Algorithm Manual Revision 4
Table Of Contents
Reverb8
34 System 6000 MKII Algorithms – Firmware version 6.5.0
Using Reverb8
Load one of the Reverb8 presets into an Engine
and go to its Main page (see Fig7).
Fig7. Main Page with typical fader assignments
The most important pages for quick edits are
Main and Grid.
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On the Main page, use Groups to quickly bal-
ance levels and adjust timing, or make A/B
comparisons using the Mute and Zero func-
tions. See “Reverb 8 algorithm – Main page”
(page 36).
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On the Grid page, use the graphic display to
weigh reverb parameters using an intuitive,
visual approach – see “Using the Grid” (page
34).
Please note that there are always two Groups of
Channels. You assign Channels to these Groups
on the Setup page – see “Reverb 8 algorithm –
Setup page” (page 39).
In Surround Mode presets, channels 1 to 3 are
assigned to Group 1, while all other channels are
assigned to Group 2.
Using the Grid
The Grid page of Reverb 8 provides a new ap-
proach to multichannel editing. The four param-
eters shown below the Grid can quickly be var-
ied across the algorithm’s channels by offsetting
a dot from its center position.
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Select one of the four parameters shown be-
low the Grid:
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Decay
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Lo Decay
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Hi Decay
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Hi Cut
A green dot in the actual Grid will now repre-
sent the selected parameter’s status.
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Set the selected parameter to a base value.
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Click the Reset button to center the dot and
set the associated parameter to the same val-
ue on all channels, or
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move the dot to obtain the variation required.
Reverb8 provides decorrelated outputs,
wether the Grid parameters are set to the
same setting or not.
Fig 8 shows the Grid with the Assignment pa-
rameter set to Surround. In this illustration, the
Decay parameter has been selected and moved
towards channel 8 in the lower right corner.
Fig8. Grid Page with Surround
assignment and Decay selected