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Tila2 is a room reverb designed for short settings.
Tila turned out to be something that people found nice at very short settings. As such, this updated version keeps the algorithm but attempts to make it easier to tune those room reverbs. For hall-style algorithms look elsewhere.
The left-hand section has settings for predelay, mid-frequency reverb time (RT60), initial diffusion and roomsize of the model.
In the mid-section, upper row controls the high-frequencies above “high freq”, while lower row controls the low-frequencies below “low freq”. In both cases there is a reverb-time scaling constant (high/low scale; from 0.25 to 1.25) and up to 10dB of boost or cut (high/low EQ).
Finally there are 6dB/oct lowpass (high cutoff) and highpass (low cutoff) filters, and an output level control for wet-signals. Dry-signals are passed through when mode is set to ‘insert’ and muted when set to ‘send’ (for use as ‘insert’ and ‘send’ effect respectively).
Tila2 ( 0.65 MB )
Tila2-x64 ( 0.68 MB )
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