Your mileage may vary.Aloha said:IAlso what does YMMV stand for?
stonepiano said:No, it's not, grinder...
check this article by Shailat for a clearer explanation.
Pre-delay - Sets a time delay between the direct signal and the start of the reverb
Grinder is right...... pre-delay is the parameter you can set to control the time it takes for the sound source to strike the nearest boundary (ie wall) and start reverberating. This is essentially defining the room size.stonepiano said:No, it's not, grinder...
check this article by Shailat for a clearer explanation.
Pre-delay - Sets a time delay between the direct signal and the start of the reverb
Dyson Steel said:Are you all 3 not saying the same thing in different ways?
This space of time between the dry signal and the ensuing processed signal is called pre delay and is measured in milliseconds.
If you set a pre-delay of 10 mS, this means that your sound source is about 10 feet away from the nearest boundary, or, in other words, your source is in between walls that are 20 ft apart (10 feet on each side of the source.
A little pre-delay on Brass can simulate the typical feeling of hearing a brass section in a hall. First you hear the direct sound, then you hear the room reverberation.
I'm trying to learn. Not get in the middle.
Blue Bear Sound said:Grinder is right......
The Green Hornet said:Yo Magma of Piano:}
I knew we had something in common - you are from Chicago or in it, and I was raised there.
Used to hang out at the Chicago and Oriental Theaters for the stage shows -- saved my nickles and saw a live drama every once in a while -- really enjoyed the live performance by Spike Jones way back.
Best act I ever saw was Danny Kaye -- stayed in the Chicago Theatre for about six shows -- my mother thought I'd left town.
cheers and salute
Green Hornet
Dyson Steel said:Are you all 3 not saying the same thing in different ways?