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Iris 2 | REVERB Page 65

REVERB

This Reverb is a carefully selected model of a Plate

Reverb, oering a rich warmth that complements the

extensive acoustic and environmental samples of the

Iris 2 library as well as the analog oscillator waveforms.

Reverb Parameters

Size controls the overall amount of reverb decay that

will be used. Larger Size values result in much longer,

larger reverb tails, while smaller Size values create very

quickly decaying and tight room ambience.

Predelay (ms) determines the amount of time that the

dry signal will be delayed before being sent to the

reverb. This can help to keep the wet processed audio

from sounding directly on top of the dry samples. Predelay is also useful for simulating

larger spaces in which it takes a longer amount of time for the sound to travel and reﬂect

o of the simulated reverb chamber.

Density can be used to adjust how sparse or dense your reverb is. With lower settings,

your reverb can sound more bright and reﬂective whereas higher settings will give your

reverb a denser, slightly darker, and lush sound.

Low and High Cuto control the amount of low- and high-frequency material that is sent

to the reverb. Lowering the High Cuto control will ﬁlter out a large portion of the high

frequencies of the dry input signal that is sent to the reverb, resulting in an overall darker

reverb. The same is inversely true for the Low Cuto control.