[A6] Reverb settings: Large Hall

[Steven Wartofsky]

Thanks again.  What you say makes sense, and is consistent with what I've always thought; there are some days I could swear, though, that the LDamp and HDamp on the A6 have been wired backwards. Probably just my not paying close enough attention. 

Steve

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jeff Laity 
  To: A6 at code404.com 
  Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2002 12:54 AM
  Subject: Re: [A6] Reverb settings: Large Hall



  On Saturday, November 9, 2002, at 09:04 PM, Steven Wartofsky wrote:


    Thanks, Jeff!  I'm honored to have your response. 
     
    I have one "risking looking stupid" question about damping: I'm _assuming_ I'm correct in putting HDamp _below_ LDamp, in other words typically HDamp somewhere between .800 and .059 and LDamp somewhere between 1.400 and 6.200, roughly speaking?


  No, L Damp damps low frequencies and H Damp damps high frequencies. On a hall I would leave L Damp alone unless it's too boomy, and on a Plate you can use L Damp to thin things out. 



    I do believe that the LPF is a major factor in the sweetness of the sound of the reverb.
     
    Can you suggest some good, _musical_ sounding choices for use of swirl? The advice I've seen says, simply, "don't use it except for special effects," what's a _good_ reason to turn it on? <g>
     


  Swirl is just chorus on the reverb. It can be an interesting sound on some things. It's also nice if you have a long reverb that sounds too static. Or if you want a subtle chorus, but what fun is that. 

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