Lexicon 300L -, Owner'S Manual

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MIDI Operation
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Using MIDI Maps
To Have Program Change messages load specific Setups or Effects, use the
300L MIDI MAP mode. Press CTRL, PAGE, then 6. If you’ve been following the
examples above, the 300L will be in FIXED mode. Advance the MAP slider
slowly so that the upper display reads:
1 S: *****
IGNORE
The lower display will show:
MAP TYPE SEL
The upper display shows the MIDI Program # followed by the type of response
(SETUP, MACH A, or MACH B) and the SELected name of the Setup or Effect.
MAP
Advancing the MAP slider will scroll all of the MIDI Map numbers through 128.
For your convenience, a MIDI map of factory Setups is stored in the 300L.
TYPE
Use the TYPE slider to select MACH A (effect), MACH B, or the Setup to be
changed.
SEL
The SEL slider selects all the available items for the defined type.
Note: for either type of MIDI Program Change — FIXED or MAP, use the System
channel to communicate to Setups and the MACH channels to communicate to
Machine Effects (Programs or Registers).
Remember that you can’t load Split effects into a currently running Single Setup,
or load a Single effect into a Split Setup.
Dynamic MIDI ® allows you to patch virtually any MIDI controller to any effect
parameter in the 300L. Parameter patches can be made in the SETUP,
PROGram or REGister modes. The actual page is determined by the algorithm
from which the effect is made. Once in the SETUP, PROG or REG mode, press
the PAGE repeatedly until the lower display reads:
SEL SRC DEST SCL THR VAL
To use Dynamic MIDI, you assign MIDI (or Non-MIDI) Source controllers to
parameters. The 300L has 2 patches forSetup parameters and 4 patches for
each Effect Machine. In Dual Mono and Cascade Setups, each machine can
have 4 patches.
Making Patches