Well, a lot of the thanks go to David Griesinger and Barry Blesser, who developed these efficient algorithm topologies in the 1970s and 1980s.Klemperer wrote: Not to break this thread as up to now I have no own presets but am learning from all of you, I just wanted to say how incredibly wonderful it is for me to have such reverbs that still work perfectly with my old 2007 laptop. Reverb can be a cpu hog, and to get such incredible sounds without having to jump in the bizarre trend to buy a machine every 2 years (one should be forced to keep the oldies until the room was full) is - amazing. I remember some demos from 2011 or abouts that, well, already were too much for my machine without giving similar great results.
I just Googled Midsommarafton. Lots of bonfire pictures. That looks cool. I like bonfires. In Seattle, we have the Fremont Solstice Parade & Naked Bike Ride. Which is great, if you want to see a bunch of hippie dongs. I'd rather have a bonfire.Guys, I'm happy (and that is not only because at Midsommarafton we had a lot to drink)
Sean Costello
. It's a funny old party in all northern countries where they had extremely harsh winters and were glad that up in northern Sweden the sun did not go down at all around June21-24 and so on. Yet what it had to do with the lovely Vintage verb - hmm, I've forgotten about that^^. My presets are not en par with the great ones posted yet, so that can't have been the reason I blurbed about it:)
