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23 Reverb & Effects
Reverb and Effects
For a heightened sense of sonic realism, the RE-220 Digital Piano provides you with two
independent types of digital signal processing: reverb and effects.
Reverb
Reverb, or reverbration, occurs naturally when sound undergoes multiple reflection off the
walls of an enclosed space. These reflections blend together into a "wash" of sound that add
warmth and ambience to music.
There are three types of Reverb. Pressing the Reverb button will cycle among different room
sizes, indicated by the lights above the button. If no light illuminates, it means reverb is off.
■
Room : The intimacy of a chamber-music room.
■ Stage
: The ambience of a performance stage.
■ Hall : The spacious atmosphere of a concert hall.
Effects
The effects, which you select by pressing the Effects button, are as follows:
■
Chorus 1 : The effect of many instruments playing together instead of one.
■
Chorus 2 : The effect of even more instruments than Chorus 1.
■ Flanger
: The effect that many people refer to as a "whooshing" sound, or a sound
similar to a jet plane flying overhead.
Each of the Sound Select buttons can remember its own reverb and effect settings, just as it
can remember the status of the Variation button. So you can give each sound a different
combination of reverb and effect, which will be recalled whenever you press that Sound Select
button.
These settings are reset to factory defaults when you execute Hard Reset.