A Gateway Reverb

JUCE is fortunate to have two Reverb classes.

• A simple Reverb that is very easy to implement, requiring very little code. The implementation still exists in the code, but is commented out for reference.
• The other DSP::Reverb, is equally simple to implement on its own, but becomes much more difficult to implement with the process managers.
  • dsp::ProcessSpec - Works with the prepare method on input only buffer
  • dsp::ProcessContextReplacing - Works with the prepare method when both input and output is required for the processing task
  • dsp::ProcessorChain - Where you order and organize how you want your modules to work together
  • dsp::Gain - A simple gain class, added as another element in the processor chain. dsp::Convolution, dsp::FilterDesign, dsp::Coefficients, and others are available once all the methods are implemented (prepare, process, reset, updateParameters).

Challenges

• Sending parameters from the Sliders to the Processor was a small issue because of the volatile deprecations of parameter handling functions.