
I have to add now LCD display, rotary encoder knobs and footswitches to have a standalone unit.
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