Acoustica Mixcraft 7 - Manual (Page 235)

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Used to recreate the subtle echoes and reverberation of a natural room, reverb effects
are some of the most useful in music. A single violin or piano playing in a large church
or auditorium takes on new life when the last note bounces around the room and fades
away.
Acoustica Reverb effect can be used to recreate the ambience of many different
environments, ranging from small spaces to exceptionally large chambers. The decay
of high frequencies can be set High Frequency Damping control; carpeted rooms, for
example, absorb most high frequencies, but large empty houses with marble floors
sound extremely bright and echoey because high frequencies are not damped.
CLASSIC AUTO-FILTER
This produces filtering effects that change over time, most commonly used for
automated “wah-wah” effects. However, Auto-Filter’s extensive parameters allow
many more musical variations including triggered effects (where the filter follows the
dynamics of a sound) or synced LFO effects (where the filter opens and closes at note
values locked to the project tempo).