reverb in German
reverb in German is Hall — reverb means the effect of a sound bouncing off surfaces so that it lingers and blurs after the source has stopped, either natural in a room or added electronically.
reverb in German
Hall
(audio effects) An electronic effect which simulates echoes or reverberations in the sound signal being processed.
What does "reverb" mean?
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noun The effect of a sound bouncing off surfaces so that it lingers and blurs after the source has stopped, either natural in a room or added electronically.
"The vocal needs more reverb — it sounds too dry."
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noun An audio device or plug-in that produces this effect.
"He runs the snare through an old spring reverb."
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verb To echo or resound.
"The bass reverbed through the empty hall."
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reverb in a sentence
- The vocal needs more reverb — it sounds too dry.
- The church had so much reverb that the words were unintelligible.
- He runs the snare through an old spring reverb.
- The bass reverbed through the empty hall.
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What is "reverb" in German?
"reverb" in German is Hall. reverb means: The effect of a sound bouncing off surfaces so that it lingers and blurs after the source has stopped, either natural in a room or added electronically.
How do you use "reverb" in a sentence?
Example: "The vocal needs more reverb — it sounds too dry." In German, "reverb" is Hall.
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