Reverb Section - Native Instruments Reaktor Spark Manual

For additional stereo manipulation, the relative phase between the LFOs applied to the right
and left stereo channels can be controlled by the p
yields the same phase for both channels, 0.5 yields a 90 degree phase shift and 1.0 yields
a 180 degree phase shift. The lower frequencies of the delayed signal can be damped using
the D l c c
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after the delay. Similarly, the D
the higher frequencies are damped.

4.9 Reverb Section

With reverb you can add more spatial depth to your sound.
The S c of the Reverb effect controls both main characteristics of the reverb effect:
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the room size and the reverb decay time. Higher settings of the S
sound longer and stimulate a bigger space. Moving the S
r l c and r
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lower frequencies of the delayed signal are damped using the r
determines the cutoff frequency of the highpass filter placed after the reverb. Similarly, the
r h c c
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damped. The r M
eVerb
effect and wet signal at the output of the reverb effect. Turning the r
right crossfades the output to the wet signal.
. It determines the cutoff frequency of the highpass filter placed
h c c
elay i ut
h c determine the sound color of the reverberation signal. The
i ut
sets the cutoff frequency above which the higher frequencies are
K acts as a crossfader between the dry signal entering the Reverb
ix nob
K . Setting the p
haSe nob
sets the cutoff frequency above which
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K creates a chorus-like effect.
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K to 0.0
haSe nob
K will make the reverb
nob
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M K to the
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