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=Reverb Parameters= [[File:ReverbParameters.png|right]] * '''ID''' unique name for this particular Reverb Type * '''Presets:''' drop-down list of available presets. These are very useful as a starting point from which to build your own custom Reverb Types. The exact values for each preset are listed [[Talk:Reverb Parameters#List of presets|on this article's Talk page]]. * '''Reverb Amp''' output level of the wet signal * '''Decay Time (ms)''' RT60 of the wet signal in milliseconds (800ms == 0.8s) * '''Reverb Delay (ms)''' pre-delay of reverb signal in milliseconds * '''Room Filter''' high shelf attenuation at defined center frequency in next parameter ... * '''HF Reference (Hz)''' center frequency reference (in Hz) for above high shelf Room Filter parameter * '''Decay HF Ratio''' defines falloff curve for decay of high frequencies defined by HF Reference center frequency * '''Reflections''' gain or attenuation of early reflections * '''Reflect Delay (ms)''' pre-delay of early reflections * '''Diffusion %''' adjusts buildup or falloff of early reflections over time * '''Density %''' adjusts time spacing between early reflections and subsequent reflections * '''Test''' select a Sound and then use Play/Stop to hear it auditioned with the current Reverb Type paramters {{clear}}
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