EffectsWavesReverb.ReverbTime Property

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Use Effect Parameters

Retrieves and sets the reverb time, in milliseconds, of the EffectsWavesReverb structure.

Definition

Visual Basic Public Property ReverbTime As Single

C# public float ReverbTime { get; set; }

C++ public:
property float ReverbTime {
float get();
void set(float value);
}

JScript public function get ReverbTime() : float
public function set ReverbTime(float);

Visual Basic	Public Property ReverbTime As Single
C#	public float ReverbTime { get; set; }
C++	public: property float ReverbTime { float get(); void set(float value); }
JScript	public function get ReverbTime() : float public function set ReverbTime(float);

Property Value

System.Single
Reverb time, in milliseconds.
This property is read/write.

Remarks

Can range from WavesReverbEffect.ReverbTimeMin to WavesReverbEffect.ReverbTimeMax.

The default value is 1000 ms or WavesReverbEffect.ReverbTimeDefault.

How Do I...?

Use Effect Parameters

This C# example demonstrates how to use the parameters of an effect object from a SecondaryBuffer object.

The buffer object in this code snippet is assumed to be the SecondaryBuffer from the code in Add Effects to a SecondaryBuffer Object.

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//Retrieve the effects object and
//the effect param sturctures and edit parameters.
EchoEffect echo = (EchoEffect)buffer.GetEffects(0);
EffectsEcho echo_params = echo.AllParameters;

echo_params.LeftDelay = 250.0f;
echo_params.RightDelay = 100.0f;
echo_params.Feedback = 85.0f;
echo_params.PanDelay = 1;
echo_params.WetDryMix = 50.0f;

ChorusEffect chorus = (ChorusEffect)buffer.GetEffects(1);
EffectsChorus chorus_params = chorus.AllParameters;

chorus_params.Delay = 15.0f;
chorus_params.Depth = ChorusEffect.DepthMax;
chorus_params.Phase = ChorusEffect.PhaseNegative90;
chorus_params.Waveform = ChorusEffect.WaveSin;
chorus_params.WetDryMix = 50.0f;

//Set the new parameters and play the buffer.
echo.AllParameters = echo_params;
chorus.AllParameters = chorus_params;
buffer.Play(0,BufferPlayFlags.Default);

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