Empress Reverb

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A range of reverbs The Empress Effects Reverb contains 24 algorithm reverbs in high quality stereo. This versatile unit is full of features and can be adapted to most musical genres. It is compatible with MIDI and also features an SD card input for saving your unique tones. Housed in a die cast aluminium shell with three footswitches, it is a worthwhile investment. Hall reverb Hall reverb usually refers to the Reverb in a concert hall and is modelled from a large and fairly reflective space. It's typically used at longer decay times in the two or more seconds range. Hall reverbs generally have more muted high frequency compared to other reverbs, which leads to a smooth warm sound. Because the room size is large, the early reflections are slower to arrive, and are very pronounced before the tail becomes diffuse. Plate reverb Plate reverbs were originally created from an electro-mechanical device that vibrates a large sheet of metal to create reverb sounds. At one end is a driver that vibrates the metal, and at the other end a transducer that captures the vibration of the plate and turns it back into an electrical audio signal. The decay times could be controlled by applying damping to the different sections of the plate. The sound quality of this feature is superb. Spring reverb Spring Reverb units are little tanks that suspend springs between a driver and a transducer. They typically sit in the base of your amplifier. A driver circuit uses a coil and magnet to vibrate the springs, which creates reverberation. Like the plate reverb previously mentioned, a receiver circuit at the other end of the springs converts the mechanical vibration back to an electrical audio signal. The sound varies depending on the amount of springs, the spring tension, and how much the signal is being driven. The electronics at the driver and receiving end can play a huge part in the tone of the sound. The decay can last up to 3 or 4 seconds. Spring reverb is a classic sound for guitar