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Convolution reverbs work by convolving (combining) an audio signal with the impulse response
recording of a room’s reverb characteristics. See Space Designer overview on page 238.
EnVerb
EnVerb overview
EnVerb is a versatile reverb eect with a unique feature: it allows you to adjust the envelope—
the shape—of the diuse reverb tail.
Mix
Time parameters Sound parameters
EnVerb is divided into three areas:
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Time parameters: These determine the delay time of the original signal and reverb tail, and
they change the reverb tail over time. The graphic display visually represents the levels over
time (the envelope) of the reverb. See EnVerb time parameters on page 231.
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Sound parameters: This area allows you to shape the sound of the reverb signal. You can also
split the incoming signal into two bands—with the Crossover parameter—and set the level of
the low frequency band separately. See EnVerb sound parameters on page 232.
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Mix slider: Drag to determine the balance between the eect (wet) and direct (dry) signals.