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Program Descriptions

MPX 200

4-25

PITCH-REVERB

Pitch-Reverb Presets

Adjust

Tap

Routing

170 3rd4th Room

Pitch

Pre-Delay (1/32 Note)

Dual Stereo (Parallel)

171 4th5th Room

Pitch

Pre-Delay (1/32 Note)

Dual Stereo (Parallel)

172 5th6th Room

Pitch

Pre-Delay (1/32 Note)

Dual Stereo (Parallel)

173 8ve MidSiz

Pitch

Pre-Delay (1/32 Note)

Dual Stereo (Parallel)

174 Power MidSiz

Pitch

Pre-Delay (1/32 Note)

Dual Stereo (Parallel)

175 Detune Room

Dtuning

Pre-Delay (1/32 Note)

Dual Stereo (Parallel)

176 Fine>Small

Pitch

Pre-Delay (1/32 Note)

Cascade

177 Power>Large

MidRT

Pre-Delay (1/32 Note)

Cascade

178 4th>MidSiz

MidRT

Pre-Delay (1/32 Note)

Cascade

179 8ve>MidSiz

MidRT

Pre-Delay (1/32 Note)

Cascade

Cascade

Pitch

Reverb

Dual Stereo (Parallel)

Pitch

Reverb

Summary of Contents for MPX 200

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Page 2: ...e unit s power cord all outlets extension cords or integral convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electrical shock ply cords so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed on or against them paying n to cords at plugs convenience receptacles and the point at which they exit from the unit cleaned only as recommended by the manufacturer o comply with...

Page 3: ...rved This document should not be construed as a commitment on the part of Lexicon Inc The information it contains is subject to change without notice Lexicon Inc assumes no responsibility for errors that may appear within this document ...

Page 4: ...PX 200 1 2 Highlights Front Panel Overview 1 4 Rear Panel Overview 1 6 Input and Output Connectors 1 8 Setting Audio Levels 1 8 Section 2 Basic Operation The Adjust Knob 2 2 Selecting and Loading Programs 2 2 Cueing Programs 2 3 Editing Programs 2 4 Program Parameters Tempo Features 2 5 Tap Tempo Audio Tap Global Tempo Setting Tempo via MIDI The Compressor 2 7 Compressor Parameters Bypass 2 8 Stor...

Page 5: ...plit ual Mono 5 2 or Program Load 5 2 am Change Messages 5 2 s 5 3 Section 5 MIDI Operation continued Clearing a Learned Assignment 5 4 Learnable Front Panel Controls and Assignable MIDI Sources MIDI Clock 5 6 MIDI Dumps 5 6 MIDI Sysex Messages 5 6 MIDI Implementation Chart 5 7 Appendix Specifications A 2 Declaration of Conformity A 3 Index ...

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Page 7: ...ores de potencia Fíjese en las temperaturas ambientales máximas de operación que se mencionan en las especificaciones del producto Las aperturas y ranuras del chasis sirven para proveer la ventilación necesaria para operar la unidad con seguridad y para prevenir sobrecalentamiento y por lo tanto no pueden ser obstruidas o cubiertas No introduzca objetos de ningún tipo a través de las ranuras de ve...

Page 8: ...a ambientale massima di funzionamento riportata nei dati tecnici del prodotto Le fessure e le altre aperture nella scatola servono alla ventilazione Per un funzionamento affidabile e per evitare un eventuale surriscaldamento queste aperture non vanno ostruite o coperte in nessun modo Evitare in tutti i casi di inserire oggetti di qualsiasi genere attraverso le fessure di ventilazione Non versare m...

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Page 17: ...1 About the MPX 200 1 2 Highlights Front Panel Overview 1 4 Rear Panel Overview 1 6 Input and Output Connectors 1 8 Setting Audio Levels 1 8 Getting Started ...

Page 18: ... adjustable parameters four program and four compressor are available in each program The digital compressor is available in all 240 programs including the dual programs simultaneously providing two effects and compression A full range of MIDI controls include Program Change messages MIDI bulk dumps and an easy Learn mode that allows MIDI patching of front panel controls In addition tempo controll...

Page 19: ...of dry or muted Simultaneous analog and digital outputs Independent processing on each input Tap Tempo for instant setting of delay and modulation times may be set using the front panel Tap Cancel button a footswitch audio input or MIDI Full MIDI control Software selectable MIDI OUT THRU port High impedance inputs for instruments Internal power supply Headphone output Cue program mode Assignable B...

Page 20: ...aturation for essing saturation 3 COMPRESSOR LEDs Show the amount of gain reduction being obtained 4 EFFECTS and ROUTING DUAL LEDs Indicate which effects are selected and for dual effect programs which routing configuration is selected W 4 5 6 9 11 7 10 12 13 8 ...

Page 21: ...duction being obtained 10 Store Button Activates store functions When pressed with Tap enters MIDI Learn Mode 11 Bypass Button Mutes or bypasses the incoming signal depending on the setting of the System Mode parameter Bypass When pressed for 2 seconds accesses System Mode parameters 12 Tap Cancel Button Flashes to indicate tempo based programs When pressed twice sets tempo When held uses input le...

Page 22: ... the unit via the supplied power cord Use the correct cable for receptacles in the area 3 FOOTSWITCH A 1 4 inch Tip Ring Sleeve connector is available for a momentary contact footswitch allowing footswitch control of front panel Bypass and Tap functions The FOOTSWITCH jack requires a Tip Ring Sleeve 3 5 4 6 7 ...

Page 23: ...ailable to provide digital audio input and output The unit accepts inputs at 44 1kHz 6 OUTPUT Connectors LEFT and RIGHT 1 4 inch unbalanced outputs are available If no cable is connected to the LEFT PHONES OUTPUT the RIGHT MONO OUTPUT provides a mono sum of both channels If no cable is connected to the RIGHT MONO OUTPUT the LEFT PHONES OUTPUT can drive a set of stereo headphones 7 INPUT Connectors...

Page 24: ... level Begin to play or send audio to the MPX 200 The Level LEDs do not light during the loudest passages 3 While still sending audio to the MPX 200 gradually turn up the Input control until the Clip LEDs show red on only the loudest peaks 4 Set the Mix parameter to Dry 5 Adjust output to the desired level 6 If the MPX 200 is using a console s sends and returns set the Mix parameter to Wet and the...

Page 25: ...ng Started 1 9 when the incoming signal is w digital full scale The Clip signal approaches overload will cause the Level LEDs to ously and the Clip LEDs to uct it is good practice to ard gear then the mixer ...

Page 26: ...eing Programs 2 3 Editing Programs 2 4 Program Parameters Tempo Features 2 5 Tap Tempo Audio Tap Global Tempo Setting Tempo via MIDI The Compressor 2 7 Compressor Parameters Bypass 2 8 Storing Programs 2 9 Selecting and Loading User Programs 2 9 Basic Operation ...

Page 27: ...s step if the unit is already in Program Load Mode 2 Turn the Adjust knob until the desired program number appears on the display or effects and routing are indicated by the EFFECTS and ROUTING DUAL LEDs 3 Press Load again to load the selected program The program can also be set to load automatically see Auto Load on pages 3 3 and 3 6 The number of the loaded program is displayed on the three digi...

Page 28: ...g the currently running program but the Load button will remain lit to indicate its armed status To review the cued program rotate the Adjust knob one click to redisplay its number and effects 2 Press Load to load the cued program The Load button lights when a new program has been selected for loading indicating that the button is armed Pressing the Load button will load the selected program If th...

Page 29: ...ogram a change to these parameters is considered a program edit and is reported with the activation of the Edit LED When set to Global a change is not considered an edit If Load is pressed prior to changing a parameter setting pressing Edit will return to the previous parameter The Edit button lights when a parameter setting has been changed and differs from the stored setting Press the Load butto...

Page 30: ...MPO FEATURES TAP TEMPO Tap allows delays and effects to be locked to the tempo of the music Whenever tempo is active in a program the green Tap Cancel LED flashes To lock the delay or effect to the tempo of the music simply press Tap Cancel twice in time with the music The unit recognizes tempos from 40 to 400 bpm beats per minute AUDIO TAP In addition to the Tap Cancel button tempo can be entered...

Page 31: ...the User Bank To recall the tempo rate stored with each program set the System Mode parameter Tempo Mode to Program Pro The unit will apply the individual tempo setting of each program as it is loaded To apply the current tempo rate to all programs set the System Mode parameter Tempo Mode to Global Glo The unit will ignore indi vidual tempo settings and apply the current tempo set ting to each pro...

Page 32: ...k through before the compressor reacts to sudden volume increases But if Attack time is shorter than the period of the predominant low frequency in the music the compressor will react to the music s waveform rather than its volume envelope resulting in various forms of distortion If this is heard with low frequency material increase Attack Release time determines how fast the compressor responds t...

Page 33: ...vert to displaying the active program number on the display BYPASS The Bypass button can be used to force the unit to pass only dry audio to mute the outputs immediately or to mute the inputs to the loaded program Its function depends on the setting of the System Mode parameter Bypass Mode When Bypass Mode is set to Dry the unit sends only dry unprocessed audio to the outputs When set to Full Mute...

Page 34: ...ll not light if the selected e the program The Store LED will flash rapidly while the store operation is occurring and will no longer be lit when store is complete The Edit and Load LEDs will also no longer be lit when the saved version becomes the current active program CAUTION SELECTING AND LOADING USER PROGRAMS During program selection turning the Adjust knob to numbers higher than the presets ...

Page 35: ...3 Overview 3 2 System Mode Parameters 3 3 System Mode ...

Page 36: ...s similar to that of the Edit parameters To view the current setting of the selected parameter turn the Adjust knob one click The display will show the current setting To change a parameter setting turn the Adjust knob further either left or right In some instances such as MIDI dumps the Store LED lights Press Store to execute the dump The display will indicate the current state Note System Mode p...

Page 37: ...ve On Off 13 MIDI OUT THRU Thr Out 14 Auto Load On Off 15 Dump User Bank 1 17 33 49 16 Dump Current Program 17 Dump System Data 18 Clear User Bank 19 Initialize Indicates default setting System Mode 3 3 Settings Display Off 31 to 0dB Ana Dig Pro Dry Glo Pro Dry Qui Inp Dry Qui Glo Pro Glo Pro On Off METERS ...

Page 38: ... to Dry the digital output is the input This setting is useful for recording dry tracks while still providing processing at the analog outputs 4 Global Mix Mode Glo Pro Controls the mix level that is applied when a new program is loaded Mix levels are stored with each program When Global Mix Mode is set to Program Pro the unit applies the stored mix level of the selected program to that program as...

Page 39: ...obal Compressor Mode Glo Pro Controls the compression settings that are applied when a new program is loaded Compression settings are stored with each program When Global Compressor Mode is set to Program Pro the unit applies the stored setting of each program as it is loaded When set to Global Glo the unit applies the current compression setting to each program as it is loaded Note The Program Pr...

Page 40: ...t Controls the function of the MIDI OUT THRU connector When set to Thru Thr the unit can forward but cannot generate or modify MIDI messages When set to Out the unit can generate its own MIDI Dumps Note MIDI dumps can only be performed when the System Mode parameter MIDI OUT THRU is set to Out 14 Auto Load On Off Determines whether the front panel Load button must be pressed to load selected progr...

Page 41: ...ump When dumped back the group will be returned to its original User Bank location 16 Dump Current Program Executes a MIDI Dump of the currently active program This allows programs to be saved to an external MIDI device Press the front panel Store button to execute the dump When dumped back the program will automatically become the currently active program 17 Dump System Data Executes a MIDI Dump ...

Page 42: ...o its cleared while a User ore parameters System k programs and Learned ult conditions Press the execute this procedure while this is taking place ute to complete Warning Executing either Clear User Bank or Initialize will erase all programs stored in the User Bank WARNING ...

Page 43: ... Tremolo Rotary Chorus Flange Detune Pitch Delay Echo Compressor 4 16 Special FX 4 17 Preset 117 Dual Programs 4 19 Flange Delay Pitch Delay Chorus Delay Delay Reverb Flange Reverb Pitch Reverb Chorus Reverb Mono Split Delay Mono Split Reverb Dual Mono Program Descriptions ...

Page 44: ... these programs to programs that use tes or delay times Program Bank Programs 1 Plate 1 9 2 Gate 10 19 3 Hall 20 29 4 Chamber 30 39 5 Ambience 40 49 6 Room 50 59 7 Tremolo 60 64 8 Rotary 65 69 9 Chorus 70 74 10 Flange 75 79 11 Detune 80 84 12 Pitch 85 89 13 Delay Echo 90 104 14 Compressor 105 109 15 Special FX 110 119 16 Flange Delay 120 129 17 Pitch Delay 130 139 18 Chorus Delay 140 149 19 Delay ...

Page 45: ... a relatively bright colored designed to be heard as part thickening the initial sound for enhancing pop music Plate Presets Adjust Tap 1 Small Plate Liveness 2 Medium Plate Liveness 3 Large Plate Liveness Pre Delay 4 Tap Pre Delay MidRT Pre Delay 5 Tape Slap ips 7 5 15 6 Rich Plate MidRT Pre Delay 7 Large Bright MidRT Pre Delay 8 Vocal Plate Liveness Echo 9 Drum Plate Liveness 1 32 Note ...

Page 46: ...he Adjust knob the dio to briefly mute or ing on the setting of Program Load see Gate Presets Adjust Tap 10 StraightGate Time 11 Slope Down Time 12 Drum Gate Slope Pre Delay 13 140ms TapPre Slope Pre Delay 14 240ms TapPre Slope Pre Delay 15 340ms TapPre Slope Pre Delay 16 440ms TapPre Slope Pre Delay 17 540ms TapPre Slope Pre Delay 18 Inverse Time 19 Dark Inverse Time 1 32 Note ...

Page 47: ...e material o general instrumental and programs are a good choice orded tracks the sense of ormance Hall Presets Adjust Tap 20 Small Hall MidRT 21 Medium Hall MidRT 22 Large Hall MidRT 23 Small Church MidRT 24 Large Church MidRT 25 Jazz Hall MidRT 26 Dance Hall MidRT 27 Synth Hall MidRT 28 Concert Hall MidRT 29 Gothic Hall MidRT ...

Page 48: ...g with the low color ograms useful on a wide ecially useful on spoken se in loudness with very Chamber Presets Adjust Tap 30 Brick Wall MidRT 31 Basement MidRT 32 Live Concert Liveness Echo Delay 33 Drum Chamber MidRT 34 Moves on Liveness 35 Live Chamber Liveness 36 VocalChambr1 Liveness Echo Delay 37 VocalChambr2 Liveness Echo Delay 38 Wide Chamber Liveness 39 PCM60 Large MidRT ...

Page 49: ...ns from room ctions a gradual decay of narrowing of bandwidth depth to these programs of a coincident pair of sound source into the room Ambience Presets Adjust Tap 40 Announcer Decay 41 VerySmallAmb Decay 42 SmallAmb Decay 43 MidSizeAmb Decay 44 Studio D Decay 45 Bright Amb Decay 46 Dark Amb Decay 47 Marble Foyer Decay 48 Smooth Amb Decay 49 Guitar Amb Decay ...

Page 50: ...ms and percussion ric guitar tracks Room Presets Adjust Tap 50 Bedroom Walls 51 Tiled Room LF Boost 52 Studio C MidRT 53 Small Room Liveness 54 Studio B MidRT 55 Rehearsal Room MidRT 56 Studio A MidRT 57 Large Room MidRT 58 Fat Space MidRT 59 Chunky Space MidRT ...

Page 51: ...be effects As the tremolo rates to match the tempo of the ase can be used to set left s out of phase resulting in a All of these programs should be used with Mix set to full wet 100 By adding more dry to the wet dry mix Mix effectively sets the depth of the tremolo Take care to make the rate work with the tempo of the music as Tremolo is essentially a rhythmic effect Tremolo Presets Adjust Tap 60 ...

Page 52: ...n opposite ds are independent and ion and deceleration inertia of the original A virtual requirement for any organ sound the Rotary programs also sound great with guitar and electric piano rhythm parts In fact they are great alternatives to chorus and tremolo effects for any sound source All of these programs should be used with Mix set to full wet 100 to achieve the full effect Rotary Presets Adj...

Page 53: ...rb effects ms use six independently nned across the stereo field from Lexicon s PCM 80 that simulates the sound of gle source These programs clean electric guitar d be used with Mix set to full full richness of the 6 voice Chorus Presets Adjust Tap 70 Chorus1 Resnce 71 Chorus2 Resnce 72 Chorus3 Diffusn 73 Slap Chorus1 Diffusn 74 Slap Chorus2 Depth ...

Page 54: ...hine series of changing phase ts with a characteristic sound two 2 Tap delays one and the second sweeps aps together creates the used with Mix set to full lange effect Flange Presets Adjust Tap 75 Flng Lite Speed 76 Flng Lite180 Resnce 77 Flng Med180 Speed 78 Flng Deep Resnce 79 Flng Deep180 Resnce ...

Page 55: ...g Dtuning Dtuning PITCH Altering the pitch of a sound allows a variety of effects from subtle detuning to the creation of harmonies and chords The stereo polyphonic Pitch programs allow complete program material or monophonic sources to be shifted within a range of two octaves down to one octave up For pitch correction use these programs with Mix set to full wet 100 For harmonization use the desir...

Page 56: ...ust parameter is set to a value between 0 and 63 digital delay effects are produced Each repeat is the same timbre but softer When the Adjust parameter is set to a value between 64 and 127 tape effects are produced Each repeat is darker and softer In programs 90 to 97 the Adjust parameter sets the amount of feedback with an increasing number of repeats as the setting is increased Delay time is set...

Page 57: ...ime eedbk Delay Time eedbk Delay Time eedbk Delay Time eedbk Delay Time Time 0 to 5 5s Time 0 to 2 7s Delay Echo Presets Adjust Tap 100 Dly TapeSlap Time 3 3 4 to 30ips 101 Multi Bounce Time 0 to 100ms 102 MultiInverse Time 0 to 400ms 103 Multi Linear Time 0 to 400ms 104 Multi Pong Time 0 to 150ms Fbk ...

Page 58: ...wet observe the following to full wet 100 the ystem Mode parameter Program Pro The dry a compressed delayed t to 0 Adjust the reverb level by changing the Balance parameter between full left 0 and about 40 Typical values should be between 5 and 10 Compressor Presets Adjust Tap 105 3 1 Compression Gain Make up 106 10 1 Compression Gain Make up 107 Small Hall Decay Pre Delay Compression 108 Medium H...

Page 59: ...tions 4 17 Adjust Tap Bass X Over Frequency Echo Pitch Bend Tone Rate Whole Note Decay Dly Echo Time 0 150ms Fbk Rate 1 4 Note Decay Time Echoes per Beat Delay Time See page 4 18 Shift Amount Echo Feedback Delay Time ...

Page 60: ...0 Typical 45 and 40 Set the Width parameter for the distance between the speakers at each side of the stage The program loads with an assumed width of approximately 20 feet The available Adjust knob range is 10 to 50 feet These values assume that most audience members are seated within 30 degrees of either side of the stage centerline The Adjust setting can be increased if many audience members ar...

Page 61: ...effect Flange receives audio from the left input and the other effect Delay receives audio from the right input Both effects then output stereo audio Dual Mono programs are grouped in the last bank 24 In these programs one program Flange appears on the left channel only and the other program Delay appears on the right channel only Generally the Lvl Bal parameter controls the balance of the two eff...

Page 62: ...dbk 1 8 Note Triplet Dual Stereo Parallel eedbk Delay Time 1 4 Note Dual Stereo Parallel me 0 150ms Dual Stereo Parallel me 0 200ms Feedbk Dual Stereo Parallel eedbk Delay Time 1 4 Note Cascade me 0 150ms Feedbk Cascade eedbk Delay Time 1 4 Note Cascade me 0 200ms Feedbk Cascade Cascade Flange Delay L R L R rallel L R ...

Page 63: ...o Parallel Pitch Delay Time Dual Stereo Parallel Pitch Delay Time Dual Stereo Parallel Pitch Delay Time Dual Stereo Parallel Pitch Delay Time Dual Stereo Parallel Pitch Delay Time Cascade Pitch Delay Time Cascade Pitch Delay Time Cascade Pitch Delay Time Cascade Cascade Pitch Delay L R L R o Parallel ch ay L R ...

Page 64: ...lay Time Dual Stereo Parallel Feedbk Delay Time Dual Stereo Parallel Feedbk Delay Time Dual Stereo Parallel Time Dual Stereo Parallel Time Dual Stereo Parallel Feedbk Delay Time Cascade Time Cascade Feedbk Delay Time Cascade Time Cascade Cascade Chorus Delay L R L R rallel L R ...

Page 65: ...rallel MidRT Delay Time Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Delay Time Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Delay Time Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Delay Time Dual Stereo Parallel Liveness Delay Time Cascade MidRT Delay Time Cascade Liveness Delay Time Cascade MidRT Delay Time Cascade Cascade Delay Reverb L R L R o Parallel ay erb L R ...

Page 66: ...eed Whole Note Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Speed Whole Note Cascade Liveness Speed Whole Note Cascade MidRT Cascade Liveness Cascade Cascade Flange Reverb L R L R rallel L R ...

Page 67: ...32 Note Dual Stereo Parallel Pitch Pre Delay 1 32 Note Dual Stereo Parallel Pitch Pre Delay 1 32 Note Dual Stereo Parallel Dtuning Pre Delay 1 32 Note Dual Stereo Parallel Pitch Pre Delay 1 32 Note Cascade MidRT Pre Delay 1 32 Note Cascade MidRT Pre Delay 1 32 Note Cascade MidRT Pre Delay 1 32 Note Cascade Cascade Pitch Reverb L R L R o Parallel ch erb L R ...

Page 68: ...arallel MidRT Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Dual Stereo Parallel MidRT Dual Stereo Parallel Liveness Cascade Liveness Cascade Liveness Cascade MidRT Cascade Cascade Chorus Reverb L R L R rallel L R ...

Page 69: ... Adjust Tap Feedbk 1 4 Note Feedbk 1 4 Note Time Time Time Pitch Delay Time Pitch Delay Time Pitch Delay Time Pitch Delay Time Pitch Delay Time Feedbk Delay Time Feedbk Delay Time Time Time Time Mono Split Flange Delay L R L R ...

Page 70: ...RT Delay Time MidRT Delay Time MidRT Delay Time MidRT Delay Time MidRT Delay Time MidRT Speed MidRT MidRT MidRT Liveness Pitch Pre Delay 1 32 Pitch Pre Delay 1 32 MidRT MidRT Pitch MidRT MidRT Mono Split Flange Delay L R L R ...

Page 71: ...Program Descriptions 4 29 Adjust Tap MidRT MidRT MidRT Mono Split Flange Delay L R L R ...

Page 72: ...ay Time Liveness Delay Time Feedbk Speed 1 4 Note Feedbk Speed dotted 1 4 Note Pitch Delay Time Pitch Delay Time Feedbk Delay Time Feedbk Delay Time MidRT Speed MidRT Speed MidRT Pre Delay 1 32 MidRT Pre Delay 1 32 Liveness Liveness Dual Mono Flange Delay L R L R ...

Page 73: ...DI Bank Select and Program Change Messages 5 2 Learning Other MIDI Patches 5 3 Clearing a Learned Assignment 5 4 Learnable Front Panel Controls and Assignable MIDI Sources MIDI Clock 5 6 MIDI Dumps 5 6 MIDI Sysex Messages 5 6 MIDI Implementation Chart 5 7 MIDI Operation ...

Page 74: ...responds to messages sent on all MIDI channels Note A MIDI channel should be assigned before MIDI features are used MIDI BANK SELECT AND PROGRAM CHANGE MESSAGES MIDI Bank Select messages can be sent to the MPX 200 with Continuous Controller 32 Bank 0 contains programs 1 to 99 Bank 1 contains programs 100 to 199 Bank 2 contains programs 200 to 240 and Bank 3 serves as the User Bank Bank selection i...

Page 75: ...example Tap or Bypass or the Edit button to choose the desired editable parameter 3 Send a Program Change message or move the MIDI controller through its full range To use only a fraction of the controller range limit your movement to the desired range The Edit LED will flash to indicate incoming MIDI activity 4 Press Store to commit to the assignment The Store LED will flash rapidly and Sto will ...

Page 76: ...D ASSIGNMENT 1 Press Store and Tap simultaneously to enter Learn Mode The Store and Tap LEDs will light to indicate Learn Mode is active and lrn will appear on the display 2 Select the desired front panel control to clear for example Mix Lvl Bal Adjust or Bypass 3 Press Store to clear the assignment The Store button will flash rapidly and Clr will appear on the display To clear another front panel...

Page 77: ...OLS AND ASSIGNABLE MIDI SOURCES MIDI Controllers MIDI Pgm Change Default Continuous 1 to 31 33 to 119 100 to 127 Controller No Yes No 1 Yes No 2 Yes No 3 Yes No 4 Yes No 5 Yes No 6 Yes No 7 Yes No 8 Yes Yes 18 Yes Yes 17 Yes Yes 16 ...

Page 78: ...able of parameter Sysex addresses Note Executing MIDI Sysex messages is a complicated process Please observe the cautionary notes included on the website DI Clock messages and m to programs that use ect a MIDI device that MPX R1 Foot Controller X 200 MIDI IN connector ally recognize and begin When the tempo of the unit will automatically ation rates to match the with the System Mode see page 3 6 a...

Page 79: ...emarks X 1 Set as System Mode parameter MIDI X Off 1 16 OMNI Channel page 3 6 Mode 2 X X X X X X X Off 9n v 0 X X X X Used as controller X OX Learned X OX Used as controller Learned X OX 1 to 119 0 and 32 used as Bank Select Learned continued on page 5 8 ...

Page 80: ...Bank 1 programs 100 to 199 0 to 40 For Bank 2 programs 200 to 240 1 to 64 For Bank 3 User Bank U1 to U64 O O Lexicon ID 06 Product ID 21 decimal X X Device ID MIDI Channel X X 0 to 15 1 to 16 X X X X X X X O X X X X X X X X 3 OMNI OFF POLY O Yes X No 4 OMNI OFF MONO tored in the corresponding User location ...

Page 81: ...A Specifications A 2 Declaration of Conformity A 3 Appendix ...

Page 82: ...nweighted A D 100dB typical 20Hz 20kHz unweighted D A 100dB typical 20Hz 20kHz unweighted Conversion A D D A 24 bits Sample Rate 44 1kHz Crosstalk 55dB Internal Audio Data Path DSP 24 bit Power Requirements 100 120 220 240V 50 60Hz 25W Dimensions Width 19 inches 483mm Height 1 75 inches 45mm Depth 5 5 inches 140mm Weight Unit 3 15 pounds 1 41 kg Environment Operating 32 to 104 F 0 to 40 C Temperat...

Page 83: ... EN 60065 1998 Lexicon Inc 3 Oak Park Bedford MA 01730 1441 USA The equipment identified here conforms to the Directive s and Standard s specified above Dual Channel Processor Lexicon MPX 200 January 2001 Lexicon Inc Vice President of Engineering 3 Oak Park Bedford MA 01730 1441 USA Tel 781 280 0300 Fax 781 280 0490 ...

Page 84: ...onnectors 1 6 to 1 7 1 8 Cueing Programs 2 3 Declaration of Conformity A 3 Delay Echo Programs 4 14 to 4 15 Delay Reverb Programs 4 23 Detune Programs 4 13 Digital Output Parameter 3 4 Dual Mono Configuration 4 19 Dual Mono Programs 4 30 Dual Stereo Parallel Configuration 4 19 Dual Programs 4 19 to 4 30 Dump Current Program 3 7 Dump System Data 3 7 Dump User Bank 3 7 Dumps MIDI 3 7 5 6 Echo Delay ...

Page 85: ... Reverb Programs 4 28 to 4 29 MPX 200 About the 1 2 to 1 3 OUTPUT Connectors 1 7 1 8 Output Level Parameter 3 4 Parallel Dual Stereo Configuration 4 19 Patching Parameter 3 5 Pitch Programs 4 13 Pitch Delay Programs 4 21 Pitch Reverb Programs 4 25 Plate Programs 4 3 Power Switch 1 5 Preset 117 4 18 Program Banks 4 2 Program Change Messages 5 2 to 5 3 Program Descriptions 4 1 to 4 30 Program Load C...

Page 86: ...Index I 3 3 to 4 15 A 2 17 to 4 18 1 5 2 9 5 6 3 1 to 3 8 3 3 to 3 8 ii to iii 2 5 1 5 4 2 2 5 to 2 7 2 8 1 7 4 9 ix to xiv 2 9 1 6 Back Cover s and functions ...

Page 87: ...dated sales receipt must be presented when warranty service is required 4 Do not include accessories such as power cords or user guides unless instructed to do so What are the Limitations of Implied Warranties Any implied warranties including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are limited in duration to the length of this warranty What Certain Damages are Excluded L...

Page 88: ...ompany Lexicon Inc 3 Oak Park Bedford MA 01730 1441 USA Tel 781 280 0300 Fax 781 280 0490 www lexicon com Customer Support Tel 781 280 0300 Fax 781 280 0495 Sales Fax 781 280 0499 Service Lexicon Part No 070 14738 Rev 2 02 02 ...

Page 89: ...ic Leads 0 41 23 Acoustic Stops 0 36 24 Electric Solo 0 44 25 Electric Clean Fast 0 32 26 Electric Dirty 1 24 27 Electric Crunch 0 38 Bass 28 Slap 120 bpm 1 29 29 Fingered 120 bpm 0 49 Do not play Track 1 on an audio CD player It contains the computer portion of the disc and will emit full scale digital noise Dry Tracks This card lists the dry tracks included on the CD ROM enclosed with this user ...

Page 90: ...30 47 Kick Bass 0 37 48 African Bell Slit Drum 0 43 49 Acoustic Guitar Vocal 0 23 50 Electric Guitar Vocal 1 31 51 Church Guitars 0 36 52 Ms Pride Xavier 1 04 Post 53 Ambulance 0 19 54 Motorcycle 1 08 55 Street Noise 1 00 56 Propeller Place 0 58 57 Jet Airplane 1 02 58 Pipe Band 1 20 59 TV Music 0 18 60 Monologue 1 06 TOTAL TIME 54 31 ...

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