I admit, I should have finished this a lot earlier.

I originally was working on a custom reverb algo (because I wanna ditch XMPlay for reverbing stuff), ran into issues with nasty clipping and shit. Which drove me insane. Using CannibalZerg's VST plugin with random VSTs annoyed me too.

So I took some old code from earlier, tinkered with the core Freeverb3 class to make a nice impl. for FB2K and its done.

http://mudlord.xtemu.com/files/foo_dsp_freeverb.dll


o.o

I've been looking for a reverb plugin forever, but your link doesn't seem to be working
S.

http://mudlord.xtemu.com/proj/foo_dsp_freeverb_binsrc.rar

copy only .dll file in components folder

Awesome!!! I d/led it and cut and pasted the .dll in to the components folder. I can see it in the dsp manager etc but the numbers are greyed out and I can't hear the reverb at all :S
piccy:-

Perhaps it is a stereo-only effect? (Insert "Convert mono to stereo" somewhere after your "Downmix channels to mono", likely just before "Freeverb DSP")

* Correct, stereo only effect, like the original impl.
* Greyed out values are a style option I did. Just figured people might want to see the values the sliders are at

A mono implementation is hacked in....
Tested with the "Downmix to mono" effect.

oops.. yeah makes sense, I run my audio out into my mono bass amp so I can feel the bass (bass addict) ...it's a compromise in the sound but I love bass too much. I really should upgrade it all. For now I'll just use my headphones for reverb .....shoegaze with extra reverb mmmmm. Thanks heaps!
S.x

The upload should work with mono channels too now, though.

At least, from my testing, works like a charm o.o

aaah yes I just played with the DSP order and found it works if it's before the mix to mono ..awesome!!
*is soaked in lush reverb*
*melts*
Thanks!!!

You may want to use it after the mix to mono in this case. The wet portion of the signal is calculated against a mono downmix anyway, and the stereo simply adds some phase delayed right channel output, which could come out bad when downmixed.