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• ER1 - Early Reflections 1 These effects are created using different groupings of "early reflections" - the first cluster of reflections that occurs after the direct sound but before the dense reflections that are known as reverberation begin. TYP RSZ LIV Ehl 3.4 4 DLY HPF LPF 30.0 THRUTHRU MIX LVL 60 0 TYP (Early Reflection Type: Ehl. Erd. Erv. Epil The "Ehl" setting selects a typical grouping of early reflections that would occur in a performing environment such as a hall. "Erd" (Early Reflection Random) produces an irregular series of reflections that could not occur naturally. "Erv" (Early Reflection Reverse) generates a series of reflections that increase in level - like the effect produced by playing a recorded reverberation sound backwards. "EpI" (Early Reflection Plate) produces a typical grouping of reflections that would occur in a plate reverb unit. RSZ (Room Size: 0.1 - 201 Sets the separation between reflections. The values increment in 0.1 steps from 0 to 10, while values above 10 increment in steps of 1. Higher values produce greater separation between reflections, and therefore the effect of a bigger room. LIV (Liveness: 0 -101 Determines how the early reflections decay. Higher values result in slower decay, producing the effect of a more reflective (live") room. DLY (Delay Time: 0.1 - 400.0 mS) Sets the delay time before the early reflection sound begins. Initial direct sound. L Room Size determines E spacing between reflections. V E L HPF (High-pass Filter Cutoff Frequency: THRU. 160Hz - 1.0kHz1 Sets the cutoff frequency of the high-pass filter. The "THRU" setting bypasses the filter. LPF (Low-pass Filter Cutoff Frequency: 1.0kHz - 11kHz, THRU) Sets the cutoff frequency of the low-pass filter. The "THRU" setting bypasses the filter. MIX (Mixing Balance: 0 -100 %) Sets the balance between the direct and effect sound. Higher values produce a greater proportion of effect sound in relation to direct sound. LVL (Output Level: -30 - +6dB) Determines the output level of the ER1 effect. LIV (Low) LIV (High) DLY 32

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•
ER1
—
Early
Reflections
1
These
effects
are
created
using
different
groupings
of
"early
reflections"
—
the
first
cluster
of
reflections
that
occurs
after
the
direct
sound
but
before
the
dense
reflections
that
are
known
as
reverberation
begin.
TYP
RSZ
LIV
Ehl
3.4
4
DLY
HPF
LPF
30.0
THRUTHRU
MIX
LVL
60
0
TYP
(Early
Reflection
Type:
Ehl.
Erd.
Erv.
Epil
The
"Ehl"
setting
selects
a
typical
grouping
of
early
reflections
that
would
occur
in
a
performing
environment
such
as
a
hall.
"Erd"
(Early
Reflection
Random)
produces
an
irregular
series
of
reflections
that
could
not
occur
naturally.
"Erv"
(Early
Reflection
Reverse)
generates
a
series
of
reflections
that
increase
in
level
—
like
the
effect
produced
by
playing
a
recorded
reverberation
sound
backwards.
"EpI"
(Early
Reflection
Plate)
produces
a
typical
grouping
of
reflections
that
would
occur
in
a
plate
reverb
unit.
RSZ
(Room
Size:
0.1
—
201
Sets
the
separation
between
reflections.
The
values
increment
in
0.1
steps
from
0
to
10,
while
values
above
10
increment
in
steps
of
1.
Higher
values
produce
greater
separation
between
reflections,
and
therefore
the
effect
of
a
bigger
room.
LIV
(Liveness:
0
—101
Determines
how
the
early
reflections
decay.
Higher
values
result
in
slower
decay,
producing
the
effect
of
a
more
reflective
(live")
room.
DLY
(Delay
Time:
0.1
—
400.0
mS)
Sets
the
delay
time
before
the
early
reflection
sound
begins.
L
E
V
E
L
Initial
direct
sound.
Room
Size
determines
spacing
between
reflections.
DLY
LIV
(Low)
LIV
(High)
HPF
(High-pass
Filter
Cutoff
Frequency:
THRU.
160Hz
—
1.0kHz1
Sets
the
cutoff
frequency
of
the
high-pass
filter.
The
"THRU"
setting
bypasses
the
filter.
LPF
(Low-pass
Filter
Cutoff
Frequency:
1.0kHz
—
11kHz,
THRU)
Sets
the
cutoff
frequency
of
the
low-pass
filter.
The
"THRU"
setting
bypasses
the
filter.
MIX
(Mixing
Balance:
0
—100
%)
Sets
the
balance
between
the
direct
and
effect
sound.
Higher
values
produce
a
greater
proportion
of
effect
sound
in
relation
to
direct
sound.
LVL
(Output
Level:
—30
—
+6dB)
Determines
the
output
level
of
the
ER1
effect.
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