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It sounds like airplane engines from within a 747 - at the volume you set, of course. Much better than jlooch or turing tunes. I'm a bit disappointed that you
by Nzen 13y ago
It sounds like airplane engines from within a 747 - at the volume you set, of course. Much better than jlooch or turing tunes.
I'm a bit disappointed that you erased the github history when moving to sourcefourge, as it would be interesting to compare it to the version you showed six months ago.
- logn 13y agoI erased it, but I'm sure there's still a copy somewhere :) It's identical code of the last github release, with minor readme changes. And if you're inclined to build it, it should be pretty easy to do from source. The code is organized into packages pretty well, but I wrote it for fun, so there's not the best comments or unit testing. Also, it's useful if nothing else for a 100% Java implementation of the 'Freeverb' project that's public domain and originally written in C++ (or maybe C?). Enjoy the sound/noise/code, it's free!