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TS-10 Musician’s Manual Section 7 — Effect Parameters

PRIMARY SEND Range: -99 to +99

Controls the level of the diffused input signal into the reverb definition.

REVB POSITION BAL- (1 to 3) Ranges: -99 to +99

The Position Balance parameters simulate the depth of the hall. Think of these parameters as

three different microphones placed at various distances within the hall (the first is closest to the

front, the third is farthest from the front). When the range (volume) is higher for BAL-1, the

sound appears closer to the front, whereas a higher setting for BAL-3 appears farther from the

front, suggesting a deeper (wetter) hall.

29 HALL REVERB 3

HALL REVERB 3 shares the same signal routing topology as HALL REVERB 2, with a few

additional parameters:

DECAY DIFFUSION Range: 00 to 99

Smears the reverb decay signal.

INPUT DIFFUS Ranges: 00 to 99

These parameters smear the input signal transients to diffuse and smooth the sound. Lower

values cause impulse sounds to appear as a series of discrete echoes, while higher values tend to

increase the smear (smoother sounding with fewer discrete echoes). We recommend settings of

50 for starters. Experiment with different levels between the diffuser parameters to find the

settings that are right for your source.

SPREAD Range: 00000 to 31129

Determines the time intervals between the seven discrete echoes produced by the hall. The time

intervals are adjusted relative to one another.

SHAPE Range: -99 to +99

Determines the relative volume of the seven discrete echoes produced by the hall. At +00 seven

echoes are all the same volume. At -99 the first echo is quietest, with successive echoes increasing

in volume. At +99 produces the opposite effect.

FRONT-TO-BACK LEVS (1 to 3) Ranges: -99 to +99

These three fields simulate the depth of the hall. Think of these fields as three different

microphones placed at various distances within the hall (the first is closest to the front, the third

is farthest from the front). When the range (volume) is higher for the first value, the sound

appears closer to the front, whereas a higher setting for the last value appears farther from the

front, suggesting a deeper (wetter) hall.

L/R BALANCE Range: -99 to +99

Controls the left/right stereo balance of the hall reverb signal. A setting of -99 would offer hard

left, whereas a setting of +99 would offer hard right. A setting of +00 would place the reverb in

the center of the stereo spectrum.

PRIMARY SEND Range: -99 to +99

Controls the level of the diffused input signal into the reverb definition.

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