This is the duration of the reverberation ‘tail’ in seconds, in other words how long it takes for the reverberated sound to vanish away. In more technical terms, this is sometimes referred to as the RT60 factor, which is the time at which the response of the reverberation to an input signal goes below -60dB of attenuation.

This parameter is a meta parameter that allow you to quickly perform an homogeneous set of parameters for the early reflexions part (early + cluster). These parts are particularly important to achieve the “room” feeling of the desired space. It adjust the time structure of the whole reverberation (early-min, early-max, cluster-min, cluster-max, reverb-start).

PreDelay controls the time at which the reverberation portion of the eff ect starts to be heard, with respect to the DIRECT signal. Increasing this helps to distinguish between direct and eff ected sound and preserve intelligibility, especially with large decay times and room sizes which would otherwise drench the audio material in reverberation.

Early Gain - Controls the level of EARLY and CLUSTER contributed to the overall effect, Tail Gain - Controls the level of LATE/TAIL contributed to the overall effect, Low Damping - Adjusts low-frequency damping, for increasing or decreasing the decay of bass content with respect to the rest of the spectrum, High Damping - Adjusts high frequency content damping.

The Filter Section sets the characteristics of the filter applied to the signal fed to the reverberation engine, affecting the overall frequency response, if required. Low Freq - Low pass filter frequency cutoff of the corresponding filter section, High Freq - High pass filter frequency cutoff of the corresponding fi lter section