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General| Brand | Harman |
|---|---|
| Model | Lexicon MX400 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Covers electrical safety, operating environment, and general precautions for using the MX400.
Specific warning for UK plugs and instructions for product disposal and recycling.
Details FCC rules and advice on operating within electromagnetic fields.
Lists product specifications and relevant compliance directives.
Procedures for validating the warranty, including registration and proof of purchase.
Details on warranty coverage, transferability, liability limitations, and manufacturer's rights to change design.
General description of the processor and its key features.
List of all items provided in the MX400 product box.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the MX400 using a parallel audio setup.
Instructions for powering the unit and adjusting audio input/output levels.
How to choose and activate programs using the front panel controls.
Description of Gain LEDs and Input Knobs A & B for signal adjustment.
Explanation of the Main Display, Page/Select Knob, and Exit button for interface navigation.
Details on Tempo, Bypass, and System function buttons.
Information on program display, status LEDs, and program loading.
Description of the unit's power switch.
Description of rear panel power, USB, and footswitch connectors.
Explanation of MIDI In/Thru and S/PDIF digital audio connections.
Details on the unit's analog audio outputs.
Details on the unit's analog audio inputs.
Overview of the MX400's operating modes.
Specific connection guidance for surround setups.
Specific connection guidance for stereo setups.
Specific connection guidance for dual stereo setups.
Explanation of the S/PDIF digital audio interface.
How to configure input sources for analog and digital signals.
Managing clock sources and ensuring proper synchronization for digital audio.
Guide to choosing and activating programs for these modes.
Guide to choosing and activating programs for Dual Stereo mode.
Instructions for saving user programs.
How to adjust and fine-tune program settings.
How to replace effects modules in existing programs.
Assigning specific parameters to control knobs.
Setting up effect signal flow and wet/dry mix levels.
Explanation of the Dual Mono signal path.
Explanation of the Cascade signal path.
Explanation of the Parallel signal path.
Explanation of the Mono Split signal path.
Explanation of the Stereo signal path.
Description of the Stereo In/Surround Out signal path.
Description of the Surround In/Out signal path.
Adjusting mix and routing for surround effects.
How to use the Tempo and Bypass controls on the front panel.
Explanation of the two main methods of effect processing.
Description of Hall reverbs and the MX400's Surround Hall feature.
Details on Plate, Room, and Chamber reverb algorithms.
Descriptions of Gated, Reverse, and Ambience reverb algorithms.
Details on Studio and Arena reverb algorithms.
Description of the Spring reverb algorithm.
Explanation of key reverb adjustment parameters.
Explanation of parameters affecting reverb tone and space.
Explanation of early reflection and feedback parameters.
Details on bass frequency adjustment controls.
Details on various delay algorithms.
Descriptions of Modulated and Reverse delay algorithms.
Specific parameter unique to the Spring reverb.
Description of 2-Tap Delay and Tempo, Delay Time, Feedback.
Explanation of High Pass Filter, Low Pass Filter, Ducker Level, and Threshold.
Explanation of additional delay and modulation controls.
Introduction to the dynamics processing modules.
Details on how the compressor works and its adjustable parameters (Ratio, Threshold, Gain, etc.).
Explanation of compressor release time and knee type.
Details on Chorus, Flanger, and Phaser effects.
Details on Tremolo/Pan, Rotary, and Vibrato effects.
Details on Pitch Shift, Detune effects, and the Speed control.
Explanation of Depth, Voices, Regen, Diffusion, PreDelay, Waveform, Phase, and other controls.
How to choose the primary operating mode.
Adjusting display visibility and program loading behavior.
Setting analog or digital inputs for each pair.
Managing clock sources and configuring analog output modes.
Setting output levels and choosing digital output behavior.
Configuring different bypass modes for effects and programs.
Setting MIDI channels and enabling/disabling MIDI clock synchronization.
Managing MIDI program change and control change messages.
Selecting tempo display units and managing MIDI CC reception.
Configuring footswitch functions and resetting the unit to factory defaults.
General description of the software's purpose.
Step-by-step guide for installing the software on Windows XP.
Step-by-step guide for installing the software on Mac.
Basic steps for opening and navigating the MX-Edit application.
How the library displays and organizes Factory and User programs.
Process for opening and modifying program settings.
Detailed explanation of the program editor window.
How to select and change routing configurations within the editor.
How to choose and load effects for processors in the editor.
Techniques for adjusting parameters in MX-Edit.
Procedures for modifying tempo, bypass, and program names.
Instructions for saving changes to programs.
Process for saving programs to the hardware's memory.
How to back up and restore the entire MX400 configuration.
Necessary hardware and software for plug-in operation.
Steps for installing the VST/Audio Units plug-ins.
USB connection requirements for using the MX400 as a plug-in.
Setting up audio input/output paths between DAW and MX400.
How to configure your Digital Audio Workstation for the MX400.
Step-by-step guide for DAW audio routing.
Understanding the plug-in interface and its functions.
How to use the controls within the plug-in window.
Detailed specs for analog audio connections.
Performance data including frequency response and dynamic range.
Specs for digital, USB, MIDI, power, size, and weight.
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