Digital pianos with reverberation

 

— reverberation is the phenomenon of sound attenuation when it is reflected (including multiple). One use of this phenomenon in digital pianos is to simulate the acoustics of a particular room. The human ear “recognizes” the acoustic environment precisely by the features of the reverberation (the interval between reflections, the decay rate, the colour of the reflected sound); thus, by adjusting the reverb parameters, you can create the impression that the instrument is in a concert hall, a cathedral, an open area in the mountains, etc. In addition, reverberation can also be used as a purely artistic technique.