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Mixer

The output mixer has two parameters.

MIX

Using the MIX knob you can adjust the amount of wet (reverberated) signal that is mixed to the original dry signal. If the knob is turned fully left, then zero percent of the wet signal is in the output. This is equivalent to a full bypass of the reverb effect. If MIX is at twelve o’clock then 50 percent of the output signal comes from the reverb while the other 50 percent are taken from the original input signal. If MIX is turned fully right then the output is 100 percent reverberated signal. The reverb can either be used as an insert effect or a send effect. When Reverb.it is used as an insert effect, then the MIX knob can be used to control the amount of effect and usually values around 10 to 30 percent result in a good balance between direct signal and diffuse reflections of the room. When Reverb.it is used as a send effect then the MIX knob should be set to 100 percent (fully right). The amount of effect can be controlled using the send level of the mixer channels that the reverb should be added to (in your VST host).

LEVEL

The LEVEL knob is used to control the output gain which can be adjusted from -24 dB to 0 dB. Under most circumstances a setting of 0 dB should be fine since the reverb is internally levelled to 0 dB. Only if you are using Reverb.it as an insert and you are using a long decay time or you turn MIX to over 70 percent then a gain reduction might be necessary.

 

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