Metric Halo HaloVerb for +DSP

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Process Name:

HaloVerb for +DSP

Synopsis:

HaloVerb for +DSP

Process Types:

Reverb

Channels:

Description:

HaloVerb for +DSP is a stereo to stereo reverb that can be used as a send processor or an inline processor. This version of HaloVerb for +DSP is optimized for use on the +DSP processor on unexpanded MIO+DSP units, and will run at 1x sample rates. The +DSP processor will support 1 instance of HaloVerb for +DSP (limited by DSP power).

Parameters:

Room Size [65, 99] M

Sets the effective size of the room; can also be thought of as Reverb Time. Larger numbers make the room bigger and the reverb time longer.

Decay [0, 100] %

Sets the damping of the regenerative filters of the room. Larger values roll the high–end off faster.

Reverb dB [-inf, 9.54243] dB

Sets the level of the reverb signal mixed into the output.

Direct dB [-inf, 9.54243] dB

Sets the level of the direct (dry) signal mixed into the output.

Width [0, 100] %

Controls how “Stereo” the output of the reverb is. Setting this to 0 will generate a mono reverb output. Setting this to 100 will provide maximally stereo reverb output.

Diffusion [0, 1] %

Controls how much diffusion is applied to reverberant field.

PreDelay [0, 45] ms

Sets how much delay (in milliseconds) is applied to the reverb signal before it is mixed in with the dry signal.

Cutoff [20, 20k] Hz

Sets the cutoff frequency (in Hz) of the high-end contouring filter.

HiDamp [-40, 0] dB

Sets the gain (in dB) of the the high-end contouring filter.

Master Bypass {On, Off}

When bypassed, the reverb passes the input through un-touched.

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