Bugfix for our spring reverb
To achieve this, we combined research findings with our own innovative approach. With SpringVerb, you can adjust every aspect of the springs. For instance, you can modify the intrinsic vibration time, which determines the length of the reverb. Additionally, you can control the damping of the springs, which affects the decay time of the reverb.
The resonance and brightness controls allow you to alter the self-resonance point of the spring and the highest frequency it can reach. Both of these controls also impact how the reverb propagates inside the spring.
We also added a handy dry/wet mix control. Moreover, the diffusion control, although not a specific physical part of the spring behavior, helps us achieve various sounds. You can create sounds ranging from lush to metallic.
You can change the number of springs, which in turn affects the reverb’s behavior. With one spring, you get a mono reverb with a very bouncy sound. With two springs, you achieve a stereo reverb. Using three springs provides a full and shimmering sound.
