There are two ways to freeze the reverb. The first way is here: https://www.audiotool.com/track/0dptsrxv/
In there, you simply turn the Decay knob to maximum.
In this demo, I turned the Tank Diffuse to maximum, which "retains" the sound in a several internal components of the reverb, without being diffused. What this does is that you get an almost-freezing sound which is not diffused, but rings.
To achieve infinite freezing for this second type, you have to be artful with your choice of Decay and Tank Diffuse. A good combination will yield a true freeze with this type. This demo does not do that, but you can see how it could be achieved (already the tail is pretty long).
Be aware: if you put in more sounds, it could blow up!
this is the kind of reverb that could really help slap in something unexpected or mindblowing in someone's music
potasmic and co—congrats on the beautiful plugin! you've got me inspired to read up on dattorro's reverb design to better understand how it works :)
nice! >8)
whoa that's awesome! makes me think of a ringing telephone, too! that would be a neat sound effect to build from scratch!
thank you for the educational description! I wish more people did that