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3. Reverb"Chorus Editing in More Detail
©The Parameters
4—10
RE RB TYPE
There are eight different types of reverb from which to choose. Press VALUE | INC | and to
step through your choices unti] vou come to the one you want.
RM 1103 : Three different reverbs simulating the acoustic reverberation in smali room
(ROOM) =
environments.
HL1 and 2 : Two different reverbs simulating the acoustic reverberation of large.
HALL}
H ! concert halls.
PLT : A reverb effect that simulates the electromechanical metal plate reverbs
{PLATE)
used in analog recording. As you might expect, the reverberation has a
kind of metallic quality.
DLY : A straight repeating delay effect, kind of Hke the distinct echoes you might
ELAY x
(BELAG hear in the mountains.
P-D : A repeating sound with each repeat alternating between right and left
(PANNING DELAY) x : 3
(requires stereo output to achieve the fuli effect),
DELAY FEEDBACK
REVERB TIME
This sets the number of repeats in a delay-type sound, You can set this number in the range from 0 to
127, indicating from 0 to 127 repeats.
* This setting will only be valid when the Reverb Type is set to one of the delay-types (DLY
or P-D).
This sets the time of the reverberation.
This number can be set in the range from Q to 127, with the higher numbers corresponding to longer
reverberation times.
x When Reverb Type is set to one of the delay-types (DLY or P-D), this setting is used to set
ihe Delay Time —the time interval between the individual repeats.
* This setting can also be changed directly from the Play mode by rotating the REVERB
TIME knob on the front panel.