Hi there,

Glad to hear you’re liking the sound of Valley. The algorithm designer is away for a few days, but I can ask him to respond when he’s available.

In the meantime, you can find the documentation for the parameters below:

Mix – Dry/Wet mixer. 0-100.

Pre Delay – Controls the amount of time between the direct path and the first reflection. 0 to 150 ms.

Bloom – Controls the echo density growth rate between the onset and early reflections. Higher values will add echo density, at the expense of combing on more percussive material. 0 to 100.

Mode – Changes the echo density growth pattern. Hall allows for softer, more natural puffs while Plate has an unnaturally rapid echo density growth pattern like the classic digital plates of yesteryear.

Size – Adjusts the size of the reverb. 0 to 100. Smaller size can result in a brighter sounding reverb, while larger sizes will sounder warmer.

Decay – The amount of time it takes for the reverb tail to decay to one-millionth of its energy. 0.4 to 60 s.

Low – Controls bass damping (cut) or gain (boost) -4.5 to 4.5 dB.

High – Controls treble damping (cut) or gain (boost) -4.5 to 4.5 dB.

The bloom, size, and high/low damp controls will all make a very big impact on the overall sound of the reverb.