You people are such fucking sad losers that you come to a completely irrelevant video to trash someone you can't stand yet are so obviously infatuated by.
Lol You just liked subscribed to an advertisement. They don't care. You probably don't know how huge Parts Express is. Now go to their website and buy a DSP.
Still dont understand what it is? I think the video more explains what it does, rather than what it is? I have Steinbergs UR44, does it use DSP? I guess so...
So DSP (Digital Signal Processing) is a verb, but it is often used a noun. "I'm going to buy a DSP." If something is being called a "DSP" it usually has the ability to change the input audio in many various and complex ways...however the easy way to understand it is that even simple things like 'turning up the bass' is a basic form of changing that digital signal to something different. Does that make sense? You started with a flat frequency and processed it into a 'low frequency heavy' signal.
@@PartsExpressOfficial I looked it up and that word might be used by the company who made my audio card and Id guess from that that theres at least a difference between "latency-free DSP" and when using plugins that introduces latency which is another form of DSP really...
@@TheRobGuard Latency isn't really related to DSP. All electronic devices have latency (even if it is in micro seconds) but it can be called "latency free" when the company feels it is indistinguishable from instantaneous. Regardless, The UR44 is an interface not a "DSP" (noun form). However, it looks like it comes with or could be used in conjunction with software which would interpret the input and allow you to use presents (or DSP-powered effects) to change the input to something new.
Follow up, the device itself might even have a microchip in it that has the dsp software on it. Meaning the "dsp" element of it could be very subtly built into that product without use of EXTERNAL software. Either way: Input > DSP software > Output
@@evan.norwalkcalifornia562 There's no easy way to answer that question because the question in it of itself reveals that you don't have the basic understanding of the properties of sound.
I don't understand. What is the difference between DSP software and a DSP amplifier? I just bought a DSP amplifier for €900 but now I see i can buy a 10 inch android screen for my car also with DSP software inside. I'm confused.
A DSP amplifier has DSP technology built in. "To what degree" is what you pay for. Manipulating the sound to achieve something different is essentially "DSP", how much control over that ability (or being able to at all) is generally going to determine the cost of a product.
@@PartsExpressOfficial Thank you so much for the response! In 2 weeks the will build in my Gladen boxmore DSP set including my 15 inch 500 watt RMS subwoofer. Can't wait! That android screen will come on a later day. Thanks again for your info sir!
Cameras on the whole time, didn’t even know... hellooo
I've always trusted my own ears and now I've done a little bit of room treatment, I trust them even more!
That lean in manual ban
Sound good?
Sounds good to me.
It's trying ok
What, if i didn't read the info i would have believed you were talking about DarkSydePhil who is a waste of a human being.
in a nut shell, you nailed it. thank you.
Very creative drawings and accompanying audio to illustrate the concepts. Thank You!
I love that 80% of the comments are darksydephil memes
What is DSP? A miserable human being. Why we need it? To have something to laugh at.
WHY AM I TOXIC
snort snort
How do i use rations?
LOL, buggy teaching mechanics!
*SNORT*
xD
DSP is one of Twitch’s most toxic streamers.
You people are such fucking sad losers that you come to a completely irrelevant video to trash someone you can't stand yet are so obviously infatuated by.
@@jackwhite6537 How does his boot taste?
“OnE oF tWiTcHs mOsT tOXiC StReAmErS”
stfu idiot no one cares
@@MrAM4D3U5 how does it feel to know that dsp spends thousands of dollars a month on Doordash, eating out, gin, and a mobile game,?
What is the name of the music at the end?
chance the name to DISIP, then a middle-aged clown man of a beggar on the internet called dsp.
Liked, subbed and commented. Thank you all so much for explaining in 2 minutes!
Lol You just liked subscribed to an advertisement. They don't care. You probably don't know how huge Parts Express is. Now go to their website and buy a DSP.
DSP are best or Crossovers, active or passive any. ?
When is DSP preferred over FPGA?
Really good explanation! Thanks a lot
Still dont understand what it is? I think the video more explains what it does, rather than what it is? I have Steinbergs UR44, does it use DSP? I guess so...
So DSP (Digital Signal Processing) is a verb, but it is often used a noun. "I'm going to buy a DSP." If something is being called a "DSP" it usually has the ability to change the input audio in many various and complex ways...however the easy way to understand it is that even simple things like 'turning up the bass' is a basic form of changing that digital signal to something different. Does that make sense? You started with a flat frequency and processed it into a 'low frequency heavy' signal.
@@PartsExpressOfficial I looked it up and that word might be used by the company who made my audio card and Id guess from that that theres at least a difference between "latency-free DSP" and when using plugins that introduces latency which is another form of DSP really...
@@TheRobGuard Latency isn't really related to DSP. All electronic devices have latency (even if it is in micro seconds) but it can be called "latency free" when the company feels it is indistinguishable from instantaneous. Regardless, The UR44 is an interface not a "DSP" (noun form). However, it looks like it comes with or could be used in conjunction with software which would interpret the input and allow you to use presents (or DSP-powered effects) to change the input to something new.
Follow up, the device itself might even have a microchip in it that has the dsp software on it. Meaning the "dsp" element of it could be very subtly built into that product without use of EXTERNAL software. Either way: Input > DSP software > Output
@@PartsExpressOfficial Thanks, explains it to me!
The sound effects. When he said bass playing through the tweeter 👀😂lmao
Does a dsp replace a preamp and crossover?
DSP will replace a traditional crossover. It becomes a virtual crossover that you can change and adapt to room variations.
Can I eliminate ground loop with this device?
No, you will need to have everything grounded to the same point. There is no isolation.
@@PartsExpressOfficial 😭
DSP is a terrible middle aged streamer that needs to get banned off the platform.
I was blahking! I couldn't do anything! *snort*
Do you need a DSP if you got coaxial speakers with built in crossover?
You only need DSP if you feel you want to to change the sound you have. It's related to personal preference more than necessity.
@@PartsExpressOfficial 🗣️what does it exactly do to ur bass and highs?
@@evan.norwalkcalifornia562 There's no easy way to answer that question because the question in it of itself reveals that you don't have the basic understanding of the properties of sound.
I don't understand. What is the difference between DSP software and a DSP amplifier?
I just bought a DSP amplifier for €900 but now I see i can buy a 10 inch android screen for my car also with DSP software inside.
I'm confused.
A DSP amplifier has DSP technology built in. "To what degree" is what you pay for. Manipulating the sound to achieve something different is essentially "DSP", how much control over that ability (or being able to at all) is generally going to determine the cost of a product.
@@PartsExpressOfficial Thank you so much for the response! In 2 weeks the will build in my Gladen boxmore DSP set including my 15 inch 500 watt RMS subwoofer.
Can't wait!
That android screen will come on a later day.
Thanks again for your info sir!
What's a DSP Chip
A lazy chip
ack ack
Is not having DSP a huge reason for my recordings sounding weak?
I think so!
Typically DSP is used on the output, but I'm sure there could be advantages to use it on the input side to boost certain things while you record them.
DSP Sound Field). In fact, no one uses it. Ask people who have tried it Said in one voice that Sloppy voice, not better used than
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Buggy sound mechanics
Hi, what is the difference between a dsp plugin and a native plugin?
Native plugins are in built
Dsps requires extra or external hardwares to work
@@seedfactoryent Thank you 💯
What would be the purpose of buying a DSP with bass transducers?
So you can hear him snort louder
Sounds good?
ack ack ack
It's not a software it's a hardware or a microchip embadded within another chip ( SoC)
DSP = Direct Support Specialist
DSP = DarkSydePhil
Cool！
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I never failed the mission!
@@Starwarsfan1253 100% cheating
@@RedDotInABlueState91 What an Ahnline scrub DOOD!
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MFET.
absolutely not a technical explanation
Bugged explanation mechanics dood. *snort*
horrible explanation.