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LXP-15 II Owner's Manual

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You can use a toggle footswitch (switch open = maximum value, switch closed
= minimum value) or a momentary-contact switch to control either mute or
bypass of LXP-15 II effects.

To do either, first go to the global patch page and select the

Delayed mode, then

select "Foot 1" (or whichever footswitch connector you are using) as the source.

Selecting "InLevl" as the destination, allows you to turn off the input level with the
footswitch, allowing the effect to ring on.

Selecting "OutLevl" as the destination allows you to kill the output of the LXP-
15 II with the footswitch.

Selecting "Mix" as the destination (with the mix control set to 100% Dry and
100% scaling), allows you to use the footswitch to bypass the effect.

The five “Level” page parameters (InLevl, Mix, Wet Pan, Dry Pan and OutLevl)
are good choices for global control. They are common to all five algorithms, and
the types of changes they produce are the same for every setup. For example,
you could assign them to Foot 1–5 (connected to five analog rotary controls) and
have levels, mix, and panning adjustments for all setups at your disposal.

NOTE: The Udpate function on the “Sys” page is an aid to creating patches.
When Update is set to “On,” the displayed Destination and Offset values will
change as the Source controller is moved. This allows you to see the effect of
a Source on its Destination. The Update function affects the response time of
the LXP-15 II. Once you’ve got the patch set up the way you want, set Update
to “Off” for the fastest response during performance.

Four General Purpose patches are available for each setup in the LXP-15 II. A
controller

threshold is used along with a scale factor to calculate an offset value.

The offset value us added to (or subtracted from) the initial value of the
Destination parameter. The last calculated offset is stored with the patch so that,
on recall, the parameter will have this value until the controller is moved. Four
General Purpose patches may be stored with any setup by using front panel
controls.

General Purpose patches are created from the four “Patch” pages of the
LXP-15 II. To create a General Purpose patch, first recall any setup and modify
any parameters necessary to obtain the desired sound. Turn PAGE to any of the
four “Patch” pages. Once a patch page has been selected, the patch page will
be displayed.

Footswitch Control of

Mute and Bypass

Level Page Parameters

Setting up General

Purpose Patches

Src 1

Thresh

Dest

Scale

Offset

X

X

X

X

X

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Содержание LXP-15 II

Страница 1: ...LXP 15 II Multi Effects Processor Owner s Manual...

Страница 2: ...following measures Reorient the receiving antenna Relocate the computer with respect to the receiver Move the computer away from the receiver Plug the computer into a different outlet so that the com...

Страница 3: ...Moisture Do not use the unit near water for example near a sink in a wet basement near a swimming pool near an open window etc Object and liquid entry Do not allow objects to fall or liquids to be spi...

Страница 4: ...LXP 15 II Multi Effects Processor Owner s Manual...

Страница 5: ...1 Patching 4 6 Global and General Purpose Patches 4 13 Setting up Global Patches 4 14 Setting up General Purpose Patches 4 16 Patching Examples 4 21 5 The Presets About the presets 5 1 Studio Presets...

Страница 6: ...t panel or via MIDI providing truly world class flexibility and control From pitch shifting to stereo delays and flanging the LXP 15 II delivers superior performance Whether you are a producer enginee...

Страница 7: ...15 II power connector Then plug the line cord into an appropriate AC wall socket The LXP 15 II measures 19 W x 1 75 H x 13 9 D 483 x 45 x 353 mm Make sure that the LXP 15 II is securely screwed into...

Страница 8: ...with the Soft buttons View Used to display alternate screen information Output Controls the signal level sent to the LXP 15 II out puts Page knob Used for selection of 16 display pages POWER Power on...

Страница 9: ...r equipment Inputs L and R Single ended unbal anced inputs accept lev els as low as 26dBu In put impedance is 50 k in stereo 25 k in mono Ei ther can be used for mono input Foot Controllers Five conne...

Страница 10: ...or stereo signal sources For mono sources use either of the two input connectors the dry signal appears along with the stereo effects in mono at both output connectors For instruments and sources wit...

Страница 11: ...15 II as shown above In most applications it is preferable to connect the LXP 15IIoutputstotwooftheconsole sinputchannelstrips pannedfullleftandright rather than the effects returns This allows the g...

Страница 12: ...ut pan left Channel Input pan right LXP 15 L Output LXP 15 R Output Synth R Output Synth L Output In some applications such as when an LXP 15 II is used for a single instrument it may be desirable to...

Страница 13: ...ct the LXP 15 II between a guitar and two amp and speaker stacks Set the LXP 15 II MIX control to approximately 50 The only problem with this setup is that if you use overdrive distortion created by t...

Страница 14: ...ower amp or a pair of guitar amps A few guitar amplifiers become unhappy if they are operated without speakers connected Consult the amp manufacturer for details You can use the effects send and retur...

Страница 15: ...o mix Console Inputs Console Inputs LXP 15 II Inputs L and R LXP 15 II Outputs L and R LXP 15 II Outputs L and R Drum machine s stereo outputs Drum machine s individual output for snare drum INPUT OUT...

Страница 16: ...Lexicon LXP 15 II Owner s Manual 1 10...

Страница 17: ...mples are display contrast and brightness MIDI Channel number etc Patch A patch is a routing assignment that allows an LXP 15 II parameter to be driven by a source control such as a footpedal or a syn...

Страница 18: ...el possible with the least amount of noise If the output you are using doesn t have a level control don t worry about it 3 While sending audio to the LXP 15 II gradually turn up the INPUT control unti...

Страница 19: ...the first and second or the second and third lines In this example pressing this button has selected HiCut The value of this parameter is bracketed by arrows to highlight its selection Turning the ADJ...

Страница 20: ...The upper section provides for selection of the available parameters which define the sound of each algorithm Reverb Pitch EQ Delay Level Modulation and Algorithm The settings grouped on the lower le...

Страница 21: ...4th Down 50 Amb 5th Up 51 Amb Oct Up 52 6VoiceChorus 53 Vocal Chorus 54 ChorusSlaps 55 Cave Chorus 56 GuitarDetune 57 Flange Room 58 Slowrollin 59 Image Shift 60 Step Flange 61 LFO Guitar 62 1 16thMA...

Страница 22: ...the ADJUST knob the bottom line of the display will change to show the full name of the selected parameter and the selected value These values will change as you continue to turn ADJUST Preset 2 Brig...

Страница 23: ...New entries will overwrite any program stored at that location so be careful not to store into a location that contains a setup you want to save We have provided a chart for you to record your own pr...

Страница 24: ...II has 15 brightness levels to allow adjustment for different lighting conditions Memory Write Protect is a feature that lets you prohibit the overwriting of the setupsstoredintheregisters Ifthewrite...

Страница 25: ...nge the current algorithm by turning the PAGE knob to Alg andusingADJUSTtoselectadifferentalgorithm Beawarethatdifferent algorithms have different parameters Changing algorithms with ADJUST may cause...

Страница 26: ...front panel input control Mix Adjusts the mixture of the dry left and right inputs and wet the left and right algorithm outputs signals sent to the left and right outputs When set to 0 only dry signal...

Страница 27: ...o pitch shift when the delay has stabilized The reverberator is a full featured room simulator with its own predelay Its many parameters alllow you to design almost any space you can imagine One uniqu...

Страница 28: ...steps from flat to 320Hz LoCut Adjusts low frequency roll off for the algorithm Roll off is adjustable in 32 steps from flat to 19Hz Decay Adjuststhereverbtimeformid frequencysignals Becaselowfrequenc...

Страница 29: ...density increases over time HighsettingsofDiffusionresultinhighinitialbuildupofechodensity lowsettings cause low initial buildup Echo density is affected by Size smaller spaces will sound denser To e...

Страница 30: ...can have filtered echoes pitch shift chorusing enhanced stereo spread and reverb all at once A special feature of this algorithm is loop sampling The Predelay can be used as a loop sampler controlled...

Страница 31: ...elay Feedback A postive feedback loop around predelay When set to maximum 100 it locks out further input and begins an infinte loop with a length equal to the current setting of Predelay Delay L Rever...

Страница 32: ...latively low it gives a darker tone to the reverberation simulating the effect of air absorption in a real hall Maximum setting gives a flat response through the filter section Bass Multiply Sets the...

Страница 33: ...s as well The Mix Predelay and Treble parameters are very important in this algorithm allowing you to create anything from an enhancement or subtle thickening to a solid wall of reverb Parameter pages...

Страница 34: ...lay feedback loop If Treble is set to some value other than Full then the roll off slope at the selected frequency will increase with each pass through the feedback loop For example if Predelay and Pr...

Страница 35: ...nhancing and thickening the source material The Plate algorithm is often the best choice for percussion and also works well with other types of source material such as acoustic guitars and piano Param...

Страница 36: ...iplier of the Decay parameter For example if Bass Multiply is set to 2X and Decay is set for 2 seconds the low frequency reverb time will be 4 seconds For a natural sounding plate reverb 1 0X or less...

Страница 37: ...e Chorus Delay algorithm be sure to listen to and experiment with presets built on this algorithm See Chapter 5 The Presets The Chorus Delay algorithm is a six voice chorus configured as three stereo...

Страница 38: ...lay 1 added to Delay 3 The maximum total delay is 1 798 seconds Feedback 3 Feedback loop around Delay 1 and Delay 3 When set to maximum 99 it continues to add input signal to the loop Note that feedba...

Страница 39: ...these is now commonplace The simulation of effects is more concerned with our perception of sounds and generally requires synthesis of the environment in which sounds occur effects can create the impr...

Страница 40: ...rrangement The Tempo patch source of the LXP 15 II can be used to automatically synchronize slap rhythms to a wide range of MIDI tempos Ambient echo effects simulate sound reflections from room surfac...

Страница 41: ...ay times used are usually somewhat shorter 20ms the LFO modulation may be a little more exaggerated and very often feedback is introduced to increase the intensity of the effect There are many possibl...

Страница 42: ...en at the end of this manual The Tempo patch control source can be used to automatically synchronize rhythms to a wide range of MIDI tempos With no feedback only one previous phrase will be audible if...

Страница 43: ...ted sound is heard If the source is moving relatively quickly a pitch shift is heard as well The pitch increases as the source approaches and decreases as it moves away You can create frontal localiza...

Страница 44: ...irection of motion up or down corresponds to an increase or decrease of the parameter value All Sources are the same in the sense that each generates an output value in the rangeof0 127 Theoutputvalue...

Страница 45: ...ber PhasDep MIDI phaser depth control slider DetDept MIDI detune control slider ChorDep MIDI chorus depth control slider TremDep MIDI tremolo depth control slider ExtDept MIDI ext effect depth control...

Страница 46: ...vibrato chorus and flange LFO LFO TIMEOUTPUT 0 127 The Input Envelope Follower InLevel is an internal Source that generates output based on the loudness amplitude of the input signal The louder the i...

Страница 47: ...OFF TIP SLEEVE PEDAL 1 4 Standard Phone Plugs Sleeve Sleeve Tip Ring Typical Pot entiometer Almost all of the controllers found on a MIDI keyboard or other MIDI instrument can be used as Sources patch...

Страница 48: ...r no change corresponds to the minimum position Pitch Bend Pan and Balance are implemented as bidirectional controllers Off or no change corresponds to the middle position of the control MIDI Sliders...

Страница 49: ...ing audio MIDI Pressure 0 PRESSURE 127 MIDI Note numbers TheNoteNumberSourcesproduceoutputbasedonthenoteplayedontheMIDI instrument For reference Note Numbers are shown here as they correspond to a MID...

Страница 50: ...slider or other controller Slower clock rates produce higher Tempo values fasterclockratesproducelowerTempovalues Thisallowsyoutocreate rhythmic echoes and other effects that can be synchronized to th...

Страница 51: ...ch setup are accessed by turning PAGE to Patch 1 Patch 2 Patch 3 and Patch 4 Global and General Purpose Patches Delay Reverb Pitch Delay Gate Plate Chorus Delay Algthm global patches only Glidely Pred...

Страница 52: ...ce for all Destinations you don t want to control globally to Off If the Destination is set to a Source not physically connected to the LXP 15 II its value will jump to minimum when in the Immediate m...

Страница 53: ...es can be controlled with either fine or coarse parameters The coarse parameters Gldyhi Pdlyhi DlyLhi etc allow you to control the entire delay range with the Source The fine parameters Glidely Predel...

Страница 54: ...ion on the Sys page is an aid to creating patches When Update is set to On the displayed Destination and Offset values will change as the Source controller is moved This allows you to see the effect o...

Страница 55: ...ld allows you to match any position of the Source controller to the initial value of the Destination parameter Threshold values are 0 127 This corre sponds to the value range of typical MIDI controlle...

Страница 56: ...bidirectional MIDI slider as a Source Pitch Bend Balance Pan set threshold to 64 When After Touch or Breath are used as Sources set threshold to 0 or 127 Scale values can be positive or negative Posi...

Страница 57: ...the Destination parameter For most parameters scale can be set to at least twice the full range This allows you to control the full range of a parameter with less than the full range of a controller O...

Страница 58: ...neral Purpose patches for the setup Don t assign Size to performance Sources like velocity note number etc Changing Size temporarily mutes the outputs of the LXP 15 II During performance always set th...

Страница 59: ...setting will pan the processed output signal Dry Pan moves a mono input signal between the left and right outputs With stereo input signals Dry Pan inverts the left and right signal levels Threshold...

Страница 60: ...Delay R 0 s 0 0 s 75 don t care Patch Settings Src 1 Thresh1 Dest 1 Scale 1 Offset 1 LastNote 60 Intervl 100 Src 2 Thresh2 Dest 2 Scale 2 Offset 2 Mod Whl 127 Feedbk 100 Src 3 Thresh3 Dest 3 Scale 3...

Страница 61: ...ii 249ms Src 2 Thresh2 Dest 2 Scale 2 Offset 2 Tempo 127 Slope 72 Use the Delay Reverb algorithm InLevl control of Decay turns on infinite reverb Scale sets the level of the signal that will trigger t...

Страница 62: ...Of course you may find presets which are equally useful in either category We suggest that you listen to all of the presets no matter what you application may be This chapter will provides a brief des...

Страница 63: ...estly big Great for the whole mix or put it on individual tracks 8 LargeDrkRoom Dly Rvb none Darker version of above club space with more diffusion Generalpopvoiceorbrightsourceswhichneedasoft space a...

Страница 64: ...delay adding a slight chorusing effect Long fade sources like sustained key pads 25 Splattered Pch Dly none Small space great for extra definition in a mix Similar to reflective living room 26 Slap V...

Страница 65: ...s 43 Small Flange Pch Dly LFO Varying amounts of sweeping flange A small room adds life to the party 44 Long Echoes ChorDly none Additional reflections followed by longer repeating echoes Use Delay3 t...

Страница 66: ...eristic will accentuate this effect 58 Slowrollin Dly Rvb LFO Gentle chorus added to a moderatly large hall reverb Back ground vocals work great 59 Image Shift Pch Dly LFO Causes the stereo image to w...

Страница 67: ...Rvb Foot 1 InLevel Reverb becomes infinite as the controller is advanced The reverbmixisloweredandmoreoftheglidingchorusdelaycan be played while the infinite loop continues 76 Foot1 Whammy Pch Dly Foo...

Страница 68: ...source 4 steps down and passes it to a large reverb space 91 Glub Glub Pch Dly none Octave divider in a room Interesting addition for percussion on stage 92 Self D 1 Pch Dly Foot 1 Lowers the input so...

Страница 69: ...mix which intensifies the effect Great for slap bass 108 Dense Dance Pch Dly Foot 1 For bass players wanting a different edge to a really deep reverb pitch effect 109 Boot Da Bass Chor Dly Foot 1 Foot...

Страница 70: ...tains indefinitely while providing a smooth gliding chorus delay 122 Env Dtune Pch Dly InLevel Downward detune with stronger input levels Provides a dynamic chorus effect which passes into a lengthy r...

Страница 71: ...Lexicon LXP 15 II Owner s Manual 5 10...

Страница 72: ...xicon HEADROOM OVL 12 18 24 VIEW ADJUST PAGE Reverb Pitch EQ Dly Setup Store Name Global MIDI Level Mod Alg Patch 1 Patch 2 Patch 3 Patch 4 Sys Some extremely useful effects can be created by controll...

Страница 73: ...IDI Tempo control INPUT OUTPUT POWER LXP 15 exicon HEADROOM OVL 12 18 24 VIEW ADJUST PAGE Reverb Pitch EQ Dly Setup Store Name Global MIDI Level Mod Alg Patch 1 Patch 2 Patch 3 Patch 4 Sys MIDI Out MI...

Страница 74: ...master as follows In general whenever the master s ADJUST knob is used to change a parameter value a corresponding parameter change will occur on the slave s Loading presets or registers from the setu...

Страница 75: ...er or the contents of all registers to be transmitted The last selection on the list is MIDI Map Table Turn the PAGE knob to Global Pgm Chg Map Val Dest Source Mode x x x x Selecting Pgm Chg allows th...

Страница 76: ...ata and place it in the edit buffer Byte Value Description 0 F0 hex System Exclusive 1 06 Lexicon ID 2 06 LXP 15 LXP 15 II ID 3 0011 nnnn bin n MIDI Channel 0 15 4 0eee eeee e event code 60h active se...

Страница 77: ...her by connecting a cable from the MIDI OUT jack of the master to the MIDI IN jack of the slave Additional LXP 15 IIs can be slaved to the same master by connecting a cable from the MIDI THRU port of...

Страница 78: ...27 5 0vvv vvvv 7 bit data lsb 6 0vvv vvvv 7 bit data msb 7 F7 hex End of SysEx message Byte Value Description 0 F0 hex System Exclusive 1 06 Lexicon ID 2 06 LXP 15 LXP 15 II ID 3 0100 nnnn bin n MIDI...

Страница 79: ...ata Param Data Description Program parameters 0 26 0 26 Microcode Parameters 27 27 General Purpose Patch 1 Source 28 28 General Purpose Patch 1 Threshold 29 29 General Purpose Patch 1 Destination 30 3...

Страница 80: ...l parameter messages All parameters are accessible by Parameter Change messages There are two major parameter classifications Program parameters and System parameters Generally program parameter value...

Страница 81: ...up number 79 MIDI Channel 80 Global Patch mode 81 Display Update 82 Memory Protect nonzero protected 83 95 Reserved Param Patch 1 Patch 2 Patch 3 Patch 4 Data 27 34 41 48 Patch Source 0 127 see below...

Страница 82: ...lculated Offset value is added to the stored base value of the specified destination parameter The sum of the offset and base values is the number used by the audio processor and the parameter transmi...

Страница 83: ...II s five algorithms LXP 15 II Microcode Parameters DELAY REVERB Param Global Patch Parameter Name Max Value 1 2 97 98 Glide Delay Gldlyhi 9983 3 99 Glide Feedback 127 4 5 100 101 Delay 2 Dly2hi 8959...

Страница 84: ...Output Level 127 24 120 Input Level 127 25 121 LFO Rate 127 PITCH DELAY Param Global Patch Parameter Name Max Value 1 2 97 98 Predelay Pdlyhi 16 383 3 99 Predelay Feedback 127 4 5 100 101 Delay L DlyL...

Страница 85: ...t Pan 126 21 117 Dry Pan 126 22 118 Mix 127 23 119 Output Level 127 24 120 Input Level 126 25 121 LFO Rate 127 PLATE Param Global Patch Parameter Name Max Value 1 2 97 98 Predelay Pdlyhi 8191 3 99 Pre...

Страница 86: ...lay This control is called Feedback in Pitch Delay 7 8 Delay R DlyRhi Provides coarse and fine adjustment for right channel delay 9 Pitch On Off Used to enable the pitch shifter Selecting 0 Defeat byp...

Страница 87: ...a pan control for the dry output 22 MIX Adjusts the wet dry mix 23 Output Level Adjusts the output level of the signal processor 24 Input Level Adjusts the input level to the signal processor 25 LFO R...

Страница 88: ...rogram X 0 127 Note 1 Change True 1 128 System Exclusive O O Note 2 System Song Pos X X Song Sel X X Common Tune X X System Clock X O Used as Real Time Commands X X controller Aux Local ON OFF X X Mes...

Страница 89: ...Lexicon LXP 15 II Owner s Manual 7 14...

Страница 90: ...If a unit exposed to such conditions fails to operate after it returns to a normal operating temperature contact Lexicon Customer Service No output from the LXP 15 II Check to see if Global Patches ar...

Страница 91: ...r test unless instructed by Lexicon Customer Service The display will show Clear ALL RAM inits registers Press VIEW to start Press VIEW The following display will appear Are you sure V Press these to...

Страница 92: ...will flash once and the screen should show Clear ALL RAM inits registers passed Press VIEW to start An error condition is signaled by the illumination of the red overload LED for approximately half a...

Страница 93: ...Lexicon LXP 15 II Owner s Manual 8 4...

Страница 94: ...n off toggle switch analog voltage controller or 50k control pedal Signal Level Indicators Four signal level LED indicators including processed signal over load Front Panel Display Two lines of 40 alp...

Страница 95: ...1 170 114 85 177 339 169 113 85 178 337 169 112 84 179 335 168 112 84 Tempo 1 4 1 8 1 8T 1 16 60 1000 500 333 250 61 984 492 328 246 62 968 484 323 242 63 952 476 317 238 64 938 469 313 234 65 923 462...

Страница 96: ...he sounds stored in LXP 15 II User memory Setup Name 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1...

Страница 97: ...Lexicon LXP 15 II Owner s Manual 4 24...

Страница 98: ...Lexicon Inc 3 Oak Park Bedford MA 01730 USA Telephone 781 290 0300 Fax 781 290 0490 Lexicon Part 070 10273...

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