Xunil-Cloud Reverb

Software
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Did anybody tried this rewritten reverb plugin, which seems to be suited for long reverbs quite well? It has linux lv2 as a target.

I’m not confident enough with my compiling skills (yet) do try it myself.

I think it would complement the other reverb choices right good. I’m anyhow not sure if the ~40 parameters make it a good zynthian extension.

Here’s one Guitar chord using it on windows (Dry/wet)

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Go on. You can do it. Just follow the instructions on the GitHub page.

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Things I’m uncomfortable with:

  • Don’t know cmake, don’t know how to just compile lv2, don’t know install directories
  • Haven’t follow any suggestion to keep productive and developing system seperate :sweat_smile:
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Go ahead @hannesmenzel, you can do it! @riban is right.

Just followed the instructions. Build takes about 30 minutes on Pi5.

Then copied LV2 to zynthian-plugins, then regenerate_engines_db.sh.

Reboot

Enable engine in webconf and changed category from other to reverb

Everything works, including VNC GUI.

I’m (again) deeply impressed by the versatility of Zynthian.

Chapeau @riban and @jofemodo (and all the other contributors of course)!

Kind regards,

Hans.

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And write it up!

Not sure this is a concept we want propagated too widely.

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Building right now, lets see. While it’s already in the process I would like to know which directories you use for your repositories/builds? I use /home/dev rn.

Speaking of lv2-plugins already: Airwindows lv2 aarch64 binaries are provided on his homepage precompiled. Is there a reason these aren’t included? I mean, I wouldn’t add all of these quadrillions, but some tube/tape/reverb plugins of him would be great to have. Think they’re MIT licenced (maybe thats the issue) and like you all know lightwight and headless with few parameters each. So perfect for zynthian.

I’m aware that there were discussions about Airwindows-consolidated. But I think the single ones would be more suitable.

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/root

First time I build something on the zynth

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Seems to work well!

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EDIT:
Here’s the binary, including binary, lv2-custom ttl and compiling output as .txt:

CloudReverb.zip (2.0 MB)

With the ttl I tried to replicate the native UI as good as possible.

Observations:

  • Has no presets
  • Parameter values and so on seems fine.
  • No param groups by now (Edit: now there are)
  • Doesn’t spike cpu so much on Pi5
  • No notable heat rise
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CloudReverb included now in Vangelis (testing branch)!

Thanks a lot @hannesmenzel !

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Aether Reverb
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That’s great! Is there an easy way to get the presets which seem to be embedded in the code, but presumably selectable from the native UI over VNC to the zynthian system?

I mean, I’m aware how to save presets like here from the zynthian UI:

… but not how to prepare them to be embedded with the plugin repository to share.