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Another paper:

INITIAL TECHNOLOGY REVIEW: THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A
ROTARY LOUDSPEAKER EFFECT AS A DIGITAL SIGNAL
PROCESSOR ALGORITHM

Matt Croteau (310303923)

Digital Audio Systems, DESC9115, Semester 1 2012
Graduate Program in Audio and Acoustics
Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning, The University of Sydney

http://ses.library.usyd.edu.au/bitstream/2123/8431/2/MCroteau_310303923_InitialTechReview.pdf

Maybe this paper is helpful to get into the topic:

Doppler Simulation and the Leslie
Julius O. Smith III Stefania Seran Jonathan Abel Dave Berners
Music 421 Handout
Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA)
Department of Music, Stanford University
Stanford, California 94305
March 30, 2006

https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/doppler/doppler.pdf

Hi

Thank you for suggestion, I'll look into.

This is probably a simple thing for a dsp expert.

Monitoring audio via headphones usually pronounces stereo by far too much. My idea is to mix the opposite channel with a certain delay to the original channel, determined by monitor speaker distance and listener distance to speakers.

I argued that BfxStereoEnhancer cound probably abused to get this effect, but I am not sure...

Hi.
I am new here - just about checking out BassFx addon.

First of all it's very useful to have basic effects for bass!

But the Reverb seems to be a very simple algorithm, more sounding like a dense echo or long early reflection. It lacks a dense release. I am really not about requesting a cpu hungry convolution reverb... just better sounding algorithms. Some variations would also be appreciated, like plate, spring, hall, room, etc...

I like the bass fx system as these fx are simple to use in bass. I know I can use VST effects too - I've checked bass vst addon too and it's a lot more hassle to use.