TAP-plugins
Author: Tom Szilagyi
Description: Tom's Audio Processing plugins for audio engineering on the Linux platform.
Keywords: TAP-plugins TAP Reverb Editor Reverberator Equalizer EQ Vibrato Tremolo Echo Tom Szilagyi LADSPA JACK Plugin Linux Audio

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TAP Reverb Editor
An interactive tool for room acoustics simulation

> Latest version: Release 0

TAP Reverb Editor is the standalone JACK counterpart of the LADSPA plugin TAP Reverberator, which is part of the TAP-plugins LADSPA plugin set. This means that the two programs/plugins perform the same audio processing, but they have some advantages over each other:

- TAP Reverberator is a LADSPA plugin. It has limited capabilities with regard to the user interface (besides global plugin parameters, only the Reverb Type can be chosen; changing any internal parameter is not possible). On the other hand, it can be automated when used in powerful host programs such as Ardour.
- TAP Reverb Editor is a separate JACK application. It has its own special user interface that allows for changing any internal parameter on-the-fly, as well as plotting the impulse response of Reverb Types as a visual aid. On the other hand, it cannot be automated from other programs; its main use is to allow for developing one's own Reverb Types.

Reverb Types created with this program can be easily 'exported' into the LADSPA version. (Easily means: you have to copy two files and re-compile TAP-plugins.) For a detailed description of this process, please refer to the manual.

To get satisfactory results with TAP Reverb Editor, you will need to set your system up to run JACK well. See http://jackit.sf.net for details.

This program relies on The GIMP Toolkit (GTK+) version 2.0. You need the GTK+-2.0 development libraries correctly installed to be able to compile.

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