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Mixer • FX algorithms
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Here we can distinguish the following groups of parameters:
• Early reections:
• Size – Size of the room for early reections only.
• Diffusion - It is the reecting surface’s ability to spread the echo out. If this parameter is set to Sharp, the
reecting surface is perfectly at and does not distort the reected wave. In the case of setting this value to
Smooth, the reecting surface distorts wave and spread out into different directions.
• Attenuation - This parameter changes the characteristic of the wall’s surface, its dumping properties.
• Late reections:
• Size - Size of the room for late reections only.
• Diffusion.
• Attenuation.
• Feedback - Controls how much of wave energy is consumed every reection. The smaller the value the more
energy is consumed in every reection, meaning the feedback is weaker.
• Three other parameters:
• Predelay - Delay between dry signal and reverberation.
• Modulation - It isa parameter, which controls the delay lines disturbance.
• X-Fader– Cross-fade between early reections output and late reections output.
LED in the Reverb's top bar works in toggle mode and is responsible for turning on and off the effect:
Since Reverb contains quite a big number of parameters, there is also a Preset management section, in which we can
do the preset management for a Reverb:
FX 1 - Reverb - Top bar