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Devon's Leslie
WHAT DOES IT DO?
Devon's Leslie is a rotary speaker simulator. It implements basic
cabinet modelling and applies modulation to three different frequency
sets. The high-frequency rotar and the low-frequency rotar spin in
opposite directions, just like the real thing. The cabinet simulator
is very basic. The sound is similar to that of a leslie speaker. Slight
doppler shift.
PARAMETERS
TopRotarySpd - Speed of the high-frequency rotar.
BtmRotarySpd - Speed of the low-end rotar.
MidR-OD - Saturation for constructively interferring frequencies.
MRngSelector - To combat the evils of phase cancellation, the midfrequencies
must cycle through the LFO of one of the rotors. This
selects which rotor to prefer (top or bottom).
CabRES - Resonance of cabinet. Resonance is most when both rotars hit
complete north at the same time. (like a speaker cabinet with
a roof, a floor, and three walls, with an open wall facing the
audience)
CabDMP - Dampening of wood. Less dampening will result in slightly more
dopplering, as well as a more intense vibrato, due to the fact
that there is less wood to reverberate and constructively
interfere with the soundwaves. Less Dampening=Harder Wood.
THANKS TO
Patrick was an uber-helpful Quality Control officer.
FUTURE FEATURES
A Modulatory Delay - that is, get some flange in there.
Slowdown - Turn off the leslie in the middle of a song and have it slowly spin down!
Stereo? - I don't want it. Do you want it?
COPYRIGHT:
(C)2002 Devon Zachary