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Lexicon PSP 42 Operation Manual

 

 

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Table of Contents 

 

Acknowledgements ..........................................................................................................................4

 

End User License Agreement...........................................................................................................5

 

Overview ..........................................................................................................................................6

 

Features .........................................................................................................................................6

 

Applications ..................................................................................................................................6

 

Minimum system requirements.....................................................................................................7

 

Compatibility ................................................................................................................................7

 

Limitations of the demo version ...................................................................................................8

 

Installation........................................................................................................................................9

 

VST hosts......................................................................................................................................9

 

DirectX hosts ................................................................................................................................9

 

MAS hosts.....................................................................................................................................9

 

Internal architecture........................................................................................................................10

 

Controls and meters........................................................................................................................12

 

Factory presets................................................................................................................................17

 

How to use presets? ....................................................................................................................17

 

Using presets in Cubase, Nuendo or WaveLab .......................................................................17

 

Using presets in Logic .............................................................................................................17

 

Using presets in other VST hosts ............................................................................................17

 

Using presets in Sonar or other DirectX host. .........................................................................18

 

Using presets in DigitalPerformer or AudioDesk....................................................................18

 

External controllers and automation ..............................................................................................19

 

Support ...........................................................................................................................................21

 

User Comments ..............................................................................................................................21

 

 
 

Summary of Contents for PSP 42

Page 1: ...Lexicon PSP 42 Operation Manual 1 Lexicon PSP 42 Operation manual...

Page 2: ...ying it PSP the PSP logo PSP42 and It s the sound that counts are trademarks of PSP audioware com s c Lexicon PCM 42 and the Lexicon logo are trademarks of Lexicon inc VST is a trademark of Steinberg...

Page 3: ...Installation 9 VST hosts 9 DirectX hosts 9 MAS hosts 9 Internal architecture 10 Controls and meters 12 Factory presets 17 How to use presets 17 Using presets in Cubase Nuendo or WaveLab 17 Using pres...

Page 4: ...Eitan Teomi George Daly Joeri Vankeirsbilck Joeri Maciej Dobrski Makoto Okabe Mat Jarvis Murray Seymour Orren Merton PeterWillems Piotr Madziar Sakis Anastopoulos Sam Hocking Steven Dunston Tammo Tr p...

Page 5: ...photographs animations video audio music text and applets incorporated into the SOFTWARE the accompanying printed materials and any copies of the SOFTWARE are owned by PSP The SOFTWARE is protected b...

Page 6: ...tures High quality signal processing algorithms Up to 9600 ms of delay time depending on internal sampling frequency Continuous control of delay time Tight synchronization to the host tempo and its ch...

Page 7: ...ibility for this Compatibility Lexicon PSP 42 is compatible with applications that can host standard VST DX or MAS plug ins The product has been tested with the following applications AudioDesk for Ma...

Page 8: ...l 8 would also appreciate it if you could provide us with information about your VST DX MAS configuration so that we can test it ourselves contact pspaudioware com Limitations of the demo version Proc...

Page 9: ...ase VST 5 0 can also host plug ins in a shared folder called Shared VST Plug ins Folder This folder is usually located at C Program Files Steinberg Vstplugins Logic Audio hosts VST plug ins in its Vst...

Page 10: ...tual delay time The modulation section consisting of a LFO and an envelope follower is capable of generating sinus and square waveforms The Envelope follower and LFO signals can be mixed in any propor...

Page 11: ...11 input gain LFO headroom envelope detector hicut LP filter antyalias LP filter saturator rate converter delay line rate z n feedback gain phase invert phase invert output mix output level Block dia...

Page 12: ...the frequency band too creating a low fi effect which is interesting on its own When DLYx2 is pressed the pitch of the wet signal will vary because the delay buffer has been captured while operating w...

Page 13: ...sent to Lexicon PSP 42 output This ensures that the plug in immediately returns to the state it would have been in if bypass had not been activated at all The OUTPUT MIX knob controls the proportion...

Page 14: ...lied as well if the exact timing is not intended When switched from DLY to CLK there are three possible ways the Lexicon PSP 42 can act depending on the key pressed while switching no key the recent n...

Page 15: ...sampling rate Note that the internal sampling rate is affected by the LFO and envelope detector as well as to the extent that is controlled by the DEPTH knob To keep the resulting internal sampling ra...

Page 16: ...Click anywhere on the back panel area to return to the plug in s main panel All the Lexicon PSP 42 controls have default values that can be restored by holding the ctrl key while clicking on the cont...

Page 17: ...tape 7 16th downsampled 8 doubler 9 running up 10 deep flanger 11 lezlie 12 fourtyfour fast 13 vocoder 14 fourtyfour slow 15 driven crazy 16 16th slapback How to use presets Using presets in Cubase Nu...

Page 18: ...h contain a list of presets Then click on one of those presets to immediately load it Click on a triangular arrow to open a popup which contains options to load and save banks or programs in a VST com...

Page 19: ...controller capable of sending MIDI Control Change CC messages Since the MIDI Control Change resolution of 7 bits is insufficient for precise control of the delay time it has been split into two CCs o...

Page 20: ...onding MIDI messages PARAMETER MIDI MESSAGE Input CC 102 Output CC 103 Mix CC 104 DlyTime coarse CC 105 DlyTime fine CC 106 DlyX2 CC 107 DlyInv CC 108 Fbck CC 109 HiCut CC 110 FbInv CC 111 ManVCO CC 1...

Page 21: ...t PSPaudioware com We will gladly answer all of your questions As a rule we respond within 24 hours PSPaudioware com s c Dzikiej R y 11 8 J zefos aw 05 500 Piaseczno Poland ph 48 601 96 31 73 fax 48 2...

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