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The Parameters

The PCM Native plug-ins contain presets covering a wide range of needs, but you can refine 

and customize any preset by adjusting its parameters. Parameters are the building blocks within 

each preset that determine how it sounds and behaves. 

Each PCM Native plug-in contains a set of parameters, and a variety of those parameters are 

combined to create a preset. 

Following are all the algorithm parameters you can edit in the PCM Native Vintage Plate Plug-

in. Note that sometimes parameter names are abbreviated when they appear onscreen, and 

they may have prefixes indicating what channel they control (for example, the Feedback Level 

parameter for voice 1 may appear as “L1 FbkLvl”).

Delay Master

Mix

Mix is the proportion of wet (processed) signal to dry (unprocessed) signal.

Diffusion

Input diffusion is the first part of processing for any signal entering a delay. It can be described 

as a smearing or softening of the signal and is typically used to lessen the impact of strong 

transients.

Feedback Diffusion

Feedback Diffusion is similar to Input Diffusion, except that it is applied to a delayed signal that 

is being added back into the input.

Delay Level Master

Controls all delays in the algorithm. Each voice has its nominal gain value adjusted by this 

percentage.

Delay Time Master

Controls all delays in the algorithm. Each voice has its nominal delay time adjusted by this 

percentage.

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Summary of Contents for PCM NATIVE MULTIVOICE PITCH

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL PCM NATIVE MULTIVOICE PITCH...

Page 2: ...2 2 The Lexicon Legacy continues...

Page 3: ...Plug In Bundles the ultimate bundles for creating professional inspirational mixes within popular DAWs like Pro Tools Logic and any other VST Audio UnitTM or RTAS compatible platform With all the fle...

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Page 5: ...enter stage in your DAW Quick Start Open your DAW and choose the Lexicon plug in from your list of plug ins In the plug in s window select a category Select a preset Adjust parameters optional Save th...

Page 6: ...r 7 The Control Buttons 8 Compare 8 Edit 8 Reload 8 Store 8 Edit Navigation and Full Edit Mode 9 The Soft Row 10 Customizing the Soft Row 10 Master Edit Page 11 Voice Edit Pages 12 Presets 13 Loading...

Page 7: ...ter Type 24 Output Frequency 24 Output Bandwidth 24 Output Shelf 24 Feedback Filter Type 24 Feedback Frequency 24 Feedback Bandwidth 25 Feedback Shelf 25 Lexicon Plug Ins Upgrades 26 Available Lexicon...

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Page 9: ...en follow the on screen instructions to install the software iLok License You must download the license to your 2nd Generation iLok USB smart key before running any program that might use this plug in...

Page 10: ...er Interface Overview When the plug in is instantiated you will see a window that looks something like this Level Meters Fader Area Control Buttons Preset Category Preset Selector Realtime Display Ste...

Page 11: ...e list will cause the preset to be loaded into the plug in Realtime Display Three unique visualizations help you to see inside the effect See the Realtime Display section for more detailed information...

Page 12: ...llows you to visualize the effect in three ways While your ears will always be the primary tool in choosing and adjusting presets the displays provide a direct way to see what s going on Click anywher...

Page 13: ...utput is displayed on screen using a vertical hollow frame The frame is filled by the measured real time level in the voice and therefore acts as a meter 0dB full scale The depth represents logarithmi...

Page 14: ...y have mono compatibility problems A rightward slant indicates effect voices have more energy on the right output as compared to the left and a leftward slant indicates the effect voices have more ene...

Page 15: ...rameter Name Shows the parameter being adjusted Parameter Value Shows the current value of the parameter This field may be directly edited Modifier Button This button only appears for certain types of...

Page 16: ...is on all parameters are frozen and cannot be changed Turning compare off returns you to your edits Choosing a different preset cancels compare mode Edit Clicking the Edit button enters Pro mode Here...

Page 17: ...clicked an additional row of buttons appear along the lower portion of the plug in Clicking one of the buttons will bring up an edit page holding parameters related to the button name Those parameters...

Page 18: ...n for Soft Row The plug in will look something like this 1 Click Edit 2 Click Soft Row 3 Modifier button area Click to assign soft row parameter In the modifier button area just above the fader you wi...

Page 19: ...ge allows you to adjust the master levels of the algorithm For example you can adjust the overall mix level wet dry mix and diffusion here This page also gives you global control over some of the indi...

Page 20: ...on Output Feedback Buttons Each parameter is described in the Parameters section starting on page 22 Each Voice Edit page contains the same parameters but controls a different voice The Output Feedbac...

Page 21: ...eset category is chosen from the drop down menu in the upper left portion of the edit window When you select a category the preset menu is updated to show availability of the new presets within the se...

Page 22: ...mbedded within a larger window provided by the DAW Appearance will differ from host to host this example is from Logic Oftentimes the DAW itself provides the ability to save presets The presets saved...

Page 23: ...ick to edit name 3 Click Store to save The upper field contains the list of User Presets that have already been created for this algorithm Presets appear in alphabetical order Click the name field to...

Page 24: ...sta Seven User Presets are stored in Users Username AppData Roaming Lexicon PCM Native UserPresets AlgorithmName Username is the name of the account you re logged in under AlgorithmName is the name of...

Page 25: ...n more copies than you may need But if you find yourself needing to squeeze a little bit more out of your CPU you can take the following simple steps Turn off the active realtime display The active di...

Page 26: ...Heritage The...

Page 27: ...ocessor which has retained tremendous popularity for the past 22 years It has since been replaced as the standard in professional signal processing by the 960L Multi Channel Digital Effects System and...

Page 28: ...The Algorithm...

Page 29: ...rolled pitch shifter on each voice and provides feedback control capabilities which are used for creating arpeggios Pitch can be adjusted in semitones 12 to 12 and or cents 50 to 50 The MutiVoice Pitc...

Page 30: ...y control for example the Feedback Level parameter for voice 1 may appear as L1 FbkLvl Delay Master Mix Mix is the proportion of wet processed signal to dry unprocessed signal Diffusion Input diffusio...

Page 31: ...ter note eighth note etc This tempo is synced to the DAW s session tempo Delay Level This parameter adjusts the output level of the delay line within each voice Shift Semitone This parameter controls...

Page 32: ...dwidth of an output filter Bandwidth is specified in octaves or fractions thereof Output Shelf This parameter affects all output filter types It allows a certain amount of unfiltered audio to be combi...

Page 33: ...Feedback Shelf This parameter affects all feedback filter types It allows a certain amount of unfiltered audio to be combined with the filtered audio This effectively lowers the effect of the filter A...

Page 34: ...lug Ins Please visit www lexiconpro com for the latest information on available Lexicon plug ins Upgrading Please visit www lexiconpro com for the latest information on upgrading to the PCM Native Eff...

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