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made just be enough to squeak by and then pairing it with the PCM input and output to run audio in and out so I can get real time input and output processing. And by the way, I've never done anything with microcontrollers, so this is kind of an excuse to start, I guess. Oh, it's just something else to get hooked on. So what's the purpose of this device that you're going to build? There's two things that come to my mind. One is, some people log in and they're single to noise ratio sucks and they got a lot of background noise and the like is the purpose to get rid of that or what I would love to have is a device that everybody's deviation basically the same. So sometimes with those people that are on, you would be convinced that they're whistling or they're whispering and you can hardly hear them and then the next one comes on and it's blowing the cone out of your speaker. It'd be nice if we could kind of normalize all the time.