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reverb

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re·verb  (r-vûrb) Informal
n.
1. A reverberative effect produced in recorded music by electronic means.
2. A device used for producing this effect.
intr. & tr.v. re·verbed, re·verb·ing, re·verbs
To reverberate or cause to reverberate.

reverb [ˈriːvɜːb]
n
(Electronics) an electronic device that creates artificial acoustics
Translations
reverb [ˈriːvɜːb, rɪˈvɜːb] Nreverberación f
reverb [ˈriːvɜːrb] nréverbe f
reverb
n (= shaking effect)Hall m; (= echoing effect)Echo nt


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