Reverb Menu

The reverb menu allows control over the shape of the tail. These controls determine the size and shape of the resulting sound, and can even add crazy spatial effects that are not possible in the real world.

Reverb Menu parameters:

• SIZE: Controls the approximate size of the acoustic space.
• DIFFUSION: changes the echo density (or number of echoes per second) fed into the reverb. A small diffusion setting creates a hollow reverb sound, like a bathroom. A larger diffusion setting creates a more open, natural sounding reverb.
• BUILDUP: changes the envelope of the reverberation. When this control is turned down, it causes a fast attack and fast decay in the reverb. To create a slower buildup in the reverberation, turn up the build up control. This will simulate larger acoustic spaces.
• DISPERSE: adjusts the envelope of the reverberation. Disperse shortens or stretches the overall buildup envelope.
• MODULATION: creates movement in the reverberation tail. Modulation continually changes the timbre of the reverberation.

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