Reverb changes

[NewRisingSUn]

I sometimes like to use several reverb changes within one song. Unfortunately, this causes an annoying "booming" sound, especially when switching from TapDelay to another mode, both on the CM-32L and the MT-32. Are there any tricks known on how to avoid this?

[Alistair]

Well, there's really no way to avoid it, if say you have very quick reverb changes, like from one second to another you have a note on Room, and then on Tap. It'll always do that, because the reverb dynamics have changed, or something. Doesn't mean it's not annoying though.

- Alistair

[Tom]

I sometimes like to use several reverb changes within one song. Unfortunately, this causes an annoying "booming" sound, especially when switching from TapDelay to another mode, both on the CM-32L and the MT-32. Are there any tricks known on how to avoid this?

Though I have rarely used TapDelay for anything, the way I switch from one effect to another, especially a reverb effect, is by a psuedo crossfade.  Ease out of one to the other, by gradually reducing its effect over a given time (a measure, a few beats...or whatever works best.)  Then, introduce the other effect in the same manner as the other faded...either quickly, or slowly.  Just not too abruptly.  I've only used the SC-8820 reverb effects in composing; never the MT-32's or CM-500's, so I don't know how that would differ.