Extended Reverb Engines - Source Audio Ventris Dual Reverb User Manual

counter-clockwise direction creates an interesting granular effect with distinct attack transients.
CONTROL 2: Mod Depth – Find the description in the ROOM engine section.
OPTION FOOTSWITCH (TAPPING): Rise Time & Modulation Rate – Functions like a traditional
tap tempo switch applied to the length of time it takes for the reverse effect to reach its point of
attack and the rate of the pitch modulation.
OPTION FOOTSWITCH (PRESS & HOLD): Reverb Hold – See the description in the ROOM engine
section.

Extended Reverb Engines

On top of the twelve reverb engines available on the front panel, the Neuro Mobile App and Desktop
Editor include a dynamic collection of additional reverb engines. These engines offer a variety of
tonal options and can be used to overwrite the default engines on the effect dial or stored as user
presets. The following reverb engines are available in the Neuro Desktop Editor or Mobile App:
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UTBOARD PRING
Like the True Spring engine, Outboard Spring replicates the sound of a classic spring reverb. But
Outboard Spring was inspired by the sound of intensely crafted outboard spring tanks, like the
Fender 6G15 or the more contemporary SurfyBear Reverb. The most notable characteristic of
outboard spring units is their intense "drip," a distinct drippy sound heard in the early reflections of
the physical springs. It is a sound sought after by surf rock guitarists from coast to coast.
CONTROL 1: Bass – Find the description in the ROOM engine section.
CONTROL 2: Drive (a.k.a. "Dwell") – Increases the intensity at which the dry signal hits the
virtual springs. Increasing the Drive causes the springs to reverberate a bit more dramatically
and also intensifies the "drip."
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