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DESCRIPTION: A mono to stereo chorus inspired by the Dimension C Chorus. This is a simple chorus, which is known for its lack of abrasive pitch alteration. CONTROLLERS: depth & rate - The intensity of the effect, both rate and depth wet - The wet gain dry - The dry gain --- version 1.0, September 2020 - new GUI and small code adaptations by Menno Knevel - added BSB information comments - original UDO by Author: Jeanette C., 2020

DESCRIPTION: Solina Chorus, based on Solina String Ensemble Chorus Module based on: J. Haible: Triple Chorus http://jhaible.com/legacy/triple_chorus/triple_chorus.html Hugo Portillo: Solina-V String Ensemble http://www.native-instruments.com/en/reaktor-community/reaktor-user-library/entry/show/4525/ Parabola tabled shape borrowed from Iain McCurdy delayStereoChorus.csd: http://iainmccurdy.org/CsoundRealtimeExamples/Delays/delayStereoChorus.csd Author: Steven Yi Date: 2016.05.22 CONTROLLERS: ON/OFF - bypass freq1/2 - frequency 1 and 2 of LFOs amp1/2 - amount of gain of the LFOs stereo - switch to mono or stereo mix - mix direct signal with effect --- version 1.01, July 2020 - added BSB information comments version 1.0, Juin 2020 - initial version by Menno Knevel - slightly adapted code from UDOs by Steven Yi (2016) and tgrey (2016). tgrey added a stereo option.

DESCRIPTION: A stereo chorus effect CONTROLLERS: ON/OFF - bypass rate - rate control of the lfo of the effect *NOT IN HERTZ* (range 0 to 1) depth - depth of the lfo of the effect (range 0 to 1) width - width of stereo widening (range 0 to 1) mix - mix direct signal with effect --- version 1.01, July 2020 - added BSB information comments version 1.0, Juin 2020 - initial version by Menno Knevel - slightly adapted code using a UDO by Iain McCurdy (2012, http://iainmccurdy.org/csound.html)

DESCRIPTION: Solina Chorus, based on Solina String Ensemble Chorus Module based on: J. Haible: Triple Chorus http://jhaible.com/legacy/triple_chorus/triple_chorus.html Hugo Portillo: Solina-V String Ensemble http://www.native-instruments.com/en/reaktor-community/reaktor-user-library/entry/show/4525/ Parabola tabled shape borrowed from Iain McCurdy delayStereoChorus.csd: http://iainmccurdy.org/CsoundRealtimeExamples/Delays/delayStereoChorus.csd Author: Steven Yi Date: 2016.05.22 CONTROLLERS: ON/OFF - bypass freq1/2 - frequency 1 and 2 of LFOs amp1/2 - amount of gain of the LFOs mix - mix direct signal with effect --- version 1.01, July 2020 - added BSB information comments version 1.0, Juin 2020 - initial version by Menno Knevel - slightly adapted code from UDOs by Steven Yi (2016)

a wrapper of ladspa plugin 313371 called LEET chorus1, created by Dan Lyons - Based on MCP Chorus by F. Adriaensen. Licensed under GPL v2+. plugin has stereo input and stereo output. The DSSI opcodes are wrapping the ladspa plugin so it can be used as an effect in Blue. The PATH for the ladspa plugins on my Linux systemm is /usr/lib/ladspa. Be sure to set the right PATH if you run OSX or Windows. DESCRIPTION: These two plugins are based on a CSound orchestra file by Sean Costello. There are two low frequency oscillators, each having three outputs that are 120 degrees apart in phase. The summed outputs modulate three delay lines. CONTROLLERS: ON/OFF - bypass File Selector - set path for LEET_chorus.so Delay - delay in ms Mod Frequency 1/2 - set frequencies for LFOs Mod Amplitude 1/2 - set amplitude(= depth) for LFOs --- version 1.02, July 2020 - added BSB information comments version 1.01, May 2020 - added comments on controllers version 1.0, June 2019 - initial version by Menno Knevel

Author(s): * Based on code by Perry Cook * Additional lines + stereo capability by Atte André Jensen * Originally adapted to BSB by Steve Yi from code posted by Atte Andre Jensen to the Csound Mailing List on May 1, 2006 * Depth, min/max frequency widgets added by Atte André Jensen The chorus consists of 2x6 delay lines, with random LFO frequency between min/max lfo frequency. Note: The input is mixed to a mono signal before fed into the chorus. This means that although the output is stereo, any stereo information (such as panning) in the input signal is lost in the chorused signal.