Maddogg6

Yeah... I didnt care for MIDI-reverb either, so I made my own DSP config to make full use of ALL the FX sends available (CC#16-19 AND CC91/93)

So, I strongly suggest reading up on DSP configuring (its pretty easy once you understand some basics) - and once youve got that... theres 2 other important apect to graps as well -
1) how FX are used in soundfonts... as theres an 'instrument' layer and a 'patch' made up of 1 or more instruments. Each instrument layer has a potential reverb and chorus 'preset' send ammount... then theres the asbolute or relative offset the patch can apply to all or individual instrument layers in the patch.
2) The KX router also has sliders that 'interact' with the SF2 midi send ammounts.

So - the quick and easy answer for you is to open up the KX router - and open up the KX SYTNTH 1 & 2 - and adjust the SEND C (reverb) and SEND D (Chorus) sliders


Now in response to your lil 'rant' about info, I tend to agree - BUT - I have found the complexity of KX is necessary in order to have the HUGE ammount a flexibility it provides.. and like anything else, more complex - more learning curve - but I promise the results warrent the efforts.

If I say one thing that you should take to the bank.... learn how to make your own DSP configs - the default one sux for midi. - As it was meant to be more of an all purpose multimedia setup.