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I just wondered if anyone know what a gated reverb REALLY is? Its an overused drum sound from the 80s :) Used subtly, its a way to get instruments to punch through the mix while retaining the sense of space around the instrument. I don't know the TC device that you are using. But a simple gated reverb is where the reverb tail is cut off by a noise gate--a threshold control determines at what level the gate begins to snap shut and a hold time control determines the lag before the gate closes. Some later day digital gated verb presets feature auto-tempo sync for the hold time feature. Useful. But in the absence of this, there is always the calculator. Qtr note @ 120 bpm = 500ms. does this get at what you are asking? everything you never needed to know about gated reverb here: Daniel Some noise gates allow a time factor that snaps the gate shut after so many miliseconds have passed. On Mar 5, 2011, at 2:58 AM, mark francombe wrote: I thought about something like that Per, but wont that just make a reverb that fades out as the guitar signal fades.. (interesting idea, worth a try) |