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24 | NORD ORGAN 3 USER MANUAL OS V1.0X
REVERB
The REVERB unit simulates the natural sound reflections in various
acoustic environments, and also provides a Spring Reverb simulation.
REVERB TYPES
There are six different Reverb types to choose from:
SPRING: The Spring setting reproduces the sound of a traditional spring
reverb tank, a common feature on tonewheel organs, in guitar amplifiers
and in many other kinds of equipment.
BOOTH: Represents a small room with very short decay time.
ROOM: In Room mode the Reverb has the character of a medium sized
room with a relatively short decay time.
STAGE: The Stage Reverb has a medium length decay time and a
natural sounding room ambience.
HALL: The Hall setting has the response and character of a spacious
hall, with a long decay.
CATH: The Cathedral is a very large and immersive reverb, with a very
long decay time.
BRIGHT/DARK AND CHORALE
The BRIGHT or DARK mode can be used for all Reverb types to alter
the frequency response of the Reverb. Set to Bright, low frequencies are
slightly dampened and more high frequency content is preserved in the
Reverb signal. The Dark mode instead dampens high frequencies.
The CHORALE setting (Shift+Reverb Selector) increases the pitch
modulation of the Reverb signal for a more lively sound.
PRE-ROTARY
With the PRE-ROTARY (Shift+Bright/Dark) option active the Reverb effect
is placed before the Rotary Speaker. This setup can be compared to
connecting a Reverb-equipped organ to a traditional Rotary Speaker,
whereas Pre-Rotary being off rather corresponds to the sound of a
Rotary Speaker being placed in a room or ambient environment.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Nord |
| Model | Organ 3 |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 4761 MB |
