Tundra Reverb

A module specialized in producing perfectly "white" reverberation (which means: the reverberator has absolutely no color of its own). Its tails can be quite extensive and may remain audible well over 10 seconds, if desired. This reverb is coupled with a shelving EQ filter, that acts as an Input Filter as well as a Feedback Filter at the same time. By adjustment of this filter it is possible to amplify a frequency band from the original signal and thereby set the timbre and the loudness of the reverberation tail.

The controls of the reverberator

• Decay determines the length of the reverberation tail.
• Damping determines the degree to which high frequencies will gradually be dampened within the reverberation tail - it may be modulated.
• Wet-Mix - this one may also be modulated.

The controls of the filter

• Filter Type lets you choose between:
  • High Shelf (amplifies the region above a chosen center frequency),
  • Low Shelf (amplifies the region below this frequency) and
  • Peaking EQ (amplifies the region around this frequency).
• Frequency (of course) is used to establish the center frequency itself.
• Bandwidth - the higher this value is, the larger the amplified region will be. And the larger it is, the more noticeable the effect of this filter will be.