Behringer Rev2496 - Manual (Page 11)

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V-VERB PRO REV2496
COMBI
Par
. 1
Par
. 2
Par
. 1
Par
. 2
V-Verb Decay ER/Rev Dry FX Level
Concert Predelay Decay Dry FX Level
Cathedral Predelay Decay Dry FX Level
Theater Predelay Decay Dry FX Level
Gold Plate Predelay Decay Dry FX Level
Ambience Predelay Decay Dry FX Level
Gated Predelay Density Dry FX Level
Reverse Predelay Rise Dry FX Level
Delay Predelay Delay 1 Dry FX Level
X-over Delay Delay 1 Delay 2 Dry FX Level
Chorus/Flanger Speed Moddly Mix* Gain*
Phaser Speed Depth Mix* Gain*
Tremolo Speed Phase Mix* Gain*
Compressor Threshold Ratio Attack M-Gain
Recall Edit
*) The push function of the mic control mutes the “Dry” signal,
the push function of the gain control mutes the effect signal (FX LVL)
Tab. 3.3: Effect parameters in COMBI. mode
If you wish to adjust the effect selection of the combinations,
press ENGINE A and load the desired preset into this engine.
Then, press ENGINE B and select the desired preset for engine
B (in both cases, confirm your selection by pressing OK/TAP).
To adjust the routing of a combination, first press the EDIT key
and select a routing using the PRESET wheel (Parallel 1 - 6,
Serial 1 - 4). Confirm by pressing OK/TAP. Ten routing
configurations are at your disposal:
A = Analog inputs/outputs; D = Digital inputs/outputs
Fig. 3.6: Routing options for various combinations
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The routing, the selected preset numbers as well
as the four most important parameters (see table
3.2) of each of the two engines can be stored in any
combination. The settings of these four parameter
values are not overwritten in the engine presets.
As usual, you can implement more complex edits
of individual effects in the EDIT level of the engines.
3. OPERATION