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Posted: **Tue Jun 03, 2008 5:49 pm**

I'm a little unclear on exactly when the FIR filter applies to echo playback. I thought that whatever is written to the echo ring buffer is after the filter has been applied, but now I'm thinking I'm wrong about that ... Anomie's doc could be a little more clear.

Here is my understanding of how everything works. Please let me know if I have things wrong or if I'm doing them right:

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echo ring buffer --> FIR in

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         FIR out --> *EVOL --\
                             |
All mixed voices --> *MVOL --+---> DAC

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         FIR out --> *EFB  --\
                             |
EON mixed voices ------------+---> echo ring buffer

Thanks

Posted: **Tue Jun 03, 2008 6:25 pm**

Your diagram looks right. The echo ring buffer in RAM feeds a pair of samples to the 8-sample-pair FIR history buffer, then each FIR coefficient is combined with the corresponding pair in the history buffer, generating a pair of filtered echo samples which are mixed into output and also fed back to the ring buffer in RAM (along with voices selected by EON).

Posted: **Tue Jun 03, 2008 7:06 pm**

Excellent. Thanks a bunch.

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