Super Verb

Easy-to-use, killer-sounding and capable of quickly creating just about any kind of ambience, Super Verb is hard to beat! With a large selection of reverb types and accessible controls, dial in anything from warm rooms, lush plates, and rich halls, to shimmering textures. With simple tone-shaping, unique syncable Pre-Delay and Ducking, there are loads of creative opportunities—without it getting too geeky! Oh, and don’t forget the all important Sauce!

• MINI-SLIDER
  Controls the mix of the dry signal and the processed signal. The number indicated is the amount of the signal that is processed.
  Range: 0 ~ 100%

PAGE ONE CONTROLS

• [VERB] DECAY
  This controls the decay time of the reverb.
  Range: 0.00 ~ 100.00%

• [VERB] SAUCE
  Adjusts the depth and speed of a subtle frequency modulation.
  For the Shimmer Reverb Types, this control adds a higher octave.
  Range: 0.00 ~ 100.00 %

• REVERB TYPE
  Selects different reverb algorithms, ranging from small rooms to dense shimmers, and everything in between.

• [FILTERS] LOW CUT

  Controls the frequency cutoff of a highpass filter.
  Range: 20 Hz ~ 1.7 kHz
  

• [FILTERS] HI CUT

  Controls the frequency cutoff of a lowpass filter.
  Range: 1.7 kHz ~ 20 kHz

PAGE TWO CONTROLS

• PREDELAY
  Controls the time it takes for the first reflection to appear.
  With the predelay set to 0.25 seconds, the first reflection and subsequent reverb tail will start 1/4 second after the initial signal, giving the impression of more space. Higher times can represent larger spaces.
  Range: OFF ~ 1.00 second
  Sync: OFF ~ 2 measures

• SYNC
  Synchronizes the Predelay start to the tempo of your DAW in musical values from a 16th note to 2 measures. Synced predelays can be used to specify the beat at which the reverb begins and can be applied creatively for rhythmic effects, as well.

• LO MID
  Cuts or boosts low mid frequencies.
  Range: –12.0 dB ~ +6.0 dB

• HI MID
  Cuts or boosts high mid frequencies.
  Range: –12.0 dB ~ +6.0 dB

• DUCK
  Ducking refers to the process of reducing one audio signal when another one is present. In Super Verb, the DUCK knob controls how much the output of the wet signal is reduced when the effect receives signal on its input. With a high DUCK setting, if Super Verb is producing long tails, those tails will be attenuated when you play new notes, creating space in the mix for those new notes to be heard clearly.
  Range: –OFF~ +100%

• OUTPUT

  Adjusts the output level.
  Range: – inf dB to +9.54 dB