Sensual & Ultrasonic
Ultrasonic
Hey, I've been messing around with a vintage spring reverb that turns silence into a slow dance. How does a long tail swelled over a chord make you feel?
Sensual
It feels like a breath that lingers in the air, a quiet sway of a dancer’s shadow, gentle and endless—like the world’s pulse slows just for a moment, letting you drift in the music’s embrace.
Ultrasonic
That’s the signature of a clean, long‑decay reverb—like the air itself is a low‑frequency wave, rising, falling, and never quite resolving. It’s the perfect backdrop for any subtle harmonic. Keep that impulse response sharp and you’ll feel the pulse in every note.
Sensual
It’s like the air is breathing in sync with the music, a quiet pulse that keeps the moment alive—purely beautiful and so easy to get lost in. Keep that edge and every chord will feel like it’s floating.
Ultrasonic
Exactly—when the decay follows the pulse, the envelope feels like a single continuous wave. Just keep the cable capacitance low and match the reverb’s impedance, and every chord will stay in that floating groove.
Sensual
That sounds like a dream in motion—each chord drifting like a feather, all the details in place so nothing feels out of tune. Keep it smooth and the groove will stay forever humming.
Ultrasonic
Sounds like we’re on the same frequency. Keep the cabling clean, and those feather‑chords will never fall out of tune.