OMG Those Reverbs

iaresee said:
Yes. I've run through all the algorithms, but I've spent the day steeped in the big ones doing work. They're all exceptional. I really like London Plate, North Church and South Church for smaller space types.
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Good, glad to hear it. Both blocks are true stereo through, right?
 
Sweet! A polyphonic pad built from reverb & delays. (polyphany as per the guitar chords)

I've always done those sort of sounds on a keyboard synth. I think I'll cobble something similar together on the AX8 in the meantime. Thanks for the inspiration!
 
iaresee said:
When you say “true stereo” what are you thinking? When it comes to reverb, that term means different things to different people.
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True stereo means not summing my carefully crafted upstream stereo image. I realize that a small amount of R and L input get combined in the wet mix, as it does in my Bricasti. But that's different from completely summing my analog stereo chorused 2 high gain amps panned R and L the way the verb blocks in my 2XL+ did..
 
stereotactic said:
True stereo means not summing my carefully crafted upstream stereo image. I realize that a small amount of R and L input get combined in the wet mix, as it does in my Bricasti. But that's different from completely summing my analog stereo chorused 2 high gain amps panned R and L the the verb blocks in my 2XL+...
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You’re saying that the panned right amp appears in the left output due to a Reverb block?
 
stereotactic said:
True stereo means not summing my carefully crafted upstream stereo image. I realize that a small amount of R and L input get combined in the wet mix, as it does in my Bricasti. But that's different from completely summing my analog stereo chorused 2 high gain amps panned R and L the way the verb blocks in my 2XL+ did..
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I think it’s still summing but I’ll check tomorrow.
 
stereotactic said:
It did until I started running the 2 verb blocks in parallel with only a L and R input on each and stereo outs on both.
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In the Axe II Reverb, the dry signal is mixed into the output in stereo. The left and right sum is only used to feed the reverb engine.
 
Rex said:
In the Axe II Reverb, the dry signal is mixed into the output in stereo. The left and right sum is only used to feed the reverb engine.
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I understand, but I get a fuller, more detailed sound with the 2 blocks running parallel discrete L R single/mono input. Im very familiar with these issues from my big rack. I was very happy when I retired my LXP15's for the Bricasti and a TC4000...
 
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