Cheaper than Convolver?
weepy opened this issue · comments
Heya - awesome project! Amazed how short the code is !
In you experience is this faster to process than a ConvolverNode with an impulse?
Hey there,
Someone would have to do the profiling for that. Especially if the Fourier
Transform is implemented in a certain way, sometimes it can be quite fast.
On the other hand, you’d have to consider the different usages/needs. For
algorithm reverbs such as this one, the “pros” include: flexibility (you
can change the parameters on the fly), modularity (you can reuse components
or add components within the algorithm), etc.
For convolving reverbs, you get more realistic reverbs / more realism —
since the impulses are usually made from impulses of real life spaces, but
it’s more expensive or finnicky to change the reverb on the fly.
K.
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Heya - awesome project! Amazed how short the code is !
In you experience is this faster to process than a ConvolverNode with an
impulse?
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Yes - I totally understand. It's great that it can be tweaked to your
heart's content. Ofc it scales linearly with the total convolution length
too.
^_^
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Hey there,
Someone would have to do the profiling for that. Especially if the Fourier
Transform is implemented in a certain way, sometimes it can be quite fast.
On the other hand, you’d have to consider the different usages/needs. For
algorithm reverbs such as this one, the “pros” include: flexibility (you
can change the parameters on the fly), modularity (you can reuse components
or add components within the algorithm), etc.
For convolving reverbs, you get more realistic reverbs / more realism —
since the impulses are usually made from impulses of real life spaces, but
it’s more expensive or finnicky to change the reverb on the fly.
K.
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> impulse?
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