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DVR250-DT User Manual

5.  Presets

The DVR250 offers a collection of default and signature presets, as well as the 

option to create and save your own custom settings. 
Note that most DAWs have a built-in preset function that appears on every 

plug-in, which is often found at the top of the plug-in window.

It is not recommended to use this as your primary method of saving presets as it 

has limited functionality and does not allow the saved presets to be transferred 

easily to other DAWs. Instead, we suggest using the included Preset section at the 

bottom of the window:

A single click on the Preset window brings up a menu with several preset-related 

options. Recall a factory or user preset from the libraries, save the current preset, 

or create a new user preset with the ‘Save as’ option. 

The presets menu is divided between a Factory Presets and a User 

Presets section.
As the reverb of the DVR250 is identical to the DVR2 in System 6000, there is a 

folder with the original high-quality DVR2 presets from System 6000.
The Factory Presets are built into the plug-in and cannot be overwritten, so if a 

factory preset is modified and you’d like to keep the changes, you need to save it 

as a user preset. User Presets can be edited and organized as you’d like. 

When recalling a default or saved preset, the name will appear in plain text. 

However, as soon as you make an alteration to any of the parameters in that 

preset, the text changes to italics to indicate a deviation. This is also indicated by 

a red dot after the preset number. You can click in the Preset window, then select 

the Save option, or discard the changes when you navigate away from 

that preset.

Signature Presets

The Factory Presets section includes a sub-section called Signature Presets. 

Signature Presets are custom-made presets designed by world-class artists 

and recording engineers. The library of signature presets is constantly being 

expanded, and you can check for more Signature Presets that might be available 

for download by accessing the Settings menu and selecting ’Signature Presets’.
Factory and Signature presets have unique icons that appear next to the 

preset name.

Favorite Preset

Creating your own presets will make them accessible from the Preset menu, 

but they will only appear in the list of 100 presets if you set them as a favorite. 

This is done by assigning a favorite slot number to the preset using the Favorite 

menu. Recall one of your custom presets, then click the Assign button and choose 

an available slot in one of the 10 banks. Some of the factory presets also by 

default reside in these banks. These assignments can easily be overwritten by 

using Remove Assignment. 

Summary of Contents for DVR250-DT

Page 1: ...User Manual DVR250 DT Digital Vintage Reverb with Inspiring Hardware Interface 2018 11 22 Rev 1 1...

Page 2: ...3 1 Introduction 4 2 Plug in Installation 5 2 1 Installation on a PC 5 2 2 Installation on a Mac 6 3 Connection and Setup 7 4 Operation 10 4 1 Hardware Controls 10 4 2 Plug in Controls 10 4 3 Paramet...

Page 3: ...glightningstormsor whenunusedforlongperiodsoftime 14 Referallservicingtoqualifiedservicepersonnel Servicingisrequiredwhentheapparatushasbeen damagedinanyway suchaspowersupplycordorplug isdamaged liqui...

Page 4: ...cluded the five additional effects that the original boasted namely chorus echo delay phasing and space Making the DVR250 involved engineers and specialists within a multitude of design disciplines Ha...

Page 5: ...s your operating system The latest firmware for the DVR250 unit will be included in the software as well 2 1 Installation on a PC Open the zip file and double click the executable file Follow the step...

Page 6: ...ick the installer icon Proceed through the prompts to begin installation A default location will be selected for installation or you can select another folder manually If you have administrator author...

Page 7: ...effect types which probably includes many stock plug ins that are included with the DAW There should be a submenu to view general VST AU AAX options The plug in will likely be found in a dedicated TC...

Page 8: ...cessing Only Full Fuctionality Processing controls available for 60 days countdown Processing Only Full Fuctionality Restored 60 day count down Download and install the plug in Link to product page wi...

Page 9: ...ng made between the DVR250 unit and the plug in accompanied by Connecting text If the hardware unit is disconnected from the computer but the countdown has not yet expired a yellow chain icon without...

Page 10: ...be adjusted with the levers 4 2 Plug in Controls Levels Click and drag up or down to adjust the input and output levels from 0 to 99 A setting of 0 is and a setting of 1 is 96 dB The level increases...

Page 11: ...the plug in instance will be named after the track name The instance can be renamed by clicking the pencil icon If you install the plug in without connecting the hardware unit to your computer a red...

Page 12: ...Sets the amount of delay before processing takes effect selectable between 0 20 40 and 60 ms Secondary parameters enable SET 1 Mix Determines how much of the processed signal is mixed with the dry sig...

Page 13: ...ry parameters enable SET 1 Mix Determines how much of the processed signal is mixed with the dry signal A setting of 50 yields an even blend of wet and dry signals 0 mix corresponds to setting 0 4 25...

Page 14: ...nd organized as you d like When recalling a default or saved preset the name will appear in plain text However as soon as you make an alteration to any of the parameters in that preset the text change...

Page 15: ...all Factory and User presets or only Favorites depending on the Browse Favorites Only setting Browse Favorites Only This option filters the presets that appear in the main preset list so that only fav...

Page 16: ...ion is checked inside the update menu the red dot will appear on the settings icon when a new plug in is available Click the gear icon and select Check for Updates to perform a scan Click the Upgrade...

Page 17: ...c delay Reverberation Reverberation 0 60 ms 1st Reflection I IV III II t1 t17 t19 t2 t16 tV tN tN tN L t 0 60 ms tI 0 3 5 ms tIV 0 3 5 ms R L R t 0 60 ms tIII 0 3 5 ms tII 0 3 5 ms IV II III I 0 60 ms...

Page 18: ...t occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encourag...

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