Stacked Modulation in a Hall Reverberation Algorithm
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KE. M.. Cintorino, DA. M.. Wisniewski, and BE. D.. McPheron, "Stacked Modulation in a Hall Reverberation Algorithm," Paper 9405, (2015 October.). doi:
KE. M.. Cintorino, DA. M.. Wisniewski, and BE. D.. McPheron, "Stacked Modulation in a Hall Reverberation Algorithm," Paper 9405, (2015 October.). doi:
Abstract: Reverberation is the reflection of sound caused by objects in space, similar to the way the visual world is sensed by the reflection of light. Novel reverberation algorithms are in high demand within the music industry due to changing trends and desire for unique sounds. As DSP hardware has improved, it is easier to implement multiple effects into the same algorithm. This paper presents a hall algorithm augmented with a series of chorus modulation blocks in an attempt to create new sounds. The approach is to add chorus blocks before the early decay phase of the hall algorithm as well as within the late reverb generation phase. The result is a stacked modulation reverberation algorithm.
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Reverberation is the reflection of sound caused by objects in space, similar to the way the visual world is sensed by the reflection of light. Novel reverberation algorithms are in high demand within the music industry due to changing trends and desire for unique sounds. As DSP hardware has improved, it is easier to implement multiple effects into the same algorithm. This paper presents a hall algorithm augmented with a series of chorus modulation blocks in an attempt to create new sounds. The approach is to add chorus blocks before the early decay phase of the hall algorithm as well as within the late reverb generation phase. The result is a stacked modulation reverberation algorithm.
Authors:
Cintorino, Kelsey M.; Wisniewski, Daniel M.; McPheron, Benjamin D.
Affiliation:
Roger Williams University, Bristol, RI, USA
AES Convention:
139 (October 2015)
Paper Number:
9405
Publication Date:
October 23, 2015Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Signal Processing
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