[embedding-shape]

To be fair, it doesn't seem to be mentioning this until the "Purpose-built on Compute Module 5" section which is more than halfway through the entire landing page, I was similarly lost until I got to that section and actually understood what I was looking at :)

Looks really fleshed out and fun though, now I just need to get my hands on a proper carrier board it seems, as the audio out of the box for standard CM5 development I/O board is kind of horrible.

[oceanwaves]

Thanks, I'll try to improve the reader experience.

[Zetaphor]

They clearly missed that part where I said I'm on mobile. That half a page is a lot longer on a smaller screen. Also I still want to see a picture or video of this running on actual hardware!

[oceanwaves]

I've actually fixed the page based on your feedback. Not sure why you continue to be bothered by my open source hobby's landing page.

https://brume.aftertone.co/lcxl3.png

Cheers.

[oceanwaves]

And yeah, line-out audio on a Pi is a non-starter.

This was really designed to be surfaced in a DAW via USB.

[embedding-shape]

Oh, yeah I actually missed that fully, that it expects a USB-connection. Would be a lot of fun and I could find a lot of uses for something like this in my DAWless setup, but with audio-over-USB there isn't much I could do at the moment, but since it's Linux, just changing the output (once I have a new carrier board...) shouldn't be so hard. Thanks for sharing it :)

[oceanwaves]

For the DAW-less use case, I actually prototyped this with a DAC hat before deciding to go the Overbridge route. I might resurrect that support some day...