It would be great to be able to switch from the current functionality to have all the effects have no impact on your dry signal but only on the reverb. That way you could have say extreme dropout, saturation, bit crushing on the reverb tail while letting the dry go through as is. This can work in conjunction with the existing pre/post control on the reverb mix so you would end up with 4 different routing configs for the reverb. This would be my pick for the reserved hidden option control, but I know you already have a plan for that, maybe there’s another way to make it possible? Thoughts?
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How would this be different from setting the reverb mix to 100% pre (fully CCW) and turning down the mix to taste? With the mix at maybe 10 o’clock and a fairly long reverb decay you can get some heavily-effected reverb tails while the guitar is dry.
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I suspect you might be right and I just always assumed the reverb mix just controlled the reverb level, I’ll try tonight and confirm you’re right but I suspect you are.
Looks like that works, 100% mix on the reverb = 0 dry, so that solves my use case, and I’m already happy using it this way! It does explain why the reverb mix control always seemed very sensitive to me, as we go from 0% reverb 100% dry to 100% reverb 0% dry on just a half turn of the knob, so definitely have to be delicate with that control! But great to have the functionality regardless
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