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This tool is built for music producers, sound designers, and creative tinkerers who love experimenting with sound. I first created this device to learn more about how all pass filters can be used to emulate the reverb of a room. In doing so, I quickly realized how versatile and complex this simple design can be. 

Whether you're crafting realistic room reverbs, designing otherworldly textures, or diving into the science of sound, this Max for Live device opens the door to unexpcted sonic possibilities.


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Controls

  • Filter Control

    Adjust the number of all pass filters to experiment with reverb density and texture.

  • Room Size

    Fine-tune delay times and spread for tailored soundscapes.

  • Absorption

    Shape the feedback of delayed signals to craft everything from subtle ambiances to chaotic resonances.

  • Decay and Resonance

    Toggle between synchronized and offset delay times to manage natural room tones or create resonant effects.

  • Mix and Panning

    Blend the reverb signal with the original audio and pan both independently for spatial precision.

  • Learn and Explore

    Model realistic room sounds or create lush, modulating pads and textures. Discover entirely new uses for delay and reverb techniques.

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Real and Unreal Spaces

Explore and Create: Explore the foundational principles of reverb design while crafting your own unique sounds.

Unleash Creativity: Move beyond traditional reverb plugins and explore uncharted audio landscapes.

Tailored for Ableton Live: Seamlessly integrate into your Ableton Live projects with a device designed to inspire.

All Shall Pass...

Featuring a simple but powerful network of all-pass filters in series, this tool enables you to craft everything from subtle room reverbs to unique, resonating sound textures. Use this Max for Live Audio Device to emulate real spaces or experiment with completely surreal, modulated reverbs. Perfect for sound designers, electronic music producers, or anyone looking to understand the basics of digital reverb techniques.