Port gverb~ to JamomaDSP

[tap]

This one will require some help from @nwolek since he is the one currently in possession of the source code :-)

First iteration can be the algorithm as it exists: stereo (and maybe mono?).

A second iteration will involve some research into ways that the algorithm can expand to additional channel configurations.

This topic was first discussed by @tap and @nwolek in the Augustin lobby during the 2014 workshop at BEK.

[nwolek]

@tap - would you suggest making it part of the DSP library or some other existing extension?

[tap]

I think I would favor the EffectsLib unless there is an argument for something different.

best, Tim

On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 9:58 PM, nwolek notifications@github.com wrote:

@tap https://github.com/tap - would you suggest making it part of the DSP library or some other existing extension?

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[nwolek]

Now ported for Max 7 here: https://github.com/nwolek/LowkeyNW/tree/master/source/nw.gverb~

Are we still interested in porting for Jamoma too?

[tap]

Is that a serious question? Of course!

Tim

On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 3:07 PM, Nathan Wolek notifications@github.com wrote:

Now ported for Max 7 here: https://github.com/nwolek/LowkeyNW/tree/master/source/nw.gverb~

Are we still interested in porting for Jamoma too?

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[nwolek]

OK, adding to my list for next week!

[lossius]

While at it we should port tap.verb~ as well.

[nwolek]

The tap.verb~ source is here: https://github.com/tap/TapTools/tree/master/source/tap.verb~

[nwolek]

moved to jamoma/jamoma2#41