@Alianger Everything is recorded on the fly, with no after-effects. You will only hear reverb when the midi file says there is to be reverb (or there is multiple echo channels per instrument). This way if you want oldschool reverb-less sound you can get it, but if you want a nice full arrangement, you can have that too. Most instruments have a TEENSY bit of reverb by default but again it's all up to the midi programmer if they want to use it or not.
nice, is the reverb/echo added afterwards? don't really know anything about this stuff.
Alianger 1 month ago
@Alianger Everything is recorded on the fly, with no after-effects. You will only hear reverb when the midi file says there is to be reverb (or there is multiple echo channels per instrument). This way if you want oldschool reverb-less sound you can get it, but if you want a nice full arrangement, you can have that too. Most instruments have a TEENSY bit of reverb by default but again it's all up to the midi programmer if they want to use it or not.
breadrack 1 month ago