Wish Inchindown Reverb

[2112]

It would be super cool to have a reverb type based on the Inchindown Oil Tanks aka "world's longest reverb".

Some more info here - http://registry.gsg.org.uk/sr/sitedetails.php?id=438

There's a few pedals with both algorithmic & convolution verbs based on this space but having a Fractal quality version would be supreme.

 

[FractalAudio]

Is there an impulse response available? If so, I can put it through my Matlab program to turn it into a Reverb type.

 

[chumbucket]

Is there an impulse response available? If so, I can put it through my Matlab program to turn it into a Reverb type.

https://freesound.org/people/acs272/packs/13598/

 

[yek]

 

[FractalAudio]

I can't find any way to download that.

 

[yek]

It's commercial, 3 English pounds.

When I click 'Buy', I get a purchase window.

 

[2112]

Yes, I've got that IR. Will DM @FractalAudio

 

[FractalAudio]

I wonder if this is the reverb they used when Sully and Boo discover the hidden lab in Monsters Inc. When the door closes there's this really long reverb that I've always thought sounds amazing.

 

[yek]

 

[simeon]

you can tell who's got kids of a certain age in this thread!

there's also a giant silo place in the usa that you can run audio through via your daw/browser (?) and it's massive. i can't for the life of me remember what it's called. the place if full of speakers...

 

[Budda]

@simeon monsters inc came out in 01 - pretty sure my family saw it in theatre

Excited to check out this reverb!

 

[nicolasrivera]

Is there an impulse response available? If so, I can put it through my Matlab program to turn it into a Reverb type.

https://freesound.org/people/acs272/packs/13598/

 

[javajunkie]

you can tell who's got kids of a certain age in this thread!

there's also a giant silo place in the usa that you can run audio through via your daw/browser (?) and it's massive. i can't for the life of me remember what it's called. the place if full of speakers...

or have seen it anyway

 

[javajunkie]

We have this in Colorado: https://savingplaces.org/stories/an-old-water-tank-creates-an-acoustic-phenomenon-in-rural-colorado. Unfortunately they do not allow creating IRs there.

 

[simeon]

We have this in Colorado: https://savingplaces.org/stories/an-old-water-tank-creates-an-acoustic-phenomenon-in-rural-colorado

that's the place i was trying to think of! i spent the last two days trying to find it on the web, so thank you!

 

[Greg Ferguson]

It would be super cool to have a reverb type based on the Inchindown Oil Tanks aka "world's longest reverb".

Some more info here - http://registry.gsg.org.uk/sr/sitedetails.php?id=438

From the article …

In 2014, Allan Kilpatrick from the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland fired a pistol blank inside one of the tanks. The sound was recorded by Cox, and is reported to have reverberated for 112 seconds at 125 hertz, 30 seconds at mid frequency, and 75 seconds broadband.

That should just about do it.

 

[Rex]

For a similar experience, visit an indoor swimming pool when the water has been drained. Just give a yell, and sit back and eat a sandwich while your scream comes back at you.

 

[2112]

Bump

 

[Budda]

+1

 

[Dave Merrill]

+1 with an impressive bunch of scientifically accurate zeroes after.