Daisy seed / Terrarium as an IR loader?

So I’ve been commissioned to design a compact clean pedal platform amp (all of that is easy for me) but one of the requirements is a built IR cab loader which can run to both the amp and a DI out for front of house or recording.

I’m not at all a coder (I have barely been able to flash an eprom so far) but the daisy seed seems like a fairly easy to program DSP platform.

I’m curious if there are already any straight up IR loader programs out there for this platform?

To be clear not looking for an all in one amp modeler with IR as part of it but just a basic IR loader only.

If anyone has any links 🔗 it would be much appreciated. I’d be happy to share some of the hardware designs I come up with
 

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The daisy seed is certainly capable. I'm not sure if you'll find a standalone IR loader, but there are projects that include IR cab sim (eg funbox mars)
So it’s something i would need to code (which i have no idea how to) or possibly pay someone else to code. That’s still closer than I’ve gotten with any other option I’ve looked into yet.
 
I would look at GuitarMLs stuff, there should be some code you could reuse for something like this. He has some great stuff for modeling.
Yup! I'm using IRs in the Mars module here: https://github.com/GuitarML/FunBox

and also contributed the IR module here: https://github.com/bkshepherd/DaisySeedProjects

However, in both of these examples I convert the IR data into c code and compile it in the program. In other words, you're stuck with the pre compiled IRs in the program. Having an "IR Loader" like you typically think of it would take more work, but I think it's possible. You'd have to allocate some of the Daisy Seed's flash memory (or use an external sd card) so that a user could upload IR files to it, and then have your program read from that memory.
 
Yup! I'm using IRs in the Mars module here: https://github.com/GuitarML/FunBox

and also contributed the IR module here: https://github.com/bkshepherd/DaisySeedProjects

However, in both of these examples I convert the IR data into c code and compile it in the program. In other words, you're stuck with the pre compiled IRs in the program. Having an "IR Loader" like you typically think of it would take more work, but I think it's possible. You'd have to allocate some of the Daisy Seed's flash memory (or use an external sd card) so that a user could upload IR files to it, and then have your program read from that memory.
Okay that would work. Even being able to load one at a time would be better than nothing because the customer specifically requested being able to load their personal IR that they add to all their various digital devices (kemper, etc)
In fact its meant to replace a kemper in their rig with something with more simple with more character.
 
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