Sound Character and Era Controls
The Era control is the main way to shape the character of the reverb. It switches between a modern ‘now’ mode and more crunchy 80s and 90s modes, so you can move from clean, contemporary tails to the grittier sound associated with early digital units.
Size, predelay, damping, diffusion and lowcut controls shape the space itself. Predelay separates the dry signal from the start of the reverb, while damping and lowcut help you keep the tail from muddying a mix.






