Essential Audio Processing Library

Overview

NXP’s Essential Audio Processing (EAP) library is a bundle of audio processing blocks for enhancing the tonal and spatial perception of sound in audio applications. It includes a range of sound processing algorithms that can be tuned to your application to create a high quality listening experience. The EAP library is complimentary to use with supported NXP devices, and is available in the MCUXpresso SDK in the form of precompiled libraries.

EAP is accompanied by a tuning tool that enables the simulation of the library behavior on a Windows^® PC platform. The tuning tools allow you to listen and compare audio effects to find the right tuning parameter settings, and export the parameters to a compliant C header file.

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Features

Sound processing algorithms for:
- Tone Generator
- Speaker equalizer
- 3D Virtualization: Concert Sound
- Volume Control
- User Equalizer
- Bass Enhancement (Pure Bass or Digital Bass Enhancement)
- Auto Volume Leveler
- Loudness Maximiser
- Treble Enhancement
- Peak Limiter
- RMS Limiter
- Parametric Spectrum Analyzer
Supports mono or stereo raw audio data at 16 bits up to 48 KHz
Tuning tool provided for simulating EAP behavior and exporting parameters

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Features

Sound processing algorithms for:
- Tone Generator
- Speaker equalizer
- 3D Virtualization: Concert Sound
- Volume Control
- User Equalizer
- Bass Enhancement (Pure Bass or Digital Bass Enhancement)
- Auto Volume Leveler
- Loudness Maximiser
- Treble Enhancement
- Peak Limiter
- RMS Limiter
- Parametric Spectrum Analyzer
Supports mono or stereo raw audio data at 16 bits up to 48 KHz
Tuning tool provided for simulating EAP behavior and exporting parameters

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