Roland VC-2 owner manual Hall

Effects List

10: Room 3

Reverb which simulates the reverberation within a room. This is suitable for simulating a fairly large room, and produces reverberation with a strong mid and low range.

Parameter	Value	Description
Pre Low Freq	50–4000 Hz	Frequency of the low range
Pre Low Gain	-15– +15 dB	Gain of the low range
Pre Mid Freq	50–20000 Hz	Frequency of the middle range
Pre Mid Q	0.5, 0.7, 1.0, 2.0,	Width of the middle range
	4.0, 8.0	Set a higher value for Q to nar-
		row the range to be affected.
Pre Mid Gain	-15– +15 dB	Gain of the middle range
Pre Hi Freq	2000–20000 Hz	Frequency of the high range
Pre Hi Gain	-15– +15 dB	Gain of the high range
Rev Time	0.06–32.0 sec	Duration (time) of the reverb
Pre Dly Time	0–200.0 ms	Adjusts the delay time from the
		direct sound until the reverb
		sound is heard.
Density	0–99	Density of the reverb
Room Size	1–8	Size of the room which is simu-
		lated
Early Ref Lev-	0–99	Volume level of the initial reflect-
el		ed sound
Release Densi-	0–99	Density of the sound that reaches
ty		the listener after many repeated
		reflections
Low Damp	50–4000 Hz	Adjusts the frequency below
Freq		which sound fed back to the ef-
		fect will be cut.
		The Low Damp function damps
		the low frequency band of the re-
		verb sound quicker than other
		bands.
Low Damp	-36–0 dB	Degree of Low Damp
Gain
Hi Damp Freq	2000–20000 Hz	Adjusts the frequency above
		which sound fed back to the ef-
		fect will be cut.
		High Damp, by attenuating the
		higher frequencies first.
Hi Damp Gain	-36–0 dB	Degree of High Damp
Post HC Freq	160–15000 Hz,	Frequency at which the high cut
	THRU	filter will begin to take effect
		(THRU: no filter is used)

11: Hall 1

This simulates the reverberation of a concert hall. It is a conventional hall reverb. You can also apply a chorus effect to the reverberation to adjust the sense of spaciousness or to create a special effect.

Parameter	Value	Description
Pre Low Freq	50–4000 Hz	Frequency of the low range
Pre Low Gain	-15– +15 dB	Gain of the low range
Pre Mid Freq	50–20000 Hz	Frequency of the middle range
Pre Mid Q	0.5, 0.7, 1.0,	Width of the middle range
	2.0, 4.0, 8.0	Set a higher value for Q to narrow
		the range to be affected.
Pre Mid Gain	-15– +15 dB	Gain of the middle range
Pre Hi Freq	2000–20000	Frequency of the high range
	Hz
Pre Hi Gain	-15– +15 dB	Gain of the high range
Low Rev Time	0.06–64.0 sec	Duration (time) of the reverb for
		the low frequency band.
Hi Rev Time	0.06–64.0 sec	Duration (time) of the reverb for
		the high frequency band
Xover Freq	160–15000	The reverberation specified by the
	Hz, THRU	Low Rev Time will be applied to
		the range below this frequency,
		and by the Hi Rev Time to the
		range above this frequency.
Pre Dly Time	0–200.0 ms	Adjusts the delay time from the di-
		rect sound until the reverb sound
		is heard.
Density	0–99	Density of the reverb
Room Size	5.6–32.6 m	Size of the room which is simulat-
		ed
Early Ref Lev-	0–99	Volume level of the initial reflected
el		sound
Release Densi-	0–99	Density of the sound that reaches
ty		the listener after many repeated re-
		flections
Low Damp	50–4000 Hz	Adjusts the frequency below
Freq		which sound fed back to the effect
		will be cut.
		The Low Damp function damps
		the low frequency band of the re-
		verb sound quicker than other
		bands.
Low Damp	-36–0 dB	Degree of Low Damp
Gain
Hi Damp Freq	2000–20000	Adjusts the frequency above
	Hz	which sound fed back to the effect
		will be cut.
		High Damp, by attenuating the
		higher frequencies first.
Hi Damp Gain	-36–0 dB	Degree of High Damp
Post HC Freq	160–15000	Frequency at which the high cut
	Hz, THRU	filter will begin to take effect (TH-
		RU: no filter is used)
Chorus Rate	0–127	Rate of modulation for the reverb
Chorus Depth	0–127	Depth of modulation for the reverb

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