Re: Simulating concert halls, cathedrals, etc.

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From: THORNTON JOHAN A
Date: Wed, 27 Jun 1990 03:12

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Hal Chamberlain's excellent reference, _Musical Applications of Microprocessors_ lists several signal flow algorithms for reverbs of various intensities and
complexities.

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