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Reverb, delay & echo effect pedal
One of the most lush and adaptable reverbs ever made, the Alesis Microverb is a late-1900s digital artifact, blurring the line between yesterday and yesteryear. We've painstakingly crafted some of that unit's most memorable patches and outfitted them with several tasteful modern amenities.
A nod to that era, we call this "CB Paint." Much like the graphical equivalent it takes its namesake from, the Microverb wrested control of studio quality digital reverb and placed it in the hands of the everyperson. Because digital 'verb was still an expensive undertaking in those days, Alesis had to cut a few corners to make everything fit both form factor and price point. Those cut corners present themselves as interesting reverb reflection filter options that exemplify this classic box without any of the pedalboard integration hassle. We've taken the liberty of outfitting our CB Paint with six of the more unique patches from the original Microverb, along with the gate and reverse patches, adding an actual Mix control, an adjustable low-pass filter and an "onset" control that determines how long it takes the reverb to appear after the initial input signal.
A nod to that era, we call this "CB Paint." Much like the graphical equivalent it takes its namesake from, the Microverb wrested control of studio quality digital reverb and placed it in the hands of the everyperson. Because digital 'verb was still an expensive undertaking in those days, Alesis had to cut a few corners to make everything fit both form factor and price point. Those cut corners present themselves as interesting reverb reflection filter options that exemplify this classic box without any of the pedalboard integration hassle. We've taken the liberty of outfitting our CB Paint with six of the more unique patches from the original Microverb, along with the gate and reverse patches, adding an actual Mix control, an adjustable low-pass filter and an "onset" control that determines how long it takes the reverb to appear after the initial input signal.
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Technical sheet
- for electric guitar Yes
- Reverb Yes
- Tone: 2-pole low-pass filter for softening high peaks.
- Mix: Balance between dry and wet signals.
- Onset: Amount of time before the reverb kicks in, from 0 to 200ms. In gate mode, Onset controls the gate time. In reverse mode, Onset controls how much smearing there is on the reverse sound to make it sit in the mix a little better.
- Mode: Selects between 8 reverb patches from the Microverb:
- Patches 1-6: Microverb's original patches, with the filtering and processing methods intact, with Decay time increasing from 1 to 6.
- Patch 7: Gate mode from the original Microverb.
- Patch 8: Reverse reverb patch from the Microverb. Rather than reading the signal in reverse, the Microverb uses math to reverse the signal by reducing the reverb state's reflective properties. The result is a "rushing" sound that is somewhat unique to the Microverb.
