BlueDepth Epic Reverb Effect

BLUEDEPTH is a modern creative effect which produces Epic Motion Reverberations. The device centers on the AirVerb, UnderwaterVerb and Submersion sections.
AirVerb: The crystal and airy part of the BlueDepth effect. This section produces beautiful additions to the processed signal ranging from short to amazingly long decay reverberations which add an element of rich sea breath to the sound.


Underwater Verb: With 14 selectable Verb characters, Underwater Verb creates fundamental depth reverberations which create a sense of underwater motions and the life of an unexplored sea world.
 Based on the spring reverb effect.

Parallel Verb: An additional parallel signal, processed by the AirVerb contour, is sent to the Underwater Verb. The sum of the Underwater Verb and the parallel signal is processed through the Submersion section and then routed back to the AirVerb section.

Submersion: is a 1-octave down pitch-shifter with feedback and buffer duration control. It adds unstable lower harmonics to the processed reverberated signal. It gives a rich basis for reverberated sound through the addition of low frequencies which help to produces an Epic Reverb effect.

The main role of this effect is creating long decay reverberations, which sometimes go to self-oscillation and overload the output signal. On the rear panel we have placed a Limiter which compresses the signal and maximizes it’s level with boosts of up to +60 dB. This not only preserves the signal strength without overloading, but also creates a punch effect.



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AIR VERB: The crystal and airy part of the BlueDepth effect. Produces beautiful short to amazingly long decay reverberations.
- PRE DELAY: Initial delay before AirVerb reverberation
- DECAY: Decay time / Length of reverb tails
- TONE: High-frequency control of the reverberation tail
- MIX: Amp gain of the dry input level (unprocessed input signal)
- DRY: Gain of the dry input level (unprocessed input signal)
- WET: Gain of the wet input level (Air Verb processed signal)

Underwater Verb: With 14 selectable Verb characters, Underwater Verb creates fundamental depth reverberations which create a sense of underwater motions and the life of an unexplored sea world.
- CHARACTER: 14 characters of the Underwater reverberation
- OSCILLATE DEPTH: Set length of the Underwater reverb decay with self-oscillation amount
- REGEN (BLUE DEPTH): Mix amount of the unprocessed signal (plus Parallel Verb) with processed signal by Underwater Verb
- SCALE: Used for tuning the Regen decay upwards or downwards. * After Scale changes, Regen Character is reloading. For smoothing this, add the AirVerb Decay parameter value.
- PRL (PARALLEL VERB): Amount of the additional parallel signal, processed by AirVerb contour, sends to the Underwater Verb. Sum of the Underwater Verb and this parallel signal is processing thru Submersion section and routed back to the mix with AirVerb section.
- REGEN WET: Gain level of the processed signal by Underwater Verb
- REGEN POST (SUBMERSION DRY): Gain level of the Underwater Verb, routed to the Submersion
- REFLECTION: Delay before Underwater reverb
- DAMPING: High-frequency control of the Underwater reverberation tail

SUBMERSION is a 1-octave down pitch-shifter with feedback and buffer duration control. It adds unstable lower harmonics to the processed reverberated signal. It gives a rich basis for reverberated sound through the addition of low frequencies which help to produces an Epic Reverb effect.

• DEPTH: Mix value between Underwater Verb and 1-octave down pitch-shifted signal.
• PRESSURE FEEDBACK: Feedback value of the pitch-shifted signal buffer output back to Submersion input
• DIRECTION FINDER: Buffer duration in milliseconds
• WET: Level of the processed signal thru Submersion section
• LC (LOW CUT): Reducing low frequency of Submersion output

An additional parallel signal, processed by the AirVerb contour, is sent to the Underwater Verb. The sum of the Underwater Verb and the parallel signal is processed through the Submersion section and then routed back to the AirVerb section.

LIMITER:
- RELEASE: Set recovery time of the limited signal
- DRIVE: Maximizer level wich boosts (up to +60 dB) and compresses signal

INFO LABELS MODE (i): additional label names mode, that show functionality names of some device controls vs creative names, used by default

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**UPDATE 1.0.5:

• GUI Bugfix: Osc Depth text lables is blurred

UPDATE 1.0.4
- Small GUI fixes
- Rear Panel CV Input sections reorganised (now devided to individual sections Air, Submersion and Underwater) for better understanding structure of device.
- “i” mode at front panel: additional label names mode, that show functionality names of some device controls (knobs) vs default creative names (for understanding what is current knob is really do).
- small Reverb engine optimisation

UPDATE 1.0.3:
New Regen parameter “SCALE”: Used for tuning the Regen decay (Underwater section) upwards or downwards. * After Scale changes, Regen Character is reloading. For smoothing this, add the AirVerb Decay parameter value.

UPDATE 1.0.2:
- New colour marks at the front panel show routing scheme of sections
- Updated Routing Scheme with more details at product page and in the Manual

UPDATE 1.0.1:
- GUI typo fixes and improvements
- Limiter On/Off button now on the front panel