Template:ToneMatch Mixer No Reverb on Aux - Revision history

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	We have a separate reverb processor for Aux 1. If you use it, you hear reverb in Aux 1, and only Aux 1.		We have a separate reverb processor for Aux 1. If you use it, you hear reverb in Aux 1, and only Aux 1.

	If we shared ~~that~~ with the other Aux channels, you would hear the reverb from all the Aux channels in every Aux output. That is why there is no reverb on Aux {{{AuxChannels\|2}}} output of the {{{TargetDevice\|T4S}}}		If we shared Aux 1 reverb with the other Aux channels, you would hear the reverb from all the Aux channels in every Aux output. That is why there is no reverb on Aux {{{AuxChannels\|2}}} output of the {{{TargetDevice\|T4S}}}

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	You can use Digital Delay instead of reverb (Try Time 100-135 ms, Feedback 50%, Mix 20%) for channels you want to send to {{{AuxChannels\|2}}}		You can use Digital Delay instead of reverb (Try Time 100-135 ms, Feedback 50%, Mix 20%) for channels you want to send to {{{AuxChannels\|2}}}

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|'''TargetDevice=''' ''T4S or T8S''

|'''Channels=''' ''4 or 8''

|'''AuxChannels=''' ''2 or 2,3, or 4''

|discussion page = link to forum discussion (optional) e.g. [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/1506041054/m/4440014176 discussion in the Bose Message Board]

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;Question: Why is there no Reverb on the Aux {{{AuxChannels|2}}} output of the {{{TargetDevice|T4S}}}?

;Answer:

The {{{TargetDevice|T4S}}} mixer has lots of different effects units and normally they are unique to each channel. That means that the {{{TargetDevice|T4S}}} mixer has 4 individual dynamic processors, 4 modulators (chorus flanger, phaser, tremolo), 4 EQs, 4 parametric EQs, 4 delay processors. The only exception is the reverb, which is '''shared''' by all channels.

The output of the '''shared''' reverb processor contains the reverb portions of all {{{Channels|4}}} channels. If we send that to an Aux output, you'd hear the reverb portions of all {{{Channels|4}}} channels and not only the channel that you are interested in. In most cases, this is probably not what you want. That is why we cannot use the main reverb processor for the Aux Outputs.

Aux is also a per-channel control. That means if you turn up Aux 1 send the of a channel, you expect to hear signals from channel 1 and only from channel 1. This thinking applies to each of the channels and aux sends.

We have a separate reverb processor for Aux 1. If you use it, you hear reverb in Aux 1, and only Aux 1.

If we shared that with the other Aux channels, you would hear the reverb from all the Aux channels in every Aux output. That is why there is no reverb on Aux {{{AuxChannels|2}}} output of the {{{TargetDevice|T4S}}}

;Workaround:

You can use Digital Delay instead of reverb (Try Time 100-135 ms, Feedback 50%, Mix 20%) for channels you want to send to {{{AuxChannels|2}}}