Spatial simulation
Reverbs, simulating the millions of tiny echoes that naturally bounce off the walls in a room, play a central part in glueing together sounds in a song. There are likely few tracks today that don't contain reverb in any form.
Parameters
Decay knob
The reverberation time, i.e. the time it takes for the reverb to go silent after sound has passed through it.
Dampen knob
Adds damping to high frequencies so that they decay faster than low frequencies.
Size knob
Adjust the size of the virtual room that reverb simulates. Ranges from closet to church.
Width knob
Adjusts the stereo width of the reverb. At 100% the left and right channels are completely uncorrelated in the wet sound.
Early knob
Adjusts the balance between early and late reflections. A higher value will give a brighter and more responsive reverb.
Mix knob
The dry/wet mix of this effect. A lower value will let some of the unmodified signal through.
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The Kilohearts Ecosystem
Reverb is one of a growing collection of plugins that form the Kilohearts Ecosystem.
They can be used as regular plugins (VST/AAX/AU) but also as Snapins in our modular Snapin Hosts; Phase Plant, Multipass, and Snap Heap, where you can combine and modulate them to create your own unique instruments and effects. These lightweight and high-quality plugins have intuitive no-nonsense interfaces so you will be using them like a master in no time.
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