H9 DynaVerb – is the dry sound compressed?

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    • December 25, 2018 at 12:40 pm #115123
      mustafaicil
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      Does the DynaVerb apply the compression only to the reverb or to both the reverb and dry sound? Actually my question is can it be set as if using a compressor pedal for the dry sound + reverb on top?

    • December 26, 2018 at 3:07 am #150879
      bohan
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      mustafaicil wrote:

      Does the DynaVerb apply the compression only to the reverb or to both the reverb and dry sound? Actually my question is can it be set as if using a compressor pedal for the dry sound + reverb on top?

      Well, dry sound is unprocessed sound. Therefore, technically speaking, if you set the MIX knob to 100, then both the reverb and "dry" sound will be compressed. If you set the DECAY knob to 0, this effect can be used as a standalone compressor or gate. 

      • December 26, 2018 at 7:57 am #150881
        mustafaicil
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        bohan wrote:
        mustafaicil wrote:

        Does the DynaVerb apply the compression only to the reverb or to both the reverb and dry sound? Actually my question is can it be set as if using a compressor pedal for the dry sound + reverb on top?

        Well, dry sound is unprocessed sound. Therefore, technically speaking, if you set the MIX knob to 100, then both the reverb and "dry" sound will be compressed. If you set the DECAY knob to 0, this effect can be used as a standalone compressor or gate. 

        Thanks. I was hoping to use it like a compressor + reverb pedal, but seems like it is either or.

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