A Reverberator with Two-Stage Decay and Onset Time Controls

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Title	A Reverberator with Two-Stage Decay and Onset Time Controls
Publication Type	Conference Paper
Year of Publication	2010
Authors	Lee, K. S., and J. S. Abel
Conference Name	129th Audio Engineering Society Convention
Date Published	11/2010
Conference Location	San Francisco, CA, USA
Keywords	artificial reverberator
Abstract	An efficient artificial reverberator having two-stage decay and onset time controls is presented. A second-order comb filter controlling the reverberator frequency-dependent decay rates and onset times drives a switched convolution with short noise sequences. In this way, a non-exponential reverberation envelope is produced by the comb filter, while the switched convolution structure produces a high echo density. Several schemes for generating two-stage decays and onset time controls with different onset characteristics in different frequency bands are described.
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