Native Instruments B4 II - Manual (Page 70)

70 – B4 II
Vibrato
The Vibrato Mix control determines the type of effect. This is continuously
variable from Vibrato (Mix knob right) through Chorus (Mix knob centered) to
almost no effect (Mix knob left).
The
Vibrato Depth control determines the amount of vibrato applied to the
sound.
Note: The Vibrato And Chorus knob on the Manual View (as with the
original B3) allows only Vibrato or Chorus effect to be selected (at depth
settings of 1, 2 or 3). The B4 implements continuous controls to provide
more subtle use of the vibrato and chorus effects.
Reverb
The Reverb section provides control over the room simulation of your B4.
First of all, you can switch between a Studio and a Spring reverb. The Studio
reverb has a clean and smooth character, while the spring reverb is modeled
after the classic reverbs used in guitar amplifiers. Both settings can produce
lush and harsh sounding reverb effects. Simply experiment to find settings
that fit your style.
The
Time dial is your main control for the reverb time. It spans a wide range
of decay times from a few hundred milliseconds up to several seconds.
The
Size parameter sets the dimensions of the simulated room. For the Studio
reverb higher settings increase the pre-delay of the reverb algorithm. With the
spring reverb a higher size value equals a longer spring.
The Reverb gets its signal from the tube amplifier. With the
Pre/Post you can
control how much of it is being fed into the cabinet and how much goes into