TC Electronic TonePrint Editor - Manual (Page 23)

Reverb parameters
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Reverb parameters
Use the parameters in the Reverb section of the
TonePrint Editor window to configure the reverb
effect.
Decay parameter
Parameter range: 0.01 to 20 s
Use the Decay parameter to set the decay time
of the Reverb in seconds. The decay time is usu-
ally associated with the time it takes the diffuse
field of a reverb to decay to -60 dB.
PreDelayShort parameter
Parameter range: 0 to 100 ms
The PreDelayShort parameter is only applicable
when the Pre-Delay switch on the pedal has
been set to the “Short” setting.
Use the PreDelayShort parameter to define a
short delay placed between the direct signal and
the Reverb’s diffuse field. Use the PreDelayShort
parameter to keep the source material clear and
undisturbed from the scattered diffuse field of
the Reverb arriving shortly after.
PreDelayLong parameter
Parameter range: 0 to 100 ms
The PreDelayLong parameter is only applicable
when the Pre-Delay switch on the pedal has
been set to the “Long” setting.
Use the PreDelayLong parameter to define a
short Delay placed between the direct signal and
the Reverb’s diffuse field. Use the PreDelayLong
parameter to keep the source material clear and
undisturbed from the scattered diffuse field of
the Reverb arriving shortly after.
Diffuse parameter
Parameter range: -50 to 50
Use the Diffuse parameter to fine-tune the den-
sity of the reverb’s diffuse field. It allows you to
reduce flutter in the diffuse field to an absolute
minimum.
LoColor parameter
Parameter range: -50 to 50
Use the LoColor parameter to adjust the low fre-
quency spectrum of the output signal. This can
be used for altering the overall color of the re-
verb.
HiColor parameter
Parameter range: -50 to 50
Use the HiColor parameter to adjust the high
frequency spectrum of the output signal. This
can be used for altering the overall color of the
reverb.
HiFactor parameter
Parameter range: -25 to 25
Use the HiFactor parameter to emphasize or at-
tenuate the selected HiColor value.
Mod On/Off parameter
Use the Mod On/Off parameter to switch modu-
lation of the reverb signal on or off.
The algorithm designers at TC have adjusted the
diffuse field part of the reverb to be as smooth
and natural sounding as possible. Adding in
modulation to the reverb tail allows for interest-
ing effects that can be refined using the Modu-
lation Rate and Modulation Depth parameters.
Modulation Rate parameter
Parameter range: -25 to 25
Use the Modulation Rate parameter to offset the
speed of the LFO that is being used to modulate
the Reverb.
This parameter only has an effect when you have
set the Mod On/Off switch to On.
Modulation Depth parameter
Parameter range: -25 to 25
Use the Modulation Depth parameter to offset
the intensity of the modulation that is applied to
the reverb.
This parameter only has an effect when you have
set the Mod On/Off switch to On.