Physical-Modeling Reverb Built with Gemini 4: Shape It by Stretching Boxes, Export IR to DAW
teropa · x · 2026-10-15
rikardio demos an impulse-response-based physical modeling reverb where you place left/right pickups on stretchy boxes and shape the reverb by expanding them, with selectable materials. The IR response is exportable for use in a DAW. Concept and UI come from kaloyaan's Stretchy Drum Machine, and the project was reportedly made with Gemini 4.
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