It doesn't seem that locsig or locsend (or their space counterparts)
actually do any reverb? Or do they? It seems that locsend puts (
kreverbsend*[locsig output] ) into an asig. 


At 06:52 AM 6/20/98 -0700, Richard Karpen wrote:
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>> 	locsig (or space ) duplicates kreverbsend amount of its output
>> and aims it at whatever locsend/spsend follows within that instrument? 
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>Sort of. Actually they use kreverbsend to calculate amounts of "local" 
>and "global" reverb according to the diagram in the Charles Dodge book. 
>The amount of each of these is determined by distance. In other words, if
>you have a sound that's close in, some amount of the signal will be
>assigned to all channels in the "send" unit.  unit. A sound that's more
>distant will have less effect on send channels other than the ones that
>the direct signal is coming from. Hope this makes sense. It's a bit early
>in the morning!
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	thank you for your bandwidth

	

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> 	It doesn't seem that locsig or locsend (or their space counterparts)
> actually do any reverb? Or do they? It seems that locsend puts (
> kreverbsend*[locsig output] ) into an asig. 

That's right. I decided make the "send" units, rather than hardwire
any particular reverb algorithm into this. Reverb is an important part of
localization, but I wanted to leave that part as open as possible to the
users' choise of which reverb, etc...