TC Electronic G-Force - Manual (Page 52)

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THE BLOCKS
High color
Sets the treble color of the decay. When Color in the
Room section of the algorithm is set to Auto, it also
controls the treble factor of the initial room reflections.
Wool - Warm - Real - Clear - Bright - Crisp - Glass
High factor
Emphasizes or reduces the character set by the High
color. Range +/-25.
Low color
Sets the Bass color of the Decay.
Thick - Fat - Round - Natural - Light - Tight - Thin - No
bass.
Low factor
Emphasizes or reduces the character set by the Low
color. Range +/-25.
Room parameters
Adjusts the level of the initial room reflections, which is
master controlled by the Reverb level.
With this control you can emphasize or reduce the initial
room reflection’s influence on the Reverb sound.
Range +/-50.
Color
Sets the tonal color of the initial reflections.
When set to Auto it is linked to High color
Auto - Wool - Warm - Real - Clear - Bright - Crisp -
Glass.
Color factor
Emphasizes or reduces the character set by Color.
Range +/-50.
Predelay
Allows adjustment of the predelay (the time until the first
reflection appears) which is automatically set when
choosing the Room size. Range +/-50.
Decay level
Adjusts the level of the decay, which is master controlled
by the reverb level.
With this control you can emphasize or reduce the decay
tail’s influence on the Reverb sound. Range +/-50.
Diffuse
Allows fine tuning of the density of the decay tails. Is set
automatically when choosing the desired Decay time.
Makes it possible to reduce flutter in the decay to an
absolute minimum. Range +/-25.
Decay start
Allows adjustment of the decay start (the time where the
Decay tail of the Reverb starts), which is set
automatically when choosing the Room size.
Range +/-50.
Mix
This parameter sets the mix relation between the dry
(direct) and the wet signal. If you are using G-Force as
an insert effect this means that your direct signal goes
through the G-Force.
In Level
Controls the input level of the block.
Out Level
Controls the output level of the Reverb block.
Mute mode
See Mute mode in the introduction of this chapter.