website: add Freeverb distribution to "Extras" page #24
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Seems fine to me if it's public domain and may be of use to people! Really the only constraints are the space and bandwidth on the server, but we can always revisit if that gets out of hand for some reason. |
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I ported this reasonably popular public domain reverb to AU once upon a time and used to include it on our Audio Units temporary web page, which I have recently deleted from the site. Does it make sense to just move it to the bottom of the Extras page to give it somewhere to live? Or is non-DFX better left off our site? It actually runs on 64-bit Macs unlike nearly everything else here, at least, but will defer to your opinion on keep it or drop it.