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      TNTHM
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      Just curious what type of reverb the simple reverb module falls under. Plate, spring ect.

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          AxiomCrux @TNTHM
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          @TNTHM Looks like it is the Freeverb code, which is a Schroeder reverb,
          https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/pasp/Freeverb.html
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          Reverb algorithms don't actually work in the format of Plate, spring, room, hall etc.. typically. The actual algorithm is usually a different arrangement of delays and feedback, and the feedback amount and overall delay times are changed or modulated to create longer or shorter reverb tails that represent things like Halls, Plate, Spring etc.. and Plate and Spring are actually old physical methods for adding reverb that actually involve a plate or a spring with the audio running through them with some kind of exciter and pickups.

          http://www.axiom-crux.net

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            TNTHM @AxiomCrux
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            @MacroMachines this is an incredibly helpful explainiation. Thank you for this. I appreciate it.

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