Sonnox Oxford Reverb - Manual (Page 26)

7.4 Overall
Controls 7 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS
7.4.1 Input
Controls
Input
Gain
This controls the input level to the reverb.
Input
Gain
These display the peak input level to the reverb processing after the INPUT GAIN
control.
Stereo
Separation
This controls the degree of left and right signal mixing at the input of the entire
reverberation process. At its minimum setting, the internal input to the reverb is
equivalent to a mono mix.
LF Roll-Off
This provides the means to reduce the level of LF signal entering the reverb
processing. The control is continuously variable from its minimum position where no
LF roll-off occurs to the maximum LF cut at its highest setting. The frequency
response of the input signal at the WET/DRY mix stage (see below) is unaffected.
7.4.2 Output
Controls
Reverb
Mix
This provides a crossfade between the Early Reflections and Reverb Tail sections for
the final output.
Wet/Dry
This crossfades between the input signal and the output of all the reverberation
processing.
100%
Wet
button
This forces the output to reverb only. This is convenient when used in mixing
applications where the reverb commonly forms part of an auxiliary mix and the dry
signal is present on the main mix buss.
Lock
button
This enables you to lock the wet/dry balance as you desire, and then step through
Preset Manager presets without the presets changing wet/dry balance or turning on
the 100% WET function. This allows you to hear different presets with the wet/dry
balance you are actually working with, and thus greatly speeds up finding the best
preset for the given material. The default setting of this function is determined by an
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