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Module name = ACS R2 Stereo Reverb

Description = Stereo reverb designed to be placed last in the chain to give ambience or width to the sound,

with adjustable pre-delay and room size. Three lters can be programmed to shape the character of the wet

signal. This reverb is thicker than the Reverb R1; it also has dierent default lter parameters.

Module name = Ph2 Phaser

Description = Phasing works by mixing the original signal with one that is phase shifted. This phaser features a

feed back and width control for stereo eects.

Module name = SCH-1B Noise gate

Description = A noise gate is a simple way to get rid of noise in the signal. The traditional way this eect works

is by lowering the volume of the signal when the signal itself becomes very weak. The SCH-1B is dierent in

two ways. First, this noise gate does not operate on a closed-only or open-only basis, but is variable. Second,

SCH-1B does not aect the actual “volume” but continuously changes the lter param eters of an intelligent

lter circuit. You may notice that the noise gate is half-closed when playing softly. Compared to traditional

noise gates this has the eect of being perfectly responsive. The noise gate has four separate bands, and the

fourth has an adjustable frequency.

Module name = Stereo widening eect

Description = This module combines ambience, stereo widening and exciter/enhancer eects to give your

tone a wider, fuller sound with more presence. The enhancer operates by delaying the lower frequencies to

allow the high frequencies to come rst, giving the sound a touch of presence and clarity. Because of the

delay, the enhancer may appear to add “distance” to the sound. You can blend the enhancement with the mix

control. The widen ing eect applies a rotating phase distortion to each channel, and in combination with the

ambience component you can place your audio in a rich virtual room.

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