XT-GV Gverb+

XT-GV Gverb+ is a creative reverb effect. Utilizing an algorithm that produces natural room sounds and lush reverb effects alike.

*This plugin requires a license to enable the control panel. To purchase a license, visit Harrison’s XT Plugin Page The XT-GV Gverb+ used to be called simply “Gverb+” and was part of the Plugin Essentials pack, but has since been separated. You may still see literature that references its former status.

Best when used on: Vocals, Guitars, Drums and Keyboards.

Controls:

Input High Pass Filter: Moving this slider will decrease the amount of low frequencies that are fed to the reverb effect.

Input Low Pass Filter Moving this slider will decrease the amount of high frequencies that are fed to the reverb effect.

Early Mix Every reverb has two distinct characteristics: Early reflections, and the reverb’s “tail”. Early reflections define the shape characteristic of the room, and typically make it sound more natural as that is how our ears typically hear a reverberation in the real world. The tail is a lush wash of reverberations that tend to make reverb sound unrealistic. This slider controls the balance of the two.

Size The size slider controls the overall feeling of the ‘size’ of the room. Turning this down can cause the reverb characteristic to become more personal or up-close. While turning it up can cause the characteristic to feel as if you are in the back of a cathedral.

Decay The decay slider determines how long a reverb’s tail takes to “dissipate” or “fall off”.

Pre-Delay The Pre Delay controls the amount of time between the dry sound, and the early reflections and reverb tail. Careful adjustment of this knob, or using multiple buses with different pre-delay values, can help bring out elements in a mix. Typically this works great on a vocal that you want to stand out.

Damping The damping control controls the amount of amount of high frequency content in the reverb. Dampening high frequency content helps promote a warmer reverb characteristic and sound.

Wet/Dry knob: Turning this knob to the left will result in a 100% Dry sound (no effect is heard). Turning the knob to the right will result in 100% Wet sound (no dry signal is heard). A momentary button for ‘Dry’ and ‘Wet’ allows you to audition the effect without permanently changing the knob setting.

*When the Gverb+ reverb is used on a bus, it is conventional to use the effect in 100% “Wet” setting, and adjust the wet signal from the individual track “send” knobs. So the Gverb+ reverb uses 100% “Wet” as a default value for this slider.

Wet Level Trim: This slider adjusts the level of the “wet” signal. You can trim the effect up to +/-24dB with this slider.

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