PromVerb 1.0.0 — Windows x64 (VST3 + standalone)
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A 1979 hard-wired digital reverb (no processor: TTL logic run by a timing PROM) running its own three PROMs:
U15 (timing), U35 (delay values) and the ADS-1 modulation PROM. The PROM images are NOT included — use your dumps.
Accepted: the raw images (256, 256 and 32 bytes) or the text files from the PROM reader
("Memory Address: N Value (LSB-MSB) : [...]"), loose, in a folder, or in a .zip.

INSTALL (VST3)
1. Copy the folder  PromVerb.vst3  into  C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\
2. Give it the PROMs, either way:
   a) open the plugin, click  LOAD PROMS...  (top right) and pick the three files, their folder, or the .zip.
      They are remembered for every instance (stored in %APPDATA%\PromVerb\PromVerb.settings), or
   b) make a folder named  PromVerb PROMs  next to PromVerb.vst3 in that VST3 folder and put the three files in it.
3. Rescan plugins in your DAW. It is listed as "PromVerb" by "Unbranded" (Fx / Reverb / Delay).
   The header should read "PROMs loaded  U15 1bc7d396  U35 7d6d90d6  ADS-1 747392c2" with the dumps it was tested with.
   Without PROMs only the direct (dry) path works and the header says which PROM is missing.

STANDALONE
Run PromVerb.exe. Put a "PromVerb PROMs" folder next to it, or use LOAD PROMS... . Audio devices: Options > Audio/MIDI
Settings (the standalone mutes the input until you choose devices, to avoid a feedback loop).

USING IT (it is the unit's front panel)
- INPUT: input sensitivity. At 10, 0 dBFS reaches the converter limit (red LIMIT LED). The peak LEDs -30/-15/-6/LIMIT
  are the converter's own chord bits.
- DIRECT: the dry signal to both outputs.
- AUDITION DELAYS: BANK I (Room 1-4, Comb 6/10/22/38) or BANK II (Fatty, Cloud, Slap I-III, Repeats 2/3/4), eight taps
  per program; DELAYS 1&2 ... 7&8 set the level of each pair (odd taps left, even taps right).
- FEEDBACK: feeds the 15 reverb taps (REVERB, MEDIUM or LONG table) or the single echo tap (ECHO, set by ECHO DELAY,
  1-255 ms) back into the input. Near 10 the reverb runs several seconds; at 10 in LONG a low (9 Hz) build-up starts —
  as the circuit would; turn LF EQ or FEEDBACK down a little.
- LF EQ / HF EQ: tone of the signal going into the delay memory (10 = flat). They act inside the feedback loop.
- MIXED / DRY: delays on or off at the outputs.
- TRIM and CONVERTER IDLE are plug-in additions (output level; QUIET = tails fade to silence, TOGGLING = the converter
  idles at +/-1 step like an ideal comparator would).
- The TAP MAP shows the taps the PROMs produce right now, with the reverb taps drifting (modulation).
- Latency: the plugin reports ~0.7 ms and delays its dry path to match, so the host keeps everything aligned.

Windows may warn that the program is from an unknown publisher (it is not code-signed).
