Frequency-Based Reverb Shaping with Spectral Maps
The Spectral Map controls shape how a parameter responds across frequencies. Each map is drawn as a series of vertical bars. Dragging horizontally moves the peak or focus point of the spectrum, and dragging to the far left or right creates a ramp across the whole range. Dragging vertically sharpens a peak when moved up and a trough when moved down.
A map works alongside the rotary control for its parameter. For example, you can make the decay shorter at low frequencies and longer at high frequencies, or narrow the stereo width below and above a chosen frequency.






