On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 02:43:38 -0500, reqluq wrote:

hi,why when I pull down the subfaders 1 and 2 on the mackie cfx 18 I hear
reverb..I've tried post abd pre on the channel strip amongst other
settings to no avail.is this solveable or is that how it is? thanks req

What do you mean you "hear reverb"? Reverb by itself doesn't really sound
like anything. What do you have plugged in, & how do you have it routed?

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On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 02:43:38 -0500, reqluq wrote:

hi,why when I pull down the subfaders 1 and 2 on the mackie cfx 18 I hear
reverb..I've tried post abd pre on the channel strip amongst other
settings to no avail.is this solveable or is that how it is? thanks req

What do you mean you "hear reverb"? Reverb by itself doesn't really sound
like anything. What do you have plugged in, & how do you have it routed?

*hear reverb* = a *wash* of sound ..i.e. a full wet signal as opposed to
the dry mixed with it...I pull down the fader the dry goes down but the
reverb stays..I want the wet sound to follow the dry down..
req

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What do you mean you "hear reverb"? Reverb by itself doesn't really sound
like anything.

*hear reverb* = a *wash* of sound ..

The correct translation of "hear reverb": Hear the reverberation sound
produced by the internal effect processor.

Can't you guys read janglish?

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In article
writes:

What do you mean you "hear reverb"? Reverb by itself doesn't really
sound
like anything.

*hear reverb* = a *wash* of sound ..

The correct translation of "hear reverb": Hear the reverberation sound
produced by the internal effect processor.

Can't you guys read janglish?
I'm really Mike Rivers )

The correct translation of "hear reverb": Hear the reverberation sound
produced by the internal effect processor triggered by the input signal
:-)
req