TC Electronic REVERB 4000, Руководство пользователя

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REVERB-4
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Decay
Range: Variable depending on Rev Type
Master Decay for Reverb A
Pre Delay
Range: 0 - 300ms
Pre Delay for setting for the entire Reverb.
Rev Type
Select between various Reverb types.
Variation/Color
Diffuse
Range: -50 to +50
Sets the amount of Diffuse
Tweak
Range: -25 to +25
The Default setting is 0 and the setting
intended by the designer. However, exiting
resonance variations can be found by twisting
the tweak parameter that detunes the
algorithms delay settings and disadjusts the
algorithm structure.
Lo Color & Hi Color
Color adjust parameters on the entire Reverb.
Hi Fact
Range: -25 to +25
Scales Hi Cuts
Levels
Early Level
Range: -100 to 0dB
Level parameter for the Early Reflection part of
the algorithm. Increase to emphasize the
definition of the Room. Decrease to set focus
on the Diffuse part of the algorithm.
Reverb Level
Range: -100dB to 0dB
The Output level of the diffuse field part of the
algorithm. When Rev Level is set to off, the
effect will consist entirely of Early Reflections.
Dry Level
Range: -100 to 0dB
Attenuates the Dry signal level on the Output
side thus leaving the Reverb and Early Level
unaffected. Off equals a “kill-dry” setting.
Wet
Range: Off to 0dB
Adjusts the Wet level of the algorithm.
Introduction
Reverb 4 is a new Stereo In, Stereo Out
algorithm making its debut in Reverb 4000. This
is a 2003 version of a Generic Reverb, suited
for composite material and main microphone
processing. It adds spaciousness rather than
localization to the audio image.
Important for mastering purposes, Reverb 4
features full 24 bit transparency, and the wet
Output is de-correlated the same way a good
recording of a natural room would be.
Therefore, the Wet/Dry balance is not upset
when listening in mono.