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What ways are available to adjust the level of reverb and how are they different?
When you are seeking for more or less reverb in a given setting, that can be seen physically as if you were moving in the space to be closer or further compared to the sound sources. You can also stay in your place and shut out reverberant sound by focusing your ears to the sound source, and you can change the environment around you to get more or less reflections. All of these are possible in INSPIRATA, too. To sum it up, here are the typical ways to adjust the level or reverberation:
Method | Description | Takeaway |
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Mixing Processed and Unprocessed |
This is the simplest way to gradually mix the reverb with unprocessed sound. This is also a typical setup when you are using INSPIRATA as a Send Effect. |
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Adjusting the Direct / Reverberant ratio |
As you increase the gain of the Direct sound you will get a closer perspective. |
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Move close to the source on the map. |
The most realistic way to set up your desired sound source and listening perspective. |
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Change the decay time |
As you reduce the decay time your room becomes virtually more damped and in a more damped room you feel closer to the sound source. |
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Adjust directivity towards the sound source |
As you move away from omnidirectional or figure-of-8 patterns and focus on the sound source, you begin to spatially shut out room sound making you feel closer to the source. |
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Last updated: 07 January 2022
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