
Advanced Programming
Tsunami2 Electric User’s Guide
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CVs 161-192: Reverb Mixer
CV
Sound Effect
Default Value
161 Airhorn
96
162 Bell
0
163 Contactor
Camshaft
0
164 Air
Compressor
0
165 Pantograph
0
166 Blower
Fans
0
167 Generator
0
168 Traction
Motor
0
169 Coupler
0
170
Train Brake Apply/Release
0
171
Independent Brake Apply
0
172
Independent Brake Release
0
173 Trolley
Bell
0
174
Stop Request Bell
0
175 Poppet
Valve
0
176 Steam
Generator
0
177 Cab
Doors
0
178 Trolley
Doors
0
179 Reserved
0
180 E-Brake
App.
0
181 Glad
Hand
Release
0
182
All Aboard/Coach Doors
0
183 Reserved
0
184 Reserved
0
185 Clickety-Clack
0
186 Sander
Valve
0
187 Electrical
Arcing
0
188 Air
Conditioner
0
189 Wrenches
0
190 Reserved
0
191 Reserved
0
192 Cab
Chatter
0
Adjust Reverb Control CVs
Setting up the reverb involves a bit of trial and error and is best done while the sounds are
playing, using Operations Mode programming to make the adjustments. Start by setting CV 233
to 7 to enable the user-adjustable reverb. Next, set CVs 234-236 to a nominal value. We like to
start with the default settings of 128 for CV 234, 255 for CV 235, and 64 for CV 236. Then
determine the sounds you wish to apply reverb to and set the corresponding reverb mixer CV to
a value from 128 to 192. If you are using multiple reverb inputs, each can be set to a different
value so that more or less reverb is added to a particular sound effect as desired.
With the default reverb control settings, you should notice a definite amount of reverb added to
the sound and can begin making adjustments. Adjusting CV 234 will vary the amount of reverb
output signal that is mixed back with the original signal. Remember, in real life, the reflected
signals that create the reverberation are usually lower in volume than the original signal.
Generally, you will want just enough output to notice the effect without overwhelming the original
signal.