REVERB SECTION

ROOM SIZE: Adjusts the reverb’s density and reflection characteristics. Low settings simulate smaller rooms with close walls; high settings simulate larger spaces with distant walls.

LENGTH: Sets the reverb’s decay time.

HF DAMP: Sets the cutoff frequency of a low-pass filter that reduces higher frequencies within the reverb reflections. Frequencies that lie above the cutoff frequency are reduced.

MOD RATE: Controls the speed of an LFO that can modulate the frequency of the reverb reflections, resulting in a moving, shimmering reverb sound.

MOD AMOUNT: Controls the magnitude of the frequency modulation that will be applied to the reverb reflections.

FREEZE: Enabling the Freeze button causes the reverb engine to stop listening to the incoming signal and to repeat indefinitely the reflections that are currently being created. This “freezes” the current wash of reflections so that they continue to sound until the button is disabled.

TRANSFORM: Clicking, tapping and dragging on the Transform panel causes the reverb sound to be morphed and mutated by a frequency shifter. The panel’s X-axis determines the speed of the frequency shifter effect. The Y-axis controls the effect amount (dry/wet). These parameters can be automated within any DAW.