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Alesis GT - Editing Reverb Parameters; Reverb Type (Configs 1, 2, 5, 6, 7); Reverb Input 1 (Configs 1, 2, 6, 7)

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1. Press the BYPASS button and play your guitar. Even though you won't
hear any effects, check the QuadraVerb GT's input level meter. If the red
clip light still lights, turn down the Input knob.
2. If the clip LED doesn't light with the BYPASS button pressed, press it
again to disengage the bypass function. Play your guitar and decrease the
Preamp Out Level until the level indicator stops clipping.
4.4 EDITING REVERB PARAMETERS
Reverb Type (configs 1, 2, 5, 6, 7)
In configuration 5, the following reverb type parameters are followed by
the number 2 instead of 1 to remind you that this configuration uses the
ultra-high-performance reverb algorithm.
¥ Plate 1 Provides a bright reverb sound that's popular with vocals and
snares.
¥ Room 1 You can program the room's size and surface (harder or
softer).
¥ Chamber 1 Simulates the acoustic Òecho chambersÓ that were built
into studios prior to the days of high-quality electronic reverb.
¥ Hall 1 This provides a concert hall ambience with long, dense
reflections.
¥ Reverse 1 This type of reverb does not exist in nature; reflections get
louder over time, until they are cut off upon reaching a maximum
volume level.
Reverb Input 1 (configs 1, 2, 6, 7)
The number in [brackets] indicates the configuration in which the
parameter is found. Multiple numbers indicate that the parameter is
found in more than one configuration.
¥ Preamp Output [1, 2, 6, 7] The reverb input signal comes from the
preamp output.
¥ EQ Output [1] The reverb input signal comes after the EQ module.
¥ Lezlie Output [2] The reverb input signal comes after the Lezlie

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