Peavey DPM V3 Owner's Manual page 61

size of the reverberant space.
Page 2 Parameters
Damp Determines the high-frequency "absorption" of the room by using a low-pass
filter to simulate a more acoustically "dead" environment. Select from cutoff frequen-
cies of 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1 kHz, 2 kHz, 4 kHz, 8 kHz, and OFF (full high frequency
response).
Time Sets the length of the reverb "tail." Select from 0.0 to 8.0 seconds in 100 E
millisecond increments, and from 8 to 30 seconds in one second increments. E
Mix Controls the mix of dry and processed (wet) signals. The display shows the effect
name in the upper left and effect number in the lower left.
The variable mix parameter shows the ratio between dry and wet signals, as well as
DRY for all-dry and WET for all-wet signals. The mix value affects only the wet/dry
balance within the effect; it is independent of the mix levels for Effect 1 and Effect 2
(the L parameter described in section 4.2). `
4.3b Delay Parameters
This is a stereo delay system with feedback. It's useful for slapback echoes, long
echoes, and polyrhythmic echo effects (try setting one delay time to 6796 of the
other's delay time).
Page 1 Parameters
Time L Sets the left channel delay time, from 2.5 milliseconds to 250 milliseconds, in
2.5 millisecond increments.
Time R Sets the right channel delay time, from 2.5 milliseconds to 250 milliseconds, in
2.5 millisecond increments.
Page 2 Parameters
FdBak (00-99) Determines how much of the echo signal feeds back to the input for
re-echoing. Higher values give longer echo "tails."
Mix Controls the mix of dry and processed (wet) signals. The display shows the effect
name in the upper left and effect number in the lower left.
The variable mix parameter shows the ratio between dry and wet signals, as well as
DRY for all-dry and WET for all-wet signals. The mix value affects only the wet/dry
balance within the effect; it is independent of the mix levels for Effect 1 and Effect 2
4.6