Line 6 3.7 What is Verb (Reverb)?, What is Vol?

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What is Verb (Reverb)?
Verb, an abbreviation for Reverb, is one of the GearBox Effects. The Effect Model menu in the Reverb
control panel lets you choose from a number of different models, including Spring Reverb as well as
Room, Hall and Plate Reverb types:
Choose the • Spring Reverb when you want the kind of classic sound created by spring reverb
tanks built into guitar amps, or used for studio processing on classic recordings. This is the place
to come, for instance, when you’re looking for that signature Surf Music sound of splattering
reverb.
Choose a • Room or Hall Reverb when you want a polished, modern studio sound. These
simulate the sound of your amped guitar echoing in a small or large room, and can be set to
subtly enhance the size and polish of your tone, or make it sound like you’re playing in a large,
resonant chamber.
Choose a • Plate Reverb for a more reflective reverberation, reminiscent of some of the famous old
recordings. Plate reverb can be excellent for vocals or drums too.
Many of the effects are modeled after classic gear described in the Model Gallery.
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What is Vol?
Vol (Volume) is one of GearBox’s Effects, and can be accessed remotely via an external MIDI controller
device to provide you with a Volume pedal for your GearBox “rig”. Note that the position of the Vol