Lexicon 480L - SME Stereo and Mono Rate Change Overdubbing Samplers (Bank 6); Stereo 3 S, Mono 6 S, Mono 3 S, Stereo Drum (Bank 7); Dual Rate Change Sampler (Bank 7); Forward;Reverse Sampler (Bank 7)

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Installing the 480L2
About the Rear Panel3
About the Front Panel4
Behind the Front Panel5
Overview6
About the LARC: Display/Control Sliders/Keys6
How to Mount the 480L7
About the 480L's Power Requirements7
Voltage Selector Set for 120 V7
How to Interface the LARC8
Wiring Diagram for the LARC Mainframe Connectors8
Connections for 480L with One LARC8
Connections for 480L with Two Larcs9
Connections for 480L and 224XL with One LARC9
Audio Connections10
How to Make Level Adjustments11
Floating the Analog Ground11
How to Use Digital I/O11
Introducing the Controls12
Meaning of Important Terms13
Choosing a Configuration13
The Cascade Configuration13
The Mono Split Configuration14
The Single Configuration14
The Stereo Split Configuration14
Using Two Larcs to Control a Single 480L14
Controlling a 224XL from a 480L and LARC15
How to Load Programs15
How to Edit Parameters16
How to Use Registers16
Location of Write Protect Switch17
Storing a Modified Program in a Register17
Loading Registers/Naming Registers17
Protecting against Loss of Register Contents17
Protection Levels18
Protecting Your Registers against Another Kind of Loss18
Moving Registers Around with the Register Transporter18
Clearing Register Contents18
Control Mode - Reference Section20
Page 1: STA (Status)/Cfg (Configuration)/Smp (Sampling Rate)/Clk (Clock Source)/Inp (Input Source)20
Page 2: FUN (Function Setup)/Src (Source)/Dst (Destination)/Pro (Register Protect)20
Page 3: SEL (Character Select)/Chg (Character Change)21
Page 4:SEL (Patch Select)/Src (Source)/Dst (Destination)/ SCL/LOW (Scaling Factor/Low Note)Prm/High (Parameter/High Note)21
Page 5: PGM (MIDI Program Change Number)/Tbl (Corresponding Register Table)/Pgm (Program Change Mode)/Chl (MIDI Channel)21
Using the Reverb Programs22
About the Reverberation Algorithm23
Reverberation Parameters25
Page 1: RT MID/Shape/Spread/Size/Hf Cutoff/Pre-Delay25
Page 2: Bass Multiply/Crossover26
Page 2: RT HF Cut/Diffusion/Decay OPT / Wet/Dry MIX27
Page 3: Preecho Level27
Page 4: Preecho Delay Time27
Bank 1 - Halls29
Bank 2 - Rooms31
Bank 3 - Wild Spaces33
Bank 4 - Plates35
Using the Effects Programs37
About the Effects Algorithms38
Effects Parameters Page 1: Spin/Slope/Length/Wander/Number/Pre-Delay39
Effects Parameters Page 2: Input Blend/Feedback Level/Feedback Delay/Diffusion/Input Delay/Wet/Dry MIX40
Effects Parameters Page 3: High Pass40
Bank 5 - Effects41
Using the Sampler Programs43
SME Stereo and Mono Rate Change Overdubbing Samplers (Bank 6)45
Stereo 3S, Mono 6S, Mono 3S, Stereo Drum (Bank 7)45
Dual Rate Change Sampler (Bank 7)45
Forward/Reverse Sampler (Bank 7)45
Bank 6 Samplers - SME Only46
Bank 7 Samplers46
How to Use the Samplers: Recording/Editing/Playing47
How to Use the Samplers: Optimizing Level Triggered Playback48
How to Use the Samplers: Using Rate Change Samplers48
How to Use the Samplers: Using the Non-SME FORWARD/REVERSE Samplers48
Time Variant Recording49
Sampling Percussion49
Scrubbing49
Using MIDI to Control a Sampler50
About the Sampling Controls and Parameters51
Using the Doppler Program53
Doppler Parameters Page 1: Play Trigger/Play Type/Fudge Factor/Speed/Time/Distance Q54
Doppler Parameters Page 2: Play Trigger/Trigger Mode55
Using the Twin Delay Program56
Twin Delay Parameters Page 1: L DRY and R DRY/L WET and R WET/L DLY and R DLY57
Twin Delay Parameters Page 2: L-L FBK/R-R FBK/L-L DLY/R-R DLY/ L Pan/ R PAN57
Twin Delay Parameters Page 3: L-R FBK/R-L FBK/L-R DLY/R-L DLY58
Using the Stereo Adjust Program59
Stereo Adjust Parameters Page 1: LVL/FIN/BAL/ROT/BAS/TREB60
Stereo Adjust Parameters Page 2: XOV/HFC/SPC60
Stereo Adjust Parameters Page 2: TBL and TBR61
Stereo Adjust Parameters Page 3: DLY/EMP/INV/AUTO/RESET/HOLD/AUTO NULL/DCL and DCR61
Using the Pitch Change Program62
Pitch Change Parameters Page 1: MOD/SNC/PCH/FIN63
Pitch Change Parameters Page 2: PDL/PDR/FBL and FBR/MIX63
Pitch Change Parameters Page 3: MIDI/REF/MIR/GLL/SPL/64
Pitch Change Parameters Page 4: Pitch Chorus - Program 2/1% up 1% down - Program 3/Barber Poll - Program 4/Half Steps - Program 5/Stair Case - Program 664
Bank 9 - Pitch Shift Programs and Parameters64
Using the Parametric EQ Programs65
Stereo Parametric EQ Parameters Page 1: LVL/FIN/BAL/LNK66
Stereo Parametric EQ Parameters Page 2: FR-1 L and FR-1R/Q66
Stereo Parametric EQ Parameters Page 2: LEV67
Stereo Parametric EQ Parameters Page 3: FR-1 L and FR-1R/Q/LEV67
Mono Parametric EQ Parameters Page 1: LVL/FIN67
Mono Parametric EQ Parameters Page 2: FR-1 LF/Q/LEV/FR-LM68
Mono Parametric EQ Parameters Page 3: FR-HM/Q/LEV/FR-HI68
MIDI and the 480L69
MIDI Connections70
Connecting a Keyboard and the 480L70
Basic MIDI Setup70
Connecting a Keyboard, Sequencer, and the 480L71
Using a MIDI Keyboard to Control the 480L71
Remote Register Selection71
Using Corresponding Registers71
Using Dynamic MIDI72
Creating Custom Master Controls73
Some Notes on Controllers73
Controlling a 480L from a Sequencer74
Using Digital I/O75
The 480L and Digital Audio I/O: Input and Output Configuration76
The 480L and Digital Audio I/O: How to Select Sampling Rate76
Suggested Interface for Digital I/O Connector77
Solving Problems78
LARC Diagnostic Programs80
Specifications: Audio82
Specifications: LARC (Lexicon Alphanumeric Remote Control)83
Specifications: Interface83
Specifications: Power Requirements84
Specifications: Miscellaneous84
Specifications: Environment85
Specifications: Dimensions85
Specifications: Weight85
Voltage Changeover87
Installing the Optional Transformers87

Lexicon 480L - SME Stereo and Mono Rate Change Overdubbing Samplers (Bank 6); Stereo 3 S, Mono 6 S, Mono 3 S, Stereo Drum (Bank 7); Dual Rate Change Sampler (Bank 7); Forward;Reverse Sampler (Bank 7)

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