14. rv.dM Reverb Damping
Specifies reverb damping, impacting how clear the "tail" of the reverb should be. This simulates objects and materials absorbing certain frequencies. Frequencies below above the specified frequency will be cut. A frequency of 3520 yields a "natural" reverb where high frequencies gradually decay, while "PaSS" performs no damping at all. The latter combined with a high feedback value can yield some extremely long reverbs.
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