Walls: Shifting Realms
by Klevgrand
Algorithmic space effect with six models, from spring to deliberately degraded
Oct 14, 202561 minWatch on YouTube ↗
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- 12:19The six models explained, spring and plate through to cosmic, hex and binary
- 14:32The XY modulation pad, depth vertical and rate horizontal
- 21:36Cosmic on a bare snare, where the tail turns into delay
- 26:27Binary, the deliberately degraded model, with modulation
- 37:41Set up on a send bus in Logic with the dry mix pulled out and locked
- 39:28Every parameter exposed for host automation
What it does
A space effect with six models. Spring, plate and hall cover conventional reverb; cosmic is sparse and highly diffused, hex a delay and reverb hybrid that drifts into granular texture, and binary a deliberately degraded digital ambience. Controls are pre-delay to 250 ms, size, decay from 100 ms to 30 seconds, a two-band filter, stereo width, damping, diffusion, an early and late reflections balance, and an XY pad setting modulation depth against rate. The wet and dry mix can be locked across preset changes.
In the demo
Jade steps through every model on a single snare so each tail is audible on its own, then runs it across piano, drums, guitar and vocals in four AUM projects. She also sets it up on a send bus in Logic and shows the parameters open to automation.
Worth knowing
It is iPad only and will not appear in an iPhone App Store search. The abstract models drift a long way from a plain room, so anyone wanting a neutral send reverb stays in the top three.
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