User Manual
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AuraVerb’s Color control allows you to adjust the overall tone of the reverb. On “0” the space
created is darker, like a lushly carpeted area. On “100” the reverb is brightest, which can add some
sizzle to a lead vocal, for example.
• Predelay
PreDelay is common on most reverbs, and allows you to create a bit of space between the source
and the onset of reverb by controlling the amount of delay time that precedes the initial sound from
the reverb. This parameter is used to place the reverberated signal later in time with respect to the
unprocessed signal. Natural settings for this are based on the size of the environment and range
from 0 to 32 milliseconds. Fine adjustment of this parameter with respect to the tempo of the song
or dramatic timing of the piece can help set the feel of the reverb within the mix..
• Early Reection Gain
This is the linear gain value for all early reections. These reections are perceptually grouped with
the direct sound when set at lower levels, and can nicely thicken a track when increased.
• Late Reection Delay
Among other things, AuraVerb calculates reected energy from the side walls and ceiling of the
virtual space. Late Reection Delay controls the delay of these these bursts of reections, either
to create dedicated echoes or to support the spatial impression of the simulated acoustic space.
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7.3. AFX Tab
Clicking the AFX Tab reveals the 16 AFX Channel Strips: