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Bloom Reverb
In the ‘90s, more diffusion blocks were added to reverbs to smooth out
the sound� A side effect of this was the tendency of the reverbs to have
a slowly building envelope that “bloomed,” resulting in big ambient
reverbs that sit nicely with the dry signal even at high Mix levels� The
Bloom reverb features a bloom generating section that feeds into a
traditional reverb tank, with a unique Feedback parameter that expands
the possibilities exponentially�
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
LENGTH
FEEDBACK
HARMONICS
OUTPUT LEVEL
The Parameters menu (Bloom reverb type is selected)
BLOOM
Parameter
Values Description
Length
LENGTH
Adjusts the length of the “bloom” portion of the
reverb� Higher levels will result in longer bloom
times�
Feedback
FEEDBACK
Adjusts the amount of feedback that is applied
around the “bloom” portion of the reverb�
Harmonics
HARMONICS
Analyzes the input signal and generates a
harmonically rich pad reminiscent of an analog
synth� When set to minimum, no harmonics
are added� Increasing to mid values adds a
light mix of harmonics for subtle enhancement,
and higher values produce more pronounced
harmonic enhancement�
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