Re: The Synthizer Thread
0.7.5 is up with reverb. It's better than Libaudioverse's reverb. I unfortunately don't have the bandwidth to go through the rather tedious process of setting up for demos right now, but the docs are here and it should be easy for anyone already using Synthizer to drop it in, play with it, and get something going. The repository has an example in bindings/python/examples. Expect another round of improvements to it at some point, namely for panning and spatialized early reflections, but it's good enough for what most people are going to be doing for the foreseeable future. I do ask, though, that you be patient with it. You might have to fiddle around with settings to get something that sounds nice, depending on your use case. But if you do, keep them around: I want to add presets, provided that I can get enough named presets to make that worth doing.
There might be other bugs in this release. A critical issue related to our bitset not working got fixed, but the upshot is that there's now code paths that should have been exercised for the last 6 months that weren't exercised for the past 6 months getting exercised now. I promise to deal with the carnage as promptly as I'm able if you open issues against the repository.
Due to demand, the next project is cross-platform and cross-compiler support. I would have thought that people would be more like "please can you improve the HRTF" but every time I get asked for something it's "Does it work on Mac and Linux", so obviously the users have spoken. I was hoping to drop that this week being as this was my week off, but it is now Friday so, well, probably not.
Have fun.
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