curv VS CloudSeed

curv seems to have cad/slicer integration in mind as a long term goal, using f-rep to generate infill as well as the shape itself.

Curv is another cool GPU SDF renderer that you may find interesting!

The author outlines several OpenSCAD features that they want to implement here.

https://github.com/curv3d/curv/blob/master/ideas/v-rep/To_Me...

I've also written up a 2D study of Marching Cubes (Squares) vs Dual Contouring:

My favourite method for getting a reverb similar to Alesis' bloom is Cloud Seed

Cloudseed is a pretty good one that's free.

There is this open source CloudSeed reverb, which has a C++ and C# version, I prefer the C++ one. With some knob fiddling it gets closer to infinite reverbs, like in Valhalla and Strymon Big Sky clouds.

https://github.com/ValdemarOrn/CloudSeed

I guess it can be compiled for Linux with some kung fu build skills. I ported it over to Electrosmith Daisy STM32, which is very cool too: https://www.electro-smith.com/daisy

Especially CloudSeed!

For "shimmer" reverb look at cloudseed or Valhalla DSP's reverbs. The sound itself could be any synth vst. Sounds like it may be based on a vocal sound source or have a formant filter in it somewhere. I hear a bit of arpeggiation or possibly a quantized pitch envelope in there to add movement to the sound. For me I'd attempt to duplicate it with something like U-he Hive, Parawave Rapid, or Vital.