NN Copying of a guitar effect with Reverse Engineering

I have a PC based guitar effects software.

Some of the effects are great.

First is Vienna Philharmonic Concert Hall Acoustic effect , Second is a
tube based guitar amp effect.

I want to analyse these input and output sounds digitally and train a dsp
neural networks chip .

If I am not wrong ,

I will be needed 

+ A/D

+ DSP CHIP for finding the spectrum peaks of the input sounds- raw guitar
sound and effected guitar effect sound - 

+ NN DSP CHIP for finding the function between guitar input spectrum peaks
and guitar effect output spectrum peaks , 

and after all , this NN DSP chip will change every input guitar spectrum
peak to new one

+ D/A 

It looks basic but i need help.
What kind of chips do I need ? They must cost cheap.
I need similar reference codes for these chips.

Thanks for your help ,

Mustafa Umut Sarac

Istanbul 

MustafaUmutSarac wrote:

> I have a PC based guitar effects software.

Wow. You didn't say.

> Some of the effects are great.

Good for you.

> First is Vienna Philharmonic Concert Hall Acoustic effect , Second is a
> tube based guitar amp effect.

Hall effect in the tube? Interesting.

> I want to analyse these input and output sounds digitally and train a dsp
> neural networks chip .

Why? It is well known that fractal fuzzy wavelets make the best result.

> If I am not wrong ,

You are wrong.

> I will be needed 

You will be needed smart head and stubborn arse, and many years of learning.

> + A/D
> 
> + DSP CHIP for finding the spectrum peaks of the input sounds- raw guitar
> sound and effected guitar effect sound - 
> 
> + NN DSP CHIP for finding the function between guitar input spectrum peaks
> and guitar effect output spectrum peaks , 
> 
> and after all , this NN DSP chip will change every input guitar spectrum
> peak to new one
> 
> + D/A 
> 
> It looks basic but i need help.

How much are you going to pay for help?

> What kind of chips do I need ? They must cost cheap.

The 741, 7400 and 555 would probably do.

> I need similar reference codes for these chips.

Sure.

> Mustafa Umut Sarac 
> Istanbul 

Yea. Messages like that are always from that side of the world.

VLV

MustafaUmutSarac wrote:

> I have a PC based guitar effects software.

> Some of the effects are great.

> First is Vienna Philharmonic Concert Hall Acoustic effect,
> Second is a tube based guitar amp effect.

> I want to analyse these input and output sounds
> digitally and train a dsp neural networks chip .

Easier to go read the patent.  If you are sued, it will be assumed
that you have read it, so you might as well do it.

-- glen