Teac PocketStudio 5 Reference Manual - Manual (Page 11)

3 – Effects
TASCAM Pocketstudio 5 Reference Manual
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Reverb
The reverb is available only on mixdown. The four
recorded tracks can be sent to the reverb, as can the
two inputs.
The six input levels (send levels) can be adjusted
individually (
0 through 127 ), and the master input
level to the reverb can then be adjusted with the same
values.
The output (return) level from the reverb can also be
set from
0 through 127 .
You reach the reverb setup screen through the main
menu, or “sideways” from the EQ and Pan screens
(see “Pan and EQ” on page 6).
The first four lines are the four recorded track send
levels (
SendTr1 through SendTr4 ), and the
next two are the two input send levels ( SendInA
and SendInB ).
Following this are the master send ( SendMst )
and the return level ( RtrnLev ) parameters.
All of the above can be set with value from 0
through 127 .
Customizing the reverb sound You can
make the reverb sound individual with the following
parameters:
Time , PreDly , HiCut ,
Density and Attack .
These are explained in more detail in the Getting
Started manual (see the description on page 21).
Sample settings Here are some examples of set-
tings you can make of popular reverb types. Use
these as starting points for your own experiments.
The hall setting gives a spacious feeling to your work
This setting provides a sound similar to that of a
small, live room
This sound provides a sound similar to that of a
live performance in a large arena, etc.
The “instrument booth” simulates the sound
when you play an instrument in a professional
recording studio.
F u n c R E V , .
S e n d T r 1 / 1 0 0
S e n d T r 2 : 1 0 0
S e n d T r 3 : 1 0 0 ;
Time 2.7
PreDly 49
HiCut 50
Density 75
Attack 36
Time 0.7
PreDly 28
HiCut 80
Density 47
Attack 32
Time 3.7
PreDly 68
HiCut 50
Density 80
Attack 33
Time 1.4
PreDly 47
HiCut 70
Density 61
Attack 100