Re:Let's Write a Reverb
by codedokode on Tuesday August 20, 2024 @03:20AM
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Interesting article, however in drums demo the reverb sound increases after the drum is hit, and this doesn't seem natural. I would expect the reverb to have only decay phase, but here the reverb has a slow attack as well.
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Re:Let's Write a Reverb
by signalsmith on Tuesday August 20, 2024 @03:27AM
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You can tune the diffuser to have an almost-instant onset. I can't remember what I did last time, but at a guess, having the largest diffuser stage increase by a factor of N (number of channels) instead of 2 might do it.
But also, if you're playing acoustic drums in a big space like a concert hall (instead of a long one like a staircase), the first echoes coming back from the walls are actually a bit delayed (1 foot ~= 1ms, at the speed of sound). So if your nearest wall is 10ft away, the first wall-echoes will come 10-20ms after the initial direct sound.