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but what does 'dsp' in a musical context mean..? dance sex party? heh |
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Digital signal prrocessing/orr |
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donkey spunk puddle |
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maybe |
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data sound player |
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yeah, digital signal proccessing |
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perhaps a look here will help. For a musical context, many people with computers buy things like powercore or protools, which both use external DSP chips, so the host CPU is not used to process audio, so it is free to do other stuff, like run a sequencer, while the audio gets to priority on the DSP chips, and suffers less buffer-underruns, and latency, and also allows for more plugins, etc to be run, when compared to a modest host CPU. |
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