EC Reverberator is a reverb with chorused echo.
This is a simple reverb VST plugin which was created to implement an idea of reverberation from sound source that is moving in a room space. It demonstrates elegant "singing" sound with additional capabilities of stereo expanding and manual output band tuning.
The Reverb VST plugin that is very simple in tuning. Accurate tone shifting scheme with compensation of amplitude frequency characteristic change.
Delay line with 10 to 20 taps to implement first echoes group. Reverb tail implemented by 6 comb-filters with characteristic corrected to all-pass. Tone shifting by dynamic 2-tap filter with corrected characteristic too.
This is a simple reverb VST plugin which was created to implement an idea of reverberation from sound source that is moving in a room space. It demonstrates elegant "singing" sound with additional capabilities of stereo expanding and manual output band tuning.
The Reverb VST plugin that is very simple in tuning. Accurate tone shifting scheme with compensation of amplitude frequency characteristic change.
Delay line with 10 to 20 taps to implement first echoes group. Reverb tail implemented by 6 comb-filters with characteristic corrected to all-pass. Tone shifting by dynamic 2-tap filter with corrected characteristic too.
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Win 32 VST
(0.2 Mb)
(3 / 5)
Tested in FL Studio 12.4: In the 32-bit version of the DAW, after loading the WIN 32 VST into a mixer channel, at first there was no sound whatsoever when the plugin was activated. The Wrapper showed the type as '32bit-native'. To salvage, the 'Make bridged' radio button in the 'Processing' tab of the Wrapper was highlighted. Sound then became audible and the type was shown as '32bit-bridged'. Not sure why you would have to bridge a 32-bit plugin in a 32-bit environment, but at least the VST worked this way. In the 64-bit version of FL Studio, the plugin type was shown as '32bit-bridged' and worked from the get-go. 'Sing' function is nice but expendable.
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Didn't work.
(5 / 5)
Exelente....