Source Audio Ventris Dual Reverb User Manual page 47

I/O Routing Option
Select the routing configurations of Inputs and Outputs 1 & 2. See the
Routing section for a detailed explanation of each routing option.
Reverb Engine A Controls
This block contains a comprehensive collection of editing tools for Reverb A. The block is broken into
the following sub-groups:
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Reverb Engine: Select the reverb engine for Reverb A. You will notice that in addition to the
twelve engines available on the Ventris Reverb's Effect Selector knob, there is an ever-
growing collection of additional reverb engines. Go to the
Reverb Engines
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Size: This dropdown menu offers a subset of root settings within each reverb engine. For
example: within the Hall L engine there is a choice between five different Hall sizes: Normal,
Medium, Large, Extra Large, and Enormo-Hall
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Enable Status: This field indicates whether Reverb A is enabled or disabled. The Dual/Single
Mode dropdown menu selects the state of the Enable Status indicator and the virtual
position of the A/B Toggle switch on the pedal.
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Primary Engine Controls: There are 12 primary control knobs for customizing each reverb
preset. Among this set of virtual knobs are controls like TIME and PRE-DELAY, which are also
found on the face of the Ventris Dual Reverb. In addition, there are controls like DIFFUSION
and OUTPUT, which are only accessible with the Neuro Desktop Editor.
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Engine Specific Controls: This set of virtual knobs and dropdown menus changes depending
on selected reverb engine. For example the Modverb engine requires engine specific controls
like TREMOLO DEPTH and RATE that do not apply to any of the other reverb engines.
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Control Knob Assign: By default the CONTROL 1 & 2 knobs on the Ventris Dual Reverb are
assigned to specific parameters depending on the selected reverb engine. But it is also
possible to reassign the function of these two knobs within each preset. The Control Knob
Assign dropdown menus offer a variety of additional, assignable parameters.
Option Footswitch Assign
Tapping or holding the Ventris Dual Reverb's OPTION footswitch accesses specific default functions,
depending on the selected reverb engine (see the
each engine). In addition, it is possible to reassign these footswitch functions. The Option Footswitch
Assign dropdown menus offer a variety of additional footswitch functions.
Option Tap Dropdown Menu Choices
All of the following functions are accessible by tapping the OPTION footswitch.
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Pre-Delay Tap Tempo – Use the Option footswitch as a tap tempo of set the time of the Pre-
Delay. Similar to a delay pedal this allows you to create an echo effect by changing the time
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sections for a complete list and explanation of each available reverb type.
Ventris Dual Reverb Owner's Manual
Stereo Operation & Signal
Reverb Engines
Reverb Engines section
and Extended
for the default functions of
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