Collection of FV-1 Reverb Algorithms Available

[taudio]

We've just made a collection of FV-1 reverbs available for download. It is a combination of algos done in SpinCAD Designer and modified versions of some of the best FV-1 reverbs we found at the FV-1 Programs Archive.

The modifications make control usage consistent across different patches. Some other updates are also included. Details are included in the SpinASM source code comments.

Here's a quick summary of what is included:

• Room Reverb - made with SpinCAD Designer
• Hall Reverb - made with SpinCAD Designer
• Plate Reverb - a modified version of the Dattorro reverb coded by mdroberts1243
• Spring Reverb - a modified version of the spring reverb coded by Don Stavely
• Shimmer Reverb - a modified version of "Version 6" from DrAlx (which is based on Ice9's shimmer reverb)
• MN3011 Reverb - made in SpinCAD Designer; based on a classic MN3011 reverb design
• Room Reverb-3-4-5 - made in SpinCAD Designer (by Digital Larry)
• Three Tap Delay Reverb - made in SpinCAD Designer

More details are included in the PDF file that comes with the SpinCAD Designer and SpinASM files.

You can download this "best of" collection here. We'll also put in a request to get this included in the FV-1 Programs Archive.

Enjoy!

[krina234pestro]

We've just made a collection of FV-1 reverbs available for download. It is a combination of algos done in SpinCAD Designer and modified versions of some of the best FV-1 reverbs we found at the FV-1 Programs Archive.

The modifications make control usage consistent across different patches. Some other updates are also included. Details are included in the SpinASM source code comments.

Here's a quick summary of what is included:

• Room Reverb - made with SpinCAD Designer
• Hall Reverb - made with SpinCAD Designer
• Plate Reverb - a modified version of the Dattorro reverb coded by mdroberts1243
• Spring Reverb - a modified version of the spring reverb coded by Don Stavely
• Shimmer Reverb - a modified version of "Version 6" from DrAlx (which is based on Ice9's shimmer reverb)
• MN3011 Reverb - made in SpinCAD Designer; based on a classic MN3011 reverb design
• Room Reverb-3-4-5 - made in SpinCAD Designer (by Digital Larry)
• Three Tap Delay Reverb - made in SpinCAD Designer

More details are included in the PDF file that comes with the SpinCAD Designer and SpinASM files.

You can download this "best of" collection here. We'll also put in a request to get this included in the FV-1 Programs Archive.

Enjoy!

It's great that you've combined SpinCAD Designer creations and modified versions of classic FV-1 reverbs into one package. For those using the FV-1, the ability to customize and tweak these effects with consistent control usage is a huge bonus.

The inclusion of both traditional reverb types (Room, Hall, Plate, and Spring) and more experimental ones like the Shimmer Reverb and MN3011 Reverb really shows the versatility of this collection. And with the attention to detail and improvements made on each algorithm, it's clear this will be a valuable resource for sound designers and musicians alike.

[Ice-9]

Where are the ASM files to view, zip file doesn't seem to include anything that can be viewed in a correct FV-1 format. 

[taudio]

We've just made a collection of FV-1 reverbs available for download. It is a combination of algos done in SpinCAD Designer and modified versions of some of the best FV-1 reverbs we found at the FV-1 Programs Archive.

The modifications make control usage consistent across different patches. Some other updates are also included. Details are included in the SpinASM source code comments.

Here's a quick summary of what is included:

• Room Reverb - made with SpinCAD Designer
• Hall Reverb - made with SpinCAD Designer
• Plate Reverb - a modified version of the Dattorro reverb coded by mdroberts1243
• Spring Reverb - a modified version of the spring reverb coded by Don Stavely
• Shimmer Reverb - a modified version of "Version 6" from DrAlx (which is based on Ice9's shimmer reverb)
• MN3011 Reverb - made in SpinCAD Designer; based on a classic MN3011 reverb design
• Room Reverb-3-4-5 - made in SpinCAD Designer (by Digital Larry)
• Three Tap Delay Reverb - made in SpinCAD Designer

More details are included in the PDF file that comes with the SpinCAD Designer and SpinASM files.

You can download this "best of" collection here. We'll also put in a request to get this included in the FV-1 Programs Archive.

Enjoy!

It's great that you've combined SpinCAD Designer creations and modified versions of classic FV-1 reverbs into one package. For those using the FV-1, the ability to customize and tweak these effects with consistent control usage is a huge bonus.

The inclusion of both traditional reverb types (Room, Hall, Plate, and Spring) and more experimental ones like the Shimmer Reverb and MN3011 Reverb really shows the versatility of this collection. And with the attention to detail and improvements made on each algorithm, it's clear this will be a valuable resource for sound designers and musicians alike.

Thanks for your kind words!

It took some effort to get this all working, but it was made much easier because of the awesome, previous work done by super talented folks in the FV-1 community.

[taudio]

Where are the ASM files to view, zip file doesn't seem to include anything that can be viewed in a correct FV-1 format. 

The asm files are all contained in the .json file. This can be opened (and all of the asm files extracted) using our open source FV-1 programmer -- see https://github.com/audiofab/fv1_programmer. Since the .json file is text, the asm source can also be extracted directly from the file.

If this is too much of a hassle for you, send me a DM and I'll send you the asm files ...

Thanks!

[Ice-9]

Where are the ASM files to view, zip file doesn't seem to include anything that can be viewed in a correct FV-1 format. 

The asm files are all contained in the .json file. This can be opened (and all of the asm files extracted) using our open source FV-1 programmer -- see https://github.com/audiofab/fv1_programmer. Since the .json file is text, the asm source can also be extracted directly from the file.

If this is too much of a hassle for you, send me a DM and I'll send you the asm files ...

Thanks!

Hi Taudio, Yeah I could see that the asm was embedded in the json file but not in a user friendly format. I thought that you might have included the actual ASM as files in the zip for anyone wanting to edit.  It wasn't a problem, I just thought I might have looked though the code to see if there was anything I could see for additions as I recently worked on spring reverbs and ADT's etc.
Great project you have released.