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Materials Panel
The parameters in the Materials panel, in conjunction with the Shape panel
(Figure 74 on page
fect the spatial characteristics of the reverb.
The material composition of an acoustical space effects how different fre-
quency components decay over time. Materials are characterized by their ab-
sorption rates as a function of frequency—the more the material absorbs a
certain frequency, the faster that frequency decays.
Note:
quency, the overall decay rate of the late-field reverberation is controlled from
the Reverberation panel (see
24 real-world materials are provided, including such diverse materials as
brick, marble, hardwood, water surface, and audience. Also included are 24
artificial materials with predefined decay rates, and seven air densities.
Note:
verberations. However, the materials parameters effect the early reflections
ONLY if the "Filtering" parameter in the Reflections panel
page
selector menu
Solid materials
selector menu
Figure 75. DreamVerb Materials panel
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207) and Reverberation panel
While materials are used to control decay rates as a function of fre-
The parameters in the Materials panel always effect the late-field re-
212) is set to a non-zero value.
Air Density
First material
display
Blending Bar
First material
2nd material
percentage
Figure 77 on page
213).
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(Figure 77 on page
(Figure 76 on
Air percentage
Air Density
display
Air Blending
Bar
Second
material
display
First material
percentage
Second material
selector menu
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