Applying Reverb For A Warmer Sound During Recording (Reverb) - Boss BR-1200CD Owner's Manual

Applying reverb for a warmer sound during recording (Reverb)

Vocalists often find it easier to sing when a small amount of reverb is applied to their voice during recording. This
does not apply to vocalists alone—in fact, you will find that the presence of reverb on other instruments can also lead
to improved performances and better recordings, and this is particularly true in the case of instruments that play
melodies. We will now apply reverb to our input sources to see how it sounds.
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Press LOOP EFFECTS [REVERB].
The BR-1200CD will display a screen (Reverb Send)
for adjusting the amount of the audio being sent from
each track to the reverb.
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• Although the sound you hear will include reverb, this effect is not actually applied to the sound to be recorded. (Only
the true sound of the performance will be recorded.)
• After recording, the values for reverb send levels set here for each audio input are automatically copied to the reverb
send levels of the corresponding recorded tracks. As a result, when you play back a track that was recorded with
reverb applied in this way, you will still be able to hear the same reverb. This may lead you to conclude that you
accidentally recorded the reverb together with the input source, but this is not the case. In actuality, the true sound
was recorded to the track, and reverb was reapplied to the recorded sound during playback. the BR-1200CD copies
these settings to ensure that the same sound heard during recording will be heard during playback; however, if you
no longer need to hear this reverb, set the corresponding reverb send level to zero. This will remove reverb from the
playback sound.
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Move the cursor to "IN," and use the TIME/
VALUE dial to set a pleasant reverb send level.
When the reverb send level is 0, no reverb will be
applied; when it is 100, the maximum amount of
reverb will be applied.
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Press [EXIT/NO] to return to the top screen.
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