Audio-damage ADverb User Manual

ADverb User’s Guide Audio Damage, Inc. Release 1.1

ADverb waits until it has received two consecutive continuous controller messages with the same controller number before it makes an assignment. This

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Introduction Thank you for purchasing ADverb, Audio Damage’s plate reverb emulation. With ADverb we have created a reverb not intended to reproduce an

Operation If you’ve already used a hardware or software reverb, you’ll find that ADverb works as you expect. There are no menus or hidden pages; all o

1. Pre-Delay The pre-delay simply delays the incoming signal before it reaches the reverberators, and hence how long the reverberant sound will be del

4. Diffusion The DIFFUSION button controls how much the sound is diffused, or spread apart, as it recirculates in the reverberators. The amount of dif

The OUTPUT MIX slider adjusts the relative loudness of the processed signal and the original signal. If you set it at zero, you’ll hear only the origi