Open elanhickler opened 6 years ago
Will greg be paying your per-product cost for the DSP if we use your library for those things?
yeah, that's the general idea of the business model, i'm trying to pull off.
What would the cost be?
a pedalboard? as in - a hardware device? or virtual? what company is this for? what is their budget and what kind of resources do they have or expect to make with the product?
generally, yes, i do have code for all of these things in my rosic library. i'm not so sure, if the reverb is any good though, although i do have some ideas, how to improve and extend it. i also have an fft-convolver there (but that might need some work, too, to spread out the cpu cost over time more evenly)
i think, i should make these effects available in chainer for you to test. i have a multieffect plugin in the drawer, that i need to update
OrangeTreeSamples: https://www.orangetreesamples.com/
Not sure about the budget, we need a custom UI for a pedalboard where you can have virtual cables and connect anything to anything. We were planning on paying Jim for that, using JUCE's VST host as a starting point.
Yes, make those effects available so I can have a listen.
wow this is a nice selection
ahhh - i wanted to check it out more before i point you to that. there are a lot of loose ends and incomplete implementations. but yes, that's most of my collection of standard effects. maybe we should see it more as starting point...
this "quadrifex" thing is one the plugins that i didn't get to publish, so far
yes, each effect will be a starting point, we will not be using any of them "as is" most likely.
yeah - i'm especially interested in doing some more research-and-development for reverb (widely considered as supreme discipline in audio dsp). i have once published some ideas in a paper, but did not yet really make any good use of them: http://www.rs-met.com/documents/dsp/GeneralizedHadamardTransform.pdf
We need DSP for these:
Compressor Gate Chorus Flanger Phaser Delay Reverb (could always be handled with convolution, since I’ve made so many reverb impulses by now) Convolution (this could be used for spring reverbs, cabinet emulation, and other reverb effect modules)
I will do all the programming, unless we need to hire you for some custom DSP.