Reverberation Sampler

[Matthew S. Padden]

Hi..

>
>>Given the impulse response, you can apply it to any signal you want
>>using tools like Csound's FFT-convolution opcode.  Recording a good
>>clean impulse response isn't trivial, but you can have a lot of fun
>>with synthesized ones too.
>
>Yea I was thinking that you could synthesize some arbitrary sound and tell
>the thing that this was the response to the impulse. The software might
>belch a bit but it should create some wicked environments.
>

This has the potential to produce truly bizarre sounds. Can someone wise 
tell me how you would go about setting this up, in Csound or some 
equivalent?

Thanks in advance
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Matthew S. Padden
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