2CAudio Breeze | 2.5 | Simple. Light. Pristine. Intelligently Adaptive.

[Ploki]

Yay! Can't wait. No matter what I do, after analysing a few of my past projects, B2 and Aether seem to be my most used reverbs. (And Breeze2 for snares )

[Ploki]

Oh but wait, breeze2 is still not retina? nor is precedence?
Breeze 2.1 build 206 and Precedence 1.0 build 063

[jens]

No:

"It will be part of the update that is coming soon. "

[Ploki]

No:

"It will be part of the update that is coming soon. "

God damn my reading comprehension is flawed, thanks

[jens]

only by accident did I read it correctly myself...

[enCiphered]

Is it possible in Breeze 2 to adjust the dry and wet signal separately? There is a level meter for dry, gain and wet but only the gain level has a fader.

[Ploki]

no, there's only a balance knob bottom left.

What do you hope to achieve with a separate wet/dry?

[enCiphered]

no, there's only a balance knob bottom left.

What do you hope to achieve with a separate wet/dry?

I want to be able to turn the dry signal off and the wet up so I can only hear the reverb. Then adjust the different parameters and switch them around to smoothly blend my sound and the reverb together.

[sqigls]

that is what a "wet/dry" knob does yeah.

turn it all the way up = no dry signal



why am i even going there, here it goes...

[enCiphered]

that is what a "wet/dry" knob does yeah.

turn it all the way up = no dry signal



why am i even going there, here it goes...

No. I always prefer to control wet and dry levels individually as I often work with reverbs and delays inserted directly in the track for specific sound design tasks.

[SJ_Digriz]

use a send then ... but all you are doing is adding the ability to have to do your own gain compensation.

[jens]

no, there's only a balance knob bottom left.

What do you hope to achieve with a separate wet/dry?

Balance adds processing to the dry signal. You can switch it to conventional wet/dry instead. The manual explains this.

[Ploki]

that is what a "wet/dry" knob does yeah.

turn it all the way up = no dry signal



why am i even going there, here it goes...

No. I always prefer to control wet and dry levels individually as I often work with reverbs and delays inserted directly in the track for specific sound design tasks.

Wet/dry is like having two faders that are adjusted automatically. 50/50 wet/dry means both faders are at max. 75% wet means dry is at -20dB and wet is at 0dB.

So everything above 50% is wet at 0dB, everything below 50% is dry at 0dB.

[Ploki]

no, there's only a balance knob bottom left.

What do you hope to achieve with a separate wet/dry?

Balance adds processing to the dry signal. You can switch it to conventional wet/dry instead. The manual explains this.

yeah, i meant "balance" in the traditional sense, not breeze2 sense

[sqigls]

there's also a gain fader.
i don't see the point