Reverb Predelay (Configs 1, 2, 5, 6, 7); Reverb Predelay Mix (Configs 1, 2, 5, 6, 7) - Alesis GT Reference Manual

Larger numbers with the arrow pointing toward 1 indicate that more of
the signal from Reverb Input 1 will be selected. When set to ¬99, only
the signal from Reverb Input 1 will feed the reverb.
Larger numbers with the arrow pointing toward 2 indicates that more of
the signal from Reverb Input 2 will be selected. When set to 99®, only
the signal from Reverb Input 2 will feed the reverb.

Reverb Predelay (configs 1, 2, 5, 6, 7)

The display shows:
With reverberation, it takes a few milliseconds before the signals from a
sound source go through the acoustic space and encounter a surface, thus
creating the first series of reflections. Predelay is the amount of delay that
occurs before the first reflections begin. This parameter is variable from 1
to 140 ms. The larger this number, the greater the perceived size of the
acoustic space.
NOTE: Don't confuse the Reverb Predelay parameter with the
parameters found in the delay section. The Reverb Predelay is a function
of the Reverb section.

Reverb Predelay Mix (configs 1, 2, 5, 6, 7)

The display shows:
This parameter lets you mix some of the non-predelayed signal into the
reverb input. This is useful if you want to hear a bit of reverb
immediately, with more reverb coming in after the amount of time set
REVERB PREDELAY:
0 01 milliseconds
PREDELAY MIX:
PRE ¬ 9 9® POST
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