Reverberation; Delay - DigiTech VOCALIST LIVE 4 Owner's Manual

Reverberation

Reverb affects both the processed vocal signals and harmonies as well as the Guitar Mix, as set
with the Guitar Mix Reverb Level (see below). There are five reverb types (Studio, Club, Hall,
Stadium, and Coarse), each reflecting different decay times and diffusion settings. Reverb can be
bypassed by setting the Reverb Type to RVB OFF.
Type
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Level
rvb level
Tone
rvb tone
Pre-Delay
rvb predel
Decay Adjust rvb decadj

Delay

Delay affects the processed vocal signals. Delay can be bypassed by setting the Delay Type to
delay OFF.
Type
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Level
DELAY level
Damping
DELAY damp
Time
DELAY TIME
Feedback
DELAY fdbck
rvb off
rvb studio
rvb club
rvb hall
rvb stad
RVB Coarse
Delay is turned off.
DELAY off
This style produces a pan-center echo.
DELAY mono
The three ALT styles produce variations of ping-pong
DELAY alt1
echos that alternate between the left and right channel.
DELAY alt2
DELAY alt3
Adjusts the level of the echo effect heard in the output.
Range: 0-99
Controls how damped (lowpass filtered) the echos
sound. Range: 0-99
Controls the delay between the echos. Range: -70
Controls how much of the echo is fed back into the
delay line. If this parameter is set high, then the level of
each consecutive echo drops very little.
Range: 0-99
Reverb is turned off.
Sounds like reverb in a recording studio.
Sounds like reverb in a medium sized club.
Sounds like reverb in a concert hall.
Sounds like reverb in a stadium.
This reverb style is similar to studio, except there is less
diffusion in the reverb tail, producing a coarse grainy
sound.
Adjusts the amount of reverb applied to the lead vocals
and harmonies. Range: 0-99
Adjusts the tone of the reverb. Range: -5
Determines the amount of pre-delay. Range: 0-9
Increases or decreases the rate at which the reverb
decays. Range: -99
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