Another reverb with more controls suitable for classical music based on zita-rev1. Available as LV2 and CLAP by default (with optional VST3, VST2 and LADSPA).
Initial Delay = Delay in ms
LowFreq X = Low frequency Crossover point in Hz
Bass Mult = Computes Low Decay as Bass Multiplier x Mid Decay
Mid Decay = Mid frequency decay time in seconds
HF Damping = High frequency damping in Hz
Wet/Dry Mix = Wetter to the left, drier to the right
Level = Gain in dB
Plugin defaults to 40ms delay, 250Hz crossover, 2 seconds, 3Khz damping and 50/50 wet/dry mix. This is ready to use as an insert. As a send (with dedicated reverb bus) simply move the wet/dry slider all the way to the left and adjust the channel fader to taste.
Mozart -- anechoic
Mozart -- Wet
git clone --recursive https://github.com/chmaha/Enover.git
cd Enover
make
To build a VST3 version at the same time:
make BUILD_VST3=true
likewise, BUILD_VST2=true or BUILD_LADSPA=true.
On Linux systems, you can cross-compile LV2/CLAP Windows-x64 binaries as follows:
scripts/build-win64.sh
To add a VST3 binary at the same time:
scripts/build-win64.sh BUILD_VST3=true
This software is by chmaha (a revision of https://github.com/SpotlightKid/dfzitarev1).
This plugin is released under the GPLv3 License. Please see the LICENSE file for details.
The DSP code is generated from the FAUST sources via the faustpp pre-processor and uses my modified version of the dm.zita_rev1 demo from the FAUST library, written by Julius O. Smith III, which is a re-implementation of zita-rev1 by Fons Adriaensen, writen in C++.
The project is built using the DISTRHO Plugin Framework (DPF) and set up with the cookiecutter-dpf-faust project template.