New algorithmic Reverb - Mo' Verb

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Thanks for this reverb, it sounds perfect to my ears. :)

I hope with the next few updates you can manage to reduce the cpu usage a bit, as that is the only fault I can find with it.

Great stuff... Thank you for sharing.

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OK, I've made new version (1.02) that fixes all bugs described above. CPU usage is almost the same, but you can reduce it by deactivating different functions, namely Early Reflections, Late reflections, Diffusion, Wall EQ, Gate.
Get fixed version is here as usual:

http://www.rhythm-lab.com/plugins/mo_verb

Good luck with it! If anyone made any presets worth including into the plug-in, you're welcome to send them to me.

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agorka wrote:... you can reduce it by deactivating different functions, namely Early Reflections, Late reflections, Diffusion, Wall EQ, Gate.
Hi agorka,

how is that done? I didn't find any way to switch these functions off!?
The output of 1.0.2 is way louder. Intentionally?
I would like to hold back presets until the plugin is feature safe.
Another thing: In Reaper I saved some presets with the 1.0 version in the Reaper format. They weren't loadable in 1.0.1.

Shogger
What?

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shogger wrote:
agorka wrote:... you can reduce it by deactivating different functions, namely Early Reflections, Late reflections, Diffusion, Wall EQ, Gate.
Hi agorka,

how is that done? I didn't find any way to switch these functions off!?
The output of 1.0.2 is way louder. Intentionally?


Well, actually it shouldn't be louder. This might be caused by the bug with input mixer, cause it was wrong and it might have been changing volume.

About turning functions off - it's simple. =) You just need to set volume of early reflections or late reflections to zero to disable those engines. To disable Diffusion or Gate, set it to zero also. And to disable Wall EQ, move the points up, so they will snap to zero. You'll see that CPU usage reduced. They are just off when they don't affect the sound.
shogger wrote: I would like to hold back presets until the plugin is feature safe.
Another thing: In Reaper I saved some presets with the 1.0 version in the Reaper format. They weren't loadable in 1.0.1.

Shogger
This is even more strange. Nothing preset-wise has changed since 1.0. I checked and see that my friend who uploaded the file, renamed it. I'm not sure about Reaper, but maybe the problem is the file name? Try renaming it to match the filename of 1.0 version. I hope this will help.

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agorka wrote:About turning functions off - it's simple. =) You just need to set volume of early reflections or late reflections to zero to disable those engines. To disable Diffusion or Gate, set it to zero also. And to disable Wall EQ, move the points up, so they will snap to zero. You'll see that CPU usage reduced. They are just off when they don't affect the sound.
Hehe, OK then. "Turning off" sounds soooo much like a switch, you know? ;)
agorka wrote:
shogger wrote: I would like to hold back presets until the plugin is feature safe.
Another thing: In Reaper I saved some presets with the 1.0 version in the Reaper format. They weren't loadable in 1.0.1.
This is even more strange. Nothing preset-wise has changed since 1.0. I checked and see that my friend who uploaded the file, renamed it. I'm not sure about Reaper, but maybe the problem is the file name? Try renaming it to match the filename of 1.0 version. I hope this will help.
Now that's funky. Renaming the dll worked. Thanx for the tip. But why did you rename the dll anyway and kept the GUI at 1.0? ;)

Shogger
What?

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Been playing around with it some time now and I must say that I like this reverb very much. Great work!

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shogger wrote:
Now that's funky. Renaming the dll worked. Thanx for the tip. But why did you rename the dll anyway and kept the GUI at 1.0? ;)

Shogger
Cause changing GUI is designer's work, and I wanted to release bugfix faster. =) New version have smaller fonts, so that's how you can know that it's bug-free. =)
Nielzie wrote:Been playing around with it some time now and I must say that I like this reverb very much. Great work!
Thanks!

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can we get a bypass for the E.R. an Wet level so i can A B against the dry signal?

nice verb should of got more attention!
keep up the good work

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wsaidah wrote:can we get a bypass for the E.R. an Wet level so i can A B against the dry signal?

nice verb should of got more attention!
keep up the good work
Thanks!
Currently it's possible only if you make two presets. Probably in future I'll make mute functions for Dry, and if you think it's needed, for E.R. and Late too, so you'll be able to compare. Do I get you right?

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Thanks!

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agorka wrote:
wsaidah wrote:can we get a bypass for the E.R. an Wet level so i can A B against the dry signal?

nice verb should of got more attention!
keep up the good work
Thanks!
Currently it's possible only if you make two presets. Probably in future I'll make mute functions for Dry, and if you think it's needed, for E.R. and Late too, so you'll be able to compare. Do I get you right?
yes that's it! by the way this is a good verb if for nothing else E.R.

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had a quick try, very nice.. hopefully get some more time soon!

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What is the function of the goniometer? I can't suss it out . . .
I still think, your punctuation sucks, and your spelling isn't cool! So there...

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mandt wrote:What is the function of the goniometer? I can't suss it out . . .
Goniometer is useful to see stereo image you get. The wider it is, the wider stereo image you have. Try changing stereo width looking at goniometer and you'll see what it means.

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Just wanna say this reverb is really really nice, im tending to use it more than the commercial ones ive bought!

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