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OPTION FOOTSWITCH (TAPPING): Modulation Rate – See the description in the ROOM engine
section.
OPTION FOOTSWITCH (PRESS & HOLD): Oscillate – Unlike the normal Hold function that creates
a constant reverb loop that doesn't change in volume or tone, the Oscillate function
continuously routes the reverb signal back through the processor creating a sound that builds in
intensity for a dramatic self-oscillation effect.
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This marvelously animated reverb engine perfectly captures the sound of tremolo and spring reverb
hardware found in many vintage guitar amplifiers. But unlike those vintage amps, the Modverb
engine can change the order of the signal path. Use the CONTROL 1 knob to choose between
inserting the tremolo circuit before or after the spring reverb tank. It is also possible with the Neuro
Editor to apply a tremolo effect to only the wet signal and leave your dry signal unaffected.
CONTROL 1: 10 Tremolo Select/Depth – Adjusts the depth of the tremolo effect and selects
between two available reverb/tremolo signal paths. The knob is split into two regions. To the
left of 12 o'clock, turning the knob clockwise increases the depth of a tremolo circuit placed
prior to the reverb tank in the signal chain. To the right of 12 o'clock, turning the knob
clockwise increases the depth of a tremolo circuit placed after the reverb tank in the signal
chain, essentially applying a tremolo effect to the entire output signal. Please note that as you
turn the knob you may hear the transition point when the knob passes the 12 o'clock position
and changes regions.
CONTROL 2: Tremolo Rate – Adjusts the speed (or rate) of the tremolo effect. Turn the knob
clockwise to increase the rate of the tremolo.
OPTION FOOTSWITCH (TAPPING): Tremolo Rate – Functions like a traditional tap tempo switch
to set the speed of the tremolo effect. Tapping the OPTION footswitch in time with the band will
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