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pg 38
Using the Bloom Reverb...
The Decay knob controls the tank’s decay time, while the Length parameter
controls the bloom duration�
High settings of the Length parameter and/or higher Feedback settings
can result in reverbs that are much longer than the displayed tank decay
time�
Experiment with short Decay times with higher Length values versus
longer Decay times with lower length values to get a feel for how these two
aspects of the reverb interact and complement each other�
The Mod knob controls two independent 16-phase oscillators for a total of
32 oscillator signals� The first 16-phase oscillator modulates the bloom-
generating delay lines, while the 2nd 16-phase oscillator modulates the
tank reverb delay lines� The result is sublime, robust, and beautiful�
The Tone knob is a unique resonant filter that shapes the top end with
synth-like voicing� Experiment by adjusting the Tone knob with long-decay
reverbs�
High Feedback settings paired with high Modulation results in a gorgeous
spectrum of sweeping resonant harmonics�
Turn the Harmonics parameter to a lower value to add some airy overtones,
or to higher values for larger synth drones layered onto your decay�