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Tim P X90 Reverb [Nebula]
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Tim P X90 Reverb [Nebula]

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X90 Reverb is based on a classic 80's reverb unit. All reverb presets except program 20 are sampled in the library. You can select 4 types of Program Program 1-4 this includes the first 4 programs on the unit (REV1 HALL, REV2 ROOM, REV 3 VOCAL, REV PLATE) Reverb time can be selected on the second dial. Program EARLY REFLECTIONS 1 and 2 are Programs 5 and 6 on the hardware. The length is stepped on the second dial. Delay L,R and Stereo echo are Programs 7 and 8 on the hardware. I've limited this to 5 delay timings. GATE REVERB and REVERSE GATE are Programs 16 and 17 on the hardware. The length is stepped on the second dial. Other features- Every Program has a dry mix knob Harmonics program available to add after the reverb. Alternative mono versions JPN Skins This release is the first inline of a some new techniques i've been using All other reverbs are going to be updated. All programs can be found under x90 category + long gates Bonus programs Tim P X90 Reverb

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