Lexicon I-O|42, Owner'S Manual

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Audio Mixdown
You can use the audio mixdown function in Cubase ® LE to create a .wav file
from your Cubase project. The .wav file can then be burned onto a CD or
played using your computer's media player. Cubase LE does not mixdown
to mp3 format; however, you can use other software to convert a .wav file to
mp3 format.
To mixdown your project, you will first need to set the left and right loca-
tors; one way to set the locators is to press [Ctrl] + [A] on your computer's
keyboard and then press [P]. You can also click and drag either of the mark-
ers to the desired position.
Once the locaters are set, go to File > Export > Audio mixdown. Click on
the ‘Choose’ button and name the file in the ‘File name:’ field and select the
location that you want the .wav file to be saved to in the ‘Look in’ field and
click the ‘Save’ button. The file must first be saved onto your computer's
hard drive before it can be burned onto a CD.
Next, select Wave File (.wav) in the ‘File Format’ field, set ‘Sample Rate’ to
44.1 kHz, set ‘Bit Depth’ to 16 bit, and click Export.
Options and Features in Cubase LE
Cubase LE contains many advanced features and options for recording, edit-
ing and mixing audio. To learn more about these features please see the
Getting started and Operation Manual sections found in Cubase LE under
Help > Documentation.
Using the Pantheon II Reverb in Cubase LE
The Pantheon reverb can be set up in Cubase LE in two ways: as an insert
on an audio track, or as an insert on an FX channel.
To use the Pantheon as an insert on an audio track:
1. Make sure the IO 42 is powered on and connected to your computer
(Pantheon II will function only when an IO device is detected).
2. Click the Inserts tab for the channel on which you wish to insert the
Pantheon II reverb.
3. Click in a blank slot and choose Earlier VST Plug-ins > Lexicon >
Pantheon II. You will hear the Pantheon II reverb only on the audio
track on which it was inserted.
To use the Pantheon II as an insert on FX Channel:
1. Make sure the IO 42 is powered on and connected to your computer
(Pantheon II will function only when an IO device is detected).
2. Add an FX channel. To do this, go to Project > Add track > FX
Channel, then click on the Inserts tab for the FX Channel.
3. Click in a blank slot and choose Earlier VST Plug-ins > Lexicon >
Pantheon II.
4. Click the Sends tab for any audio track that you would like to affect with
reverb.
5. Click in a blank slot and set the output to FX-1 Pantheon II.
6. Click on the Power button and set the send level to the desired position.
Any number of audio tracks can send signal to the FX channel.