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Banks 13-14: the Ambience Programs Listen only to the returns of the 480L. If you have closely approximated the HF contour and size of the space, moving MIX should yield a smooth transition from the rear of the space to the original sound source (the predominant instrument, vocalist, etc.) If your approximations were close, doing this will immediately alert you as to which controls are set incorrectly. Adding Reverberation The reverberant contour of the Ambience algrithm is not a complex as that of the Reverb algorithms. Reverb Time is linked with the Size control to provide a close approximation of naturallly occurring reverb time for the space determined by SIZE. REVERB TIME can be tailored to taste. Raising the REVERB LEVEL will increase the level of these later reflections without altering the balance of the ambient build. Store your work so far to a register, so that it will not be lost when you try the following examples. One reason this program is so powerful is that, when using conventional analog mixing methods (sends from dry signal and 480L100% wet MIX on returns or channels), the console send control emulates a depth control into the room you have created. If the 480L is set up in a Stereo Input configuration, the dry signal can be effectively panned in TWO DIMENSIONS — left to right, and front to rear. Front to rear panning is equal send level X2. Rear L-R panning is unequal send level. Front L-R panning is the console pan control Now, try changing the configuration of the 480L to Cascade. In MACH A, load the register you stored. In MACH B, load STEREO ADJUST from the Mastering program. Using the ROT control on Page 1 of STEREO ADJUST, you can pan a L+R signal, left to right, against an L-R signal to shift the image of the ambience. The SPATIAL EQ control on Page 2 of STEREO ADJUST can tailor the width of the space. Loading these in reverse order, you can pan a L+R signal left to right against and L-R signal to shift the image feeding the ambience. Add Predelay as necessary to increase the gap between the direct sound and early reflections. Note the Input Delay, as the effect occurs before the dry signal. Use these two controls to precisely position the source when using the 480L in the digital domain. To try this, set up two sources (such as dialog and footsteps, or an instrument) on adjacent channels dual-mono. Each can be panned L-R via the pan control on the console. The two sends control depth into the ambience for L or R. (This works wonderfully with stereo sends!) The independent send level emulates the movement of a single directional microphone from the sound source into the room with the rear of the capsule facing a rear corner of the room. 11-4
Banks 13-14: the Ambience Programs Programs — Bank 13: Ambience 1 Very Lg Ambience RTM RTL SIZ ROL DIF MIX 3.34s 71 40M 2862Hz 75 All Fx SPN WAN PDL IND MIX 34 7098µs 0 0 All Fx 2 Large Ambience RTM RTL SIZ ROL DIF MIX 2.75s 71 33M 2862Hz 75 All Fx SPN WAN PDL IND MIX 34 7098µs 0 0 All Fx 3 Medium Ambience RTM RTL SIZ ROL DIF MIX 1.77s 71 20M 2862Hz 75 All Fx SPN WAN PDL IND MIX 34 7098µs 0 0 All Fx 4 Small Ambience RTM RTL SIZ ROL DIF MIX 1.10s 71 13M 2862Hz 75 All Fx SPN WAN PDL IND MIX 34 7098µs 0 0 All Fx 5 Strong Ambience RTM RTL SIZ ROL DIF MIX 0.59s 34 27M 3591Hz 56 All Fx SPN WAN PDL IND MIX 38 12ms 10.15ms 0 All Fx 6 Heavy Ambience RTM RTL SIZ ROL DIF MIX 1.68s 100 23M 3591Hz 99 All Fx SPN WAN PDL IND MIX 34 7098µs 19.96ms 0 All Fx 7 Ambient Hall RTM RTL SIZ ROL DIF MIX 3.0s 106 36M 2198Hz 94 All Fx SPN WAN PDL IND MIX 29 25ms 27.04ms 0 All Fx 8 Announcer RTM RTL SIZ ROL DIF MIX 0.69s 48 10M 2862Hz 88 All Fx SPN WAN PDL IND MIX 16 1218µs 0 0 All Fx 9 Closet RTM RTL SIZ ROL DIF MIX 0.51s 106 7M 1586Hz 99 All Fx SPN WAN PDL IND MIX 0 0 0 0 All Fx 0 Gated Ambience RTM RTL SIZ ROL DIF MIX 0.29s 29 20M 6315Hz 51 All Fx SPN WAN PDL IND MIX 33 7098µs 0 0 All Fx 11-5
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Owner's Manual 480L Digital Effects
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