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WunderVerb 3

WunderbVerb 3 is a reverb plug-in which provides natural sounding reverb effects, and still uses very little processor power. It accepts a mono input and is used as a Send Effect. Use the Program pop-up to select one of ten Reverb Types:

Hall
Large Hall
Large Room Medium Room Small Room Plate
Gated
Effect 1
Echoes
Effect 2

The reverberation of a medium-sized hall.
The reverberation of a larger hall.
The reverberation of a large room.
The reverberation of a medium-sized room.
The reverberation of a very small room.
The slightly metallic effect of a plate reverb.
A special effect, where the reverb is abruptly cut off. A special “bouncing” effect.
An echo (delay) effect.
A special, resonant effect, suitable for “ringing” metal sounds.

To fine-tune the parameters of the selected reverb, you have to click the Edit button in the Send Effects window. This opens the WunderVerb 3 control panel:

You can adjust the following three parameters:
Size

This is the size of the simulated room. Changing this will affect the density and character of the reverb. If you have selected a Reverb Type where you can hear the individual “bounces” (Effect 1, Echoes, etc), raising the Size will increase the time between each “bounce”, like the time control on a delay effect.

Decay
This is the decay time for the reverb. The higher the value, the longer the reverb. Damp
Raising this value will cause the high frequency contents of the reverb sound to die out quicker. This results in a softer, darker reverb.