Reverb; How To Apply Reverb - Edirol M-100FX Bedienungsanleitung

Reverb

What is reverb?
fig.reverb
Sound
source
When sound is produced in a building such as a concert hall or auditorium,
the sound reflects from the walls and ceiling of the room and reaches the
listener at a later time. This is called reverberation, usually abbreviated as
"reverb".
The character of reverb depends on the size of the space (hall, room, etc.), its
shape, and the materials of the reflective surface (walls, etc.). The M-100FX
can digitally simulate these aspects of reverb, and add the reverb to the
original sound. This type of processing is referred to as "digital reverb".

How to apply reverb

For details on connecting your mic and other equipment, refer to Basic
operation (p. 19).
1.
Use the reverb type select knob to select the desired reverb
type.
2.
Turn the reverb/AUX send level knob to adjust the reverb
depth.
3.
Use the reverb time knob to adjust the length of the reverb.
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Direct sound
Early reflections
Late reverberation
Listener
Direct sound: Sound that
reaches the listener directly
from the sound source.
Early reflections: Sound
that reaches the listener
after being reflected once.
Late reverberation: Sound
that reaches the listener
after being reflected
multiple times.
Reverb is not applied to
sound that is input from
the computer via USB, nor
to the sound that is input
from the external input
jacks (AUX RETURN).