gershwin

ive had a lot of problems with the synths ive built which use the yafr or yafr2 objects. Using reveb at all makes the synth feedback too much adn the sound crunches then just cuts out. The only way I seem to be able to use reveb is to put the synth through ableton and use the reverb plug ins there. Am I putting too much signal through the reverb object (even though the signal is always scaled downt o below 1.0)? cos ideally i want the reverb in the patch so i dont have to open ableton all the time.

Also in terms of quality of reverb, is it better in Ableton or Max?

ive had a lot of problems with the synths ive built which use the yafr or yafr2 objects.  Using reveb at all makes the synth feedback too much adn the sound crunches then just cuts out.  The only way I seem to be able to use reveb is to put the synth through ableton and use the reverb plug ins there.  Am I putting too much signal through the reverb object (even though the signal is always scaled downt o below 1.0)? cos ideally i want the reverb in the patch so i dont have to open ableton all the time.

Also in terms of quality of reverb, is it better in Ableton or Max?


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look at the gigaverb in the gen examples! it's a great max reverb!

If you're running the reverb within a feedback loop, then sure - of course it can.

Since we don't know the patch or exact circumstances, the answer is 'yes' it feeds back. Based entirely on your description of your own patch. :)

It's easier to diagnose patches if you share it or show a screenshot of it, etc. 

yafr and yafr2 do not inherently feedback and blow up, they're used regularly and shipped with max

If you're running the reverb within a feedback loop, then sure - of course it can.
Since we don't know the patch or exact circumstances, the answer is 'yes' it feeds back.  Based entirely on your description of your own patch.  :)

It's easier to diagnose patches if you share it or show a screenshot of it, etc.  

yafr and yafr2 do not inherently feedback and blow up, they're used regularly and shipped with max

lol, good to come back to this after nearly a decade. Not sure if OP has the patch still. yafr and yafr2 do use feedback internally. Just for the record.

the "doesn't (condition 1) && (condition 2)" was meant literally - it doesn't just blow-up outta the box.

reverb objects in max