The audio firmware gets loaded with a function init_dynawave and there's a dynawave.h file that is used to communicate with audio firmware
However, "Dynawave" is actually what I named an early soundcard prototype that precedes the ACP entirely. The name was used in the SDK because the initial audio code in the SDK was an emulation of the Dynawave sound card, which had two square waves, LFSR noise, and a tiny wavetable.
It's not a very descriptive name for what these files and functions do though, so they should be changed to something like "audio_system" or something like that.
The audio firmware gets loaded with a function init_dynawave and there's a dynawave.h file that is used to communicate with audio firmware
However, "Dynawave" is actually what I named an early soundcard prototype that precedes the ACP entirely. The name was used in the SDK because the initial audio code in the SDK was an emulation of the Dynawave sound card, which had two square waves, LFSR noise, and a tiny wavetable.
It's not a very descriptive name for what these files and functions do though, so they should be changed to something like "audio_system" or something like that.