Steinberg HALION4 Mode D'emploi page 167

Reverb and Delay Effects
Size
This scales the size of the simulated room. At a setting of 100 % the impulse response
is applied as recorded in the original room.
Level
Here you can adjust the level of the impulse response.
Equalizer
Activates the built-in three-band equalizer.
ER Tail Split
This sets the split point between the early reflections and the reverb tail.
ER/Tail Mix
This sets the balance between the early reflections and the reverb tail. At a setting of
50 % the early reflections and the tail have the same volume level. Settings below
50 % raise the early reflections and lower the tail, as a result the sound source moves
towards the front of the room. Settings above 50 % raise the tail and lower the early
reflections, as a result the sound source moves towards the back of the room.
Reverb
This effect produces a high-quality algorithmic reverb with early reflections and reverb
tail. The early reflections are responsible for the spatial impression in the first
milliseconds of the reverb. For emulating different rooms you can choose from different
early reflections patterns and adjust their size. The reverb tail, or late reverberation, offers
parameters for controlling the room size and the reverb time. You can adjust the reverb
time individually in three frequency bands.
PreDelay
This determines the amount of time between the dry signal and the onset of the
reverb. With higher predelay values you can simulate larger rooms.
Early Reflections
Here you select an early reflections pattern. The early reflections pattern contains the
most important delays that deliver the key information for the spatial impression of the
room.
ER/Tail Mix
This sets the balance between the early reflections and the reverb tail. At a setting of
50 % the early reflections and the tail have the same volume level. Settings below
50 % raise the early reflections and lower the tail, as a result the sound source moves
towards the front of the room. Settings above 50 % raise the tail and lower the early
reflections, as a result the sound source moves towards the back of the room.
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