Korg Soundlink DRS OASYS PCI Patches & Effects Manual page 623

Reverbs
Q
0.25-32.00. This sets the bandwidth of the parametric mid band. Low Q means a
wider bandwidth, for more gentle, broad EQ; high Q means a narrow bandwidth,
for cutting or boosting very specific frequencies. A Q of 0.25 is creates a bandwidth
of slightly more than four octaves; a Q of 32 creates a bandwidth of about 1/22 of
an octave, or about half a semitone.
The Q is identical for boost and cut, which may be referred to as "symmetric Q."
Some specific EQs use asymmetric Q, in which a given Q for cut is 1/3 the actual
bandwidth of the same Q for boost. So, if you are used to a particular type of
equalizer, and the Q in this effect doesn't seem right when cutting, try multiplying
the Q by three.
Delay 1-4
Delays 1-4 Input
Direct, Diffusion 1, Diffusion 1&2. This sets the input signal used for the delays.
Direct. The delays will use the signal directly from the input, before the diffusers.
You can use this to create discrete, highly defined delays.
Diffusion 1. The delays will use the signal from the first diffuser, creating slightly
diffuse, softer-sounding delays (depending on the setting of the diffuser itself).
Diffusion 1&2. The delays will use the signal after it has passed through both
diffusers, creating more diffuse, almost fluffy-sounding delays, depending on the
settings of the diffusers.
Delay Time (1-4)
0.0-680.0ms. This sets the delay time for the delay.
Level (1-4)
-INF, -69.0 to 0.0dB. This sets the output level for the delay. The overall output level
of all the delays is controlled by the Delays Level parameter.
Pan (1-4)
+/-100. This sets the stereo pan for the delay.
On (1-4)
On, Off. This allows you to mute the output of the delay.
Invert Phase (1-4)
On, Off. This inverts the phase of the delay's output. You can use this to create
different tonal qualities as the delays overlap with each other, or with the main
signal.
OASYS PCI
O-Verb ER
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