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External Control of DSP?
Hello all.
First I would love to say to anyone involved thank you for such a fantastic driver set! Forgive me as this is my first post on this forum, but I am in need of your help. I am currently "attempting" to write an whole home audio interface. Originally I was going to use an audio matrix (external unit for about 400 bucks), that was until I stumbled upon the Kx drivers. I feel ridiculous, but I have created several DSP "set-ups" for various sources and outputs and saved them. I then load the proper dsp file through my java program. Unfortunately this is not very flexible (obviously). I would love some way to control a mixer or the dsp routing externally. Is there anyone willing to help point me in the right direction? Thank you so much! -Jon |
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you can use midi (via the kx control "port") to control the various DSP elements, but you can't change the routing without using the kX mixer app
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Take a look at kX Console (kxctrl.exe). You can control many aspects of kX with it. As a matter of fact you should be able to create a java program to communicate with kxctrl.exe and thus have some control over kX that way (if you do not want to use kxctrl directly).
Beyond the above, using MS Visual C++ and the kX SDK you can create your own program(s) to control various aspects of kX. |
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Thank you both very much. I think this is going to work great! (Plus save me a few hundred bucks)
-Jon |
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