This may be a good starter thread for the "Stored Program" sub-forum.
It seems that to even dip your feet in the ocean of DSP (digital signal processing) you need lots of SMD soldering skills and a ton of math. Seems. Let’s end the anxiety: here is a Universal Audio DSP board for the DIYer. Based on the Analog Devices ADAU1701 DSP, this board has only through-hole components—except for the DSP itself, which Elektor PCB Service reflow-solder in place especially 4 U.
I have a DSP demo board laying around that I purchased from Microchip years ago.. so you can buy a platform to start messing around.
Coincidentally the recent DSPIc 33 family is pin for pin compatible with my plain vanilla 16 bit MCU so I just dropped that DSP chip onto a tuner board and I'm ready to DSP. Still poking around in the dark as far as getting my FFT up and running.
JR
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