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Reverb, or reverberation, is the
persistence of
sound after the
sound is produced.
Reverb may also
refer to:
Reverb effect, an
audio effect to simulate...
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longer decay times).
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reverb effect, or
reverb, is an
audio effect applied to a
sound signal to
simulate reverberation...
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Reverb.com is an
online marketplace for new, used, and
vintage musical equipment,
including instruments used by
notable musicians. It was
founded in 2013...
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Gated reverb or
gated ambience is an
audio processing technique that
combines strong reverb and a
noise gate that cuts the tail of the
reverb. The effect...
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subgenres such as "****ure **** and lean house".
Slowed and
reverb (stylized as "slowed +
reverb") is a
technique of
remixing and a subgenre,
derived from...
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ReverbNation.com is a website,
launched in 2006, that
focuses on the
independent music industry. It aims to
provide a
central site for musicians, producers...
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reverberation room or
reverberation chamber is a room
designed to
create reverberation, a
diffuse or
random incidence sound field (i.e. one with a uniform...
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Models included the Twin
Reverb,
Deluxe Reverb, Quad
Reverb, and
Princeton Reverb, and a
Vibrolux Reverb was
added to the line the following...
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media help. In acoustics,
reverberation (commonly
shortened to
reverb) is a
persistence of
sound after it is produced. It is
often created when...
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Princeton Reverb is a
guitar amplifier combo. It is
based on the
Princeton and
includes built-in
reverb and vibrato. The
Fender Princeton Reverb is a guitar...
