*This article is a Japanese translation by Macnica of a blog written by an engineer at DSP Concepts.

DSP Concepts of Audio Weaver is a low-code, hardware-agnostic audio platform that streamlines the development of audio features for a wide range of products.

PC By utilizing a host application based on the HDMI input for product design and combining it with the audio processing engine embedded in the target hardware, Audio Weaver reduces risk and complexity at every stage of the development workflow, from prototype to production. Audio Weaver allows developers to tune and debug their layouts before deploying them.

Audio Weaver There are modules 550 It contains over 100 signal processing blocks. The functionality of the modules ranges from simple filtering to data type conversion, advanced audio mixing and distribution, and even machine learning and dedicated third-party IP It ranges widely. Audio Weaver Drag & The drop environment lets you build and customize advanced audio signal chains: modules can be added, removed and rearranged with just a few clicks, just like a circuit design.

To demonstrate the many modules available, 1 Meter We will explain about:

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Meter is a synced display module for monitoring peak and RMS levels. With 10 different operation modes, the Meter module processes up to N audio channels and displays independent audio level meters with instantaneous readout and clip indication for each channel in real time.

The Meter module can be inserted anywhere in your audio signal chain, making it a useful visual tool for testing and debugging. With a wide range of operating modes and customizable ADSR (Attack/Decay/Sustain/Release) settings, the Meter can be tuned to precisely monitor your incoming audio.

Meter is just one of hundreds of modules available in Audio Weaver. In addition to standard modules like Meter, Audio Weaver also offers more complex and powerful modules that accelerate audio development for immersive 3D audio rendering, multi-channel acoustic echo cancellation, and other high-performance audio features.