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300 V 3.0 Owner's ManualRLVL (Reverb Level)LexiconRLVL sets the amount of reverberation in the processed signal. It is normallyFULL, but may be reduced for effects where the pre-echoes should dominate.DDLY ( Dry Delay)DDLY provides a delay for the "dry" audio path.PDLY (Pre-Delay)PDLY adds an additional delay to the reflections and to the reverberation. Thiscontrol may be useful in a sound reinforcement situation, or for ambience effects.Both DDLY and PDLY have 4-sample (approximately 0.1msec) resolution.Random Ambience Tweaks PageSPIN (Randomization)WAND (Wander)SPIN affects the movement of many of the delay taps. The object of SPIN (andWAND) is to continuously alter the timbre of the reverberant sound. This makesthe result more natural, without making the position of instruments unstable.SPIN should typically be 20 or higher. High values may make the pitch of pianoor guitar unstable.WAND sets the distance in time that the early reflections will move. For bestresults WAND should be about 10ms at larger sizes.4-10
The Algorithms and their ParametersRich PlateThe Rich Plate program is denser, smoother, and less colored than other reverbprograms. When used with the SIZE control at around 16 meters, the sound isdense and tight — ideal for percussion. Larger sizes and longer reverb times aresuitable for vocals and brass.General DescriptionThe Rich Plate program has five control pages with 28 adjustable parameters,shown below.Rich Plate Basic SoundsRTIM SIZE ROLL PDLY0.15-40.46s 4.0-39.4M 0.1-26.5kHz, Flat 0-1000msRLVL TDCY BASS XOVROff, -48dB-Up Full 0.5-21.2kHz 0.2x-4.0x 0.1-26.5kHzRich Plate TweaksRAND - SHAP SPRDOff, 1-98%, Up Full - 0-255 0-250DIFF LINK - SIZE0-99 Link/Unlink - 4.0-39.4MDelay and Feedback 1DLY1 DLY2 DLY3 DLY40-2000ms 0-2000ms 0-1000ms 0-1000msFBK1 FBK2 LVL3 LVL40-93% 0-93% Off-24dB, Up Full Off-24dB, Up FullDelay and Feedback 2DLY5 FBK5 DLY6 FBK60-2800ms 0-93% 0-2800ms 0-93%LVL5 - LVL6 -Off,-48dB-Up Full - Off,-48dB-Up Full -Effect Naming PageRich Plate ParametersFbk 1Fbk 5ΣDelay 5 Level 5ΣΣDelay 1DiffusionPredelayDelay 3Level 3ReverberatorRTIME SIZE SHAPE SPREADXOVR BASS TDCY LINKR LevelΣRolloffRANDDelay 2 Delay 4Level 4ΣΣDelay 6Level 6Fbk 2Fbk 64-11
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