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Chamber Reverb
A generous and dense medium room-sized reverberation with excellent
focus and clarity� The selectable Color options capture the effect of
speakers and mics used in the chamber recording process�
CHAMBER
HALL
ROOM
PLATE
SPRING
IMPULSE
CHORALE
MAGNETO
NONLINEAR
BLOOM
SHIMMER
CLOUD
push (param)
hold (back)
hold 3s (global)
VALUE
push (dual 1 2)
hold (save)
TYPE
PARAM
COLOR
OUTPUT LEVEL
PAN
INF MODE
The Parameters menu (Chamber reverb type is selected)
CHAMBER
Parameter
Values Description
Color
COLOR
Neutral
Clear
Smooth
Crisp
Deep
Several options are offered which affect the
overall tonality and character of the Chamber
reverberation:
• Neutral – Exhibits a wide-range, flat
response for a natural reverberation tone�
• Clear – Reduces low end response to avoid
muddiness with a bass-heavy source signal�
• Smooth – Reduces mid-frequency response,
reminiscent of a “smile” EQ curve�
• Crisp – Exhibits a high-passed response, for
a very bright reverberation�
• Deep – Emphasizes mid-frequencies for a
reverberation with vocal qualities�
Using the Chamber Reverb...
When the sound of a Room type reverb is just not quite reflective enough,
but a Hall or Arena is too large, the Chamber type may just be the choice to
add some depth�
The Chamber can be useful on just about any instrument or even vocals�
Choose one of the Color options to best suit the desired reflection tonality�
For the mildest reverberation, try the Neutral Color option with lower
Decay and Mix values to place your instrument in a medium sized room
environment�
Try the Clear option and higher Decay and Pre-Delay for more dramatic
reflections�
The Smooth, Crisp, and Deep options, much as their names imply, offer
different shades of bottom and top end to allow the reverberations to blend
further in the background or come forward more brightly in the mix�
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