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5 Global Parameters

Input

The Input lets you cut the level of the incoming signal. The signal remains

unprocessed when the knob is turned all the way up.

Usually you will work with peak input level. If WizooVerb W2’s input is

overloaded, this generally attributable to one of the following causes:

❖ WizooVerb is employed as a send effect and several send signals com-

bine to create a very powerful input signal.

❖ The energy level of WizooVerb’s input signal and the generated reverb

is so high that the signal’s dry/wet mix is overloading the output.

In this event, back off the input level until the signal is no longer satu-

rated.

Width

Width determines the input signal’s stereo spread before it reaches the re-

verb. Due to this knob’s psycho-acoustical effect, it inﬂuences not only the

width of the sound source but also its distance from the listener:

❖ Negative values: Sound sources at a greater remove from the listener

project at a lesser angle and sound darker. The further you twist the

Width knob to the left, the greater the distance between the sound

source and listener.

The Dry/Wet knob at the output lets you intensify the effect: The higher the Wet set-

ting, the further the sound source moves into the room.

❖ Positive values: Sound sources that are nearer to the listener project at a

greater angle and sound brighter. The further you twist the Width knob

to the right, the lesser the distance between the sound source and lis-

tener.

The Dry/Wet knob at the output lets you intensify the effect: The higher the Dry

setting, the further the sound source moves out of the room.

Width works best with stereo signals. The effects described above will only

be perceptible with monaural signals if these are panned hard left or right

in the stereo ﬁeld. When processing mono signals, ordinarily your best bet

is to set Width to the neutral 12 o’clock position.

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