JUCE Tutorial 16 - Creating a Basic Delay Effect

[@looply_music]

Hello, Thank you very much :), @TheAudioProgrammer I have a question: on line 160: Why did you define "delayBuffer" as an argument to the function? "DelayBuffer" is already declared in the "AudioProcessor" class + at the other function in the previous video we didn't send it as argument on the function "fillBuffer".

[@andreasl4318]

Thanks for an inspiring video! I think the world is ready for a simple "Reverb tutorial" :)

[@Knut_Eisbaer]

That's incredible, man! Your handwritten paperwork exemplifies the algorithm and makes it easy to understand. I follow the same concept. By the way, your records in the background are also very nice :).

[@TheAudioProgrammer]

Thanks so much!

[@noeqplease]

Worked the first time. Your tutorials are easy to follow. Thanks!

[@kealanocallaghan1197]

awesome video! do you think you would do a video on how to implement this onto the basic synth you made the tutorial series on?

[@gerardomezagomez7182]

Guys! The circular buffer function from the past tutorial has some significant changes. Take time to check them, otherwise, the effect won't work properly.

[@Queteo]

Thank you very much for this great walkthrough. I'm still very new to juce, and I'm having some trouble finding my build code to test in my DAW. As far as I understand the juce frameworks allows for build of an AU, which can be read by most DAWs. Where would this be located? Or do you have any recurses pointing to this subject? I'm using juce 7 on a mac with Monterey. Thanks. Cheers

[@gabrielespira7500]

I think I followed along the tutorial, but when I use my plugin the delayed signal is distorted, noisy. Like there are artifacts in it: any idea on what could be causing this?

[@ninjaxhayabusa]

Whenever I load in the delay it triggers a crazy spike on my meters in Ableton (it reads 173db!!). Any ideas what could be causing it?

[@fourior]

I'm having the same issue did you ever figure it out?

[@fourior]

Hey man found the problem add delayBuffer.clear(); into your preparetoplay otherwise I guess there's a bunch of junk in there? If someone knows the specifics of that please enlighten me

[@fourior]

Add delayBuffer.clear() into your prepare to play, no idea what juce puts in there by default that's causing the volume spike but if anyone knows please enlighten me

[@ninjaxhayabusa]

@@fourior Yeah, you have to clear the buffer during one of the initialization steps. I forget exactly when and I don't have the code on me, but that resolved it. Basically when you create the buffer it starts with a bunch of garbage which needs to be cleared out.

[@hemantchauhan6437]

Need a source code converting sound ti slowed +reverb

[@8Phasis]

I'm running into a problem where my readPosition remains a negative value when the process runs resulting in an error for jassert(isPositiveAndBelow (sampleIndex, size)). any idea on how to correct this?

[@chinguaga]

Nice Video ;) can anybody point me to some recources on how to implement Oversampling ?