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MT-06 Reverb

Parlor

You do not dial in pre-delay, decay and damping. You stand somewhere in a room: a 2D stage pad moves you near or far, tight or vast, and named places replace preset numbers. Tone, Mix and Duck do the rest.

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The Parlor interface
What it does MT-06
  • 01 A 2D stage pad: near to far, tight to vast
  • 02 Named places instead of preset numbers
  • 03 Early reflections into an eight-line FDN tail
  • 04 A ducker that keeps the dry signal forward while you play
  • 05 Bit-exact dry at mix zero
  • 06 Reports its true tail length, so a bounce lets the room ring out
The idea

Parlor treats reverb as a place to stand, not a parameter sheet. You move through the room on a stage pad, near or far, tight or vast, and the named places read like rooms you have been in rather than numbers in a preset list.

Under the calm surface is a proper engine: early reflections feeding an eight-line tail, a ducker that holds the dry signal forward while you play, bit-exact dry at mix zero, and a true reported tail, so a bounce lets the room ring out.

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