Re: randomized white noise = white noise?

The problem is I have about 400 instructions (because I have a 50ns
instruction time and 1/44100 of a second to generate the sample for cd
quality audio) of a fixed point 8 bit microcontroller to make an FIR or
perform an inverse fourier transform. Does this sound possible? Maybe I
can look at this as a "how to cleverly make a FIR filter using a casio
calculator watch" kind of problem.... so how do you optimize an FIR
filter for limited memory and high speed?

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