Table 2 –Exaverb Effects Description - PROEL EXaverb User Manual

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Table 2 –Exaverb Effects Description
Effect name
Hall
Room
Plate
Vocal
Gate
Vocal echo
Tap Delay
Chorus
Flanger
Phaser
Tremolo
Rotary
Chorus Rev
Delay Rev
Chorus Dly
Pitch Shift
Effect description
Simulates a large hall reverb, adopting long attack and
decay times. For generic use (voice, choruses, strummed
acoustic guitars, wind instruments, keyboard).
Simulates a medium dimension room reverb, with attack
and release times shorter than those of Hall. For generic
use (voice, choruses, strummed acoustic guitars, wind
instruments, keyboard, percussions).
Smooth sounding "Vintage" studio reverb with very short
decay time. Perfect for voices, snare drum, wind
instruments and strings.
Reverb tailored for soloist singer and chorus.
Reverb + Gate to achieve a sudden closure of reverb tail
after the settled time. Perfect for rhythmic instruments.
It reproduces acoustic "echo" effect.
In this particular effect, delay time can be settled by
pressing two times the "TAP" button or by using an
external footswitch connected to "TAP" jack on rear panel.
Simulates a chorus effect, adding further "body" and
"presence" to acoustic and electric guitars as well as to
bass guitars. Very useful on vocals.
Similar to Chorus but more "sweeping". Perfect for rock or
rhythm guitars and bass guitars, sometimes on vocals
too!
"Vintage" effect duplicating the phase shift footswitch
effect units, particularly suited for strummed guitars.
This effect produces a flickering sound. Very useful with
violin and strings.
"Vintage" effect reproducing the "rotary" effect typical of
'60-'70 electronic organ.
Chorus + Reverb combination.
Delay + Reverb combination.
Chorus + Delay combination.
Raise/lower pitch +/- 12 semitones. Ideal for choruses
and particular harmonization.
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