Merging Anubis

Overview

  • Algorithm from the Eventide DSP4000 and H8000 hardware units
  • Intuitive UI and ease of operations
  • Supported from 44.1kHz up to 352.8kHz (DXD) and 384kHz
  • Modulation and feedback adjustable resonance parameter
  • 18 Snapshots including 6 Factory Snapshots

Parameters

Mix – Determines the relative level of the wet and dry signals.

Gravity – The Blackhole’s equivalent of decay time. Positive values relate to its forward reverb range, from a very dense decay to a very long and smooth decay. Negative values correspond to the inverse mode of the Gravity control, and sweeps through a range of reverse reverb-like settings.

Size – Determines the size of the reverb. This can range from cartoonishly small to cosmically epic.

Pre Delay – Sets the amount of delay before the reverb section. When Tempo Sync is off, this ranges from 0 to 100 (2000 mS).

Low – Controls the level of low frequencies in the reverb tail using a shelving filter with a corner frequency of 350 Hz.

High – Controls the level of high frequencies in the reverb tail using a shelving filter with a corner frequency of 2000 Hz.

Mod Depth – Sets the modulation depth in the reverb tail. This can be a subtle control, which nevertheless can reduce ringing in the reverb tail and add some motion to the sound.

Mod Rate – Sets the relative speed of the modulation in the reverb tail. Subtle but useful.

Feedback – Controls the feedback around the entire reverberation structure, for even larger sounds. Turning clockwise to Infinite will allow for infinite reverberation time, while still letting incoming signal into the reverberation structure. Note: Infinite freeze is not available on the Merging Blackhole version.

Resonance – Controls the resonance of the Low and High filters. When the filters are set to 0, this does nothing, but when they are active, it can create a much more filtered sound. But be careful, extreme settings will increase the chances of overloads. N.B. that either Mod Depth or Mod Rate must be turned down to 0 in order for infinite reverberation time to be achieved.

Product Documents

Eventide Blackhole Guide

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