Linda IronVerb: Algorithmic Reverb with Ironize Modulation by Audified

The Ironize control sets how much iron-like modulation is applied to the reverb. Low settings can color a conventional reverb subtly, while higher settings suit pads, atmospheres and ambient soundscapes.

IronVerb offers six modes built on original algorithms. Flutter adds a periodic warbling effect. Plate draws on vintage studio plates. Slapback has a slower attack that produces an echo-like sound. Dense gives a narrow, high-density space with a sharp sound. Steel and Steel2 simulate a steel barrel, with Steel2 using a slower attack for a different vibe.

Pre-Delay sets the time before the first reflections, up to 500 ms. Feedback controls the number and length of reflections, from short echo-like repeats to long decay trails.

Damp Amt simulates high-frequency absorption by reflective surfaces and can darken or brighten the tail. Damp Freq selects a damping frequency from 100 Hz to 15 kHz. Resonance shapes the mid-frequency response around the damping filter.

Size sets how large the reverb sounds, and Width expands the image from mono to full stereo. A Hi-Pass filter from 20 Hz to 1 kHz keeps low-frequency rumble and buildup out of the reverb, and Wet/Dry sets the blend with the clean signal.