where can I find the tool xmos_mixer Topic is solved

[Ricky]

from the usb audio design guide, in chapter 3.6 Digital Mixer, it mention that, there's a command to check the mapping.
But I don't know where to find it. Does anyone know it?

[ffomich]

Hi, Ricky.

xmos_mixer app was in XMOS "USB Audio 2.0 XS1-L2 Software Release 5.3" package.
There are sources & makefiles in package. You can build it for Win32 & OSX.

But this app uses additional library:
- for OSX library is already included in package
- for Win32 you must buy Thesycon SDK, containing library.

If you want to use OSX version I can send soft package to you.

[infiniteimprobability]

Hi,
the xmos mixer example app never made full publishing status so probably shouldn't be mentioned in the docs. Anyhow, although not product quality code, it is quite useful and includes examples of how to drive the mixer using get/set USB commands from and OSX (native drivers) or windows app (via Thesycon driver API - you will need the SDK which you can get directly from Thesycon).

So here's a copy of the source. Please note the EULA and the fact it's provided as is with no support.

There's a readme in there which gives some basic instructions and a couple of makefiles - one for OSX and the other Win32.

Hope this helps.

[Ricky]

Hi,
the xmos mixer example app never made full publishing status so probably shouldn't be mentioned in the docs. Anyhow, although not product quality code, it is quite useful and includes examples of how to drive the mixer using get/set USB commands from and OSX (native drivers) or windows app (via Thesycon driver API - you will need the SDK which you can get directly from Thesycon).

So here's a copy of the source. Please note the EULA and the fact it's provided as is with no support.

There's a readme in there which gives some basic instructions and a couple of makefiles - one for OSX and the other Win32.

Hope this helps.

thanks, I will build and have a try after Chinese National day holiday. BTW, there's lack of document about mixer. Do you know where I can download some?

[infiniteimprobability]

ffomich is right actually - it was previously published a while ago!