Reverb only on Panel B doesn't work, why??

[Burningkeys]

Hi there

I bought my NS3 just a couple of weeks ago. But I have a problem with the reverb. I use the Factory A:13 B3 Jazzy Joey setting. There's a organsound (bas) on the left hand and the lead organ on the right hand. From the beginning this sound is totaly dry with the revervsetting "off" on both panel A and panel B. Now I want reverb on Panel B (the lead-organ) but I still want panel B to be without reverb. But as I turn the reverb setting "on" for the panel B (lead organ) nothing happens. But if I only use one panel at a time then the I hear the reverb. But as soon as I merge the Panel A and B. The reverb are gonne again even though I can't see that the reverb is active on panel B.

Is this some kind of bug or have I missed something here? Sorry for my bad english. Hope you'll understand me anyway.

[Bio Floyd]

I think the answer is at page 47 of the NS3 manual

ROTARY SPEAKER AND REVERB
If Reverb is active on a panel where the Rotary speaker effect is turned on, a “copy” of that Reverb will be applied to the audio going into the Rotary. In other words, Reverb is applied before the Rotary speaker, for any sound engine assigned to it.

* If the Rotary Speaker is active on both panels, its Reverb is controlled from Panel A.

[Burningkeys]

Aha, Now I understand. Thank you so much!!

[lbkeys]

I have the organ engine on panel A and a brass sample on panel B. No rotary on panel B, but I’m not getting any reverb. I am getting it on panel A with the rotary. Panel B is routed to outs 3 and 4.

[maxpiano]

I have the organ engine on panel A and a brass sample on panel B. No rotary on panel B, but I’m not getting any reverb. I am getting it on panel A with the rotary. Panel B is routed to outs 3 and 4.

Outs 3 and 4 bypass the global effects, see manual...

[lbkeys]

It actually does work, but you must route 3 and 4 to the primary and not the Sub for the output.