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Room Type
There are 5 room types available: Studio, Chamber, Club, Hall and
Arena. The difference between them is the timing of the reflections.
Decay Time
This determines the amount of time it takes the particular room you have
chosen to stop reverberating. Each room type has a slightly different
range of decay times: Studio: .1-1 seconds, Chamber: .2-2 seconds,
Club: .5-2.5 seconds, Hall: 1.5-4 seconds, Arena: 2-20 seconds.
Brightness
This parameter controls the decay time of the high frequencies only. This
simulates different absorbing properties of the walls in your environment.
The ÒdarkÓ value is fully damped, that is, high frequencies die off very
quickly. The ÒbrightÓ value means that the highs take the same time as
the low frequencies to die away.
HF Rolloff
This is the high frequency rolloff control which applies a lowpass (hi cut)
filter to the overall reverb. As opposed to the Brightness control which
adjusts the time of high frequency decay, the HF Rolloff control adjusts
the amount of high frequencies present. The range of control is from 500
Hz through to Flat.
Reverb Enable
This is merely an on/off switch for the reverb effect. It allows you a con-
venient way to mute the reverb without affecting the programÕs controls.
Mix
Mix
Each program in the Vocalist Workstation EX can be stored with unique
mixer settings (there are no ÒMixÓ Styles). This allows you to bring up the
level of a single harmony voice for example or to turn the lead voice off
for a 100% wet special effect. Each program can also have its own pan
settings and reverb levels.
The front panel faders add and subtract to the mixer settings within the
currently selected program. If any of the programmed levels are at zero,
the front panel faders will not have any effect.
Note: If the Lead (dry) Voice is selected to zero in a program, all audio
(not just the harmonies) will be muted when the Bypass is activated.
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