Applying Reverberation Effect to an Audio File
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Applying Reverberation Effect to an Audio File
Tremolo and reverb audio plugin made with JUCE.
The objective of this project is to create a system that artificially reconstructs the reverberate properties of an environment.
This is research project that delves into the realm of environmental audio effects using digital filters.Simulating captivating audio echoes in diverse environments using digital filters. Explore the world of audio signal processing and its applications in acoustic design and virtual reality experiences. Join us on this fascinating audio journey!
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About this reverberation :)
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