Wherein we present LiCK's APF effect.
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APF implements a variation on a feedforward + feeback + delay network. that looks like this:
As with all feedback effects, be very careful with parameter settings as they can lead to ungodly results.
FwdGain
controls the gain of the feedforward signal. Usually you'll want to
keep this value well-below 1.0. If you set this value to a negative value
you can get phase inversion. Which for "short" delays can deliver interesting
additional effects.
RevGain
controls the gain of the feedback loop. Usually you'll want to
keep this value well-below 1.0.
Delay
sets the amount of delay represented in standard ChucK notation like
1::ms, 50::samp, .5::second.
MaxDelay
sets the maximum amount of delay you expect to require. Can't
be changed during a live session.
Gain
multiplies the effect.
Bypass
allows you to bypass the effect.