User Manual

Frequency

This parameter lets you set the cutoff frequency of the multimode ﬁlter. The audible effect of

this is determined by the Type parameter.

Front Early Level

This parameter acts as a master control for any early signals going to the output channels. Early

signals include echoes, reﬂections, and the room reﬂection patterns.

Inﬁnite

This parameter captures the reverb tail as an inﬁnite loop. This may be useful in music, where

a note or chord can be extended. It is also useful in post-production for creating ambience

backgrounds.

Mix (Wet Dry Mix)

Mix is the proportion of wet (processed) signal to dry (unprocessed) signal. This must be used

with care. If the plug-in is used as an insert on a single track, then it is probably appropriate

to use the mix control directly in the plug-in. However, reverbs are often used on Aux tracks

and may be sourced over internal busses in the DAW. In this case, it may be better to control

the level on the Aux track rather than wet/dry mix. Not all DAWs feature delay compensation,

so it’s important not to have a dry signal in more than one path (cancellation being a possible

outcome).

The mix parameter is “sticky”. Like other parameters, it is saved and restored by the DAW. But

after the plug-in is loaded, the mix value will stay where you put it--even if you load another

preset in the same plug-in. This makes it easier to preview presets and choose the one you

want, since the mix won’t spring back to 100% every time you load another preset.

Output Level

Output Level controls the amount of post-mix signal emitted onto a channel of output.

Pattern (Room)

Selects a space available in the selected Category (see Category parameter).