Universal Audio UAD POWERED PLUG-INS ver.6.1 - Manual (Page 252)

UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual - 252 - Chapter 20: EMT 250 Electronic Reverberator
Predelay (Lever 4)
Lever 4 is used as a typical reverb predelay parameter. See “Lever 4 Prede-
lay” on page 243 for more information.
Front/Rear
In Space mode, the Front/Rear Outputs switch is illuminated. Changing the
switch setting will yield a slightly different effect. See
“Front/Rear Outputs” on
page 243 for more information.
Global Controls
The global controls are not program-specific; they apply to all program
modes.
Power The Power button (the red EMT logo) determines whether the
plug-in is active. It is useful for comparing the processed signal
to the original signal. Click the button to disable the plug-in;
click it again to enable it.
When Power is in the Off (unlit) position, plug-in processing is disabled, and
UAD DSP usage is reduced.
Note: UAD-2 DSP usage is reduced only when DSP LoadLock ( page 74 ) is
disabled. If DSP LoadLock is enabled (the default setting), disabling Power
will not reduce DSP usage.
Input Meter The Input Meter indicates the level going into the plug-in.
On the original hardware, the red “Register” LED illumi-
nates when digital full code is reached, at 6 dB above 0 dB
(i.e., there is 6 dB of headroom on the hardware, as the
meaning of “0 dB digital” wasn't yet standardized in those
days).
The distortion characteristics of the A/D converters are modeled, therefore
“EMT 250-style” clipping can be heard when the EMT 250 input is over-
driven.