Infinite reverberation: decay time controlled by envelope follower based on input level.

The infinite reverberation (used for instance with Lexicon LXP15 or PCM81) is realized with a program in which the reverberation time is ccontrolled by the amplitude of the input signal. The general idea is: the quieter the sound, the longer the reverberation.

The amplified instrumental sound should blend well with the reverberation sound but nevertheless remain slightly in the foreground.

A second reverberation should generally be used to soften the amplified instrumental sound and the infinite reverberation sound.

The following values correspond to the ones used in previous versions of the electronics.

Lexicon LXP-15 parameters (start from Preset 1 Large Hall)

Glidelay

0us

Gldfbk

0%

Delay 2

17.0ms

HiCut

3.21kHz

LoCut

19Hz

Decay

Inf.

Treble

Full

BassMpy

1.00x

Size

71meter

Diffus.

71%

Inlevel

100%

Mix

100%

WetP

C

SryP

C

Outlvl

100%

LFORate

0.10Hz

RvbMix

100%

Algthm

Dly/Rvb

SRC 1

Inlvl

Tresh

0

Dest 1

Decay

Scale 1

-176%

Offset 1

0

SRC 2

off

SRC 3

off

SRC 4

off

Lexicon PCM81 parameters (start from Preset P3 1.9 Concert Hall)

Patch 0 src

Int Mono Lvl

Patch 0 Dst

Rvb Time Mid Rt

Patch 0 values

000 : 55.6 src

127 : 3.33