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General| Brand | Lexicon |
|---|---|
| Model | LEXICON480LV4 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the Lexicon Alphanumeric Remote Control (LARC), its display, and key functions for operating the 480L.
Details the connection process between the 480L mainframe and the LARC controller, including single and dual LARC setups.
Guides users on how to check the 480L's current configuration, sampling rate, clock source, and other system settings.
Details the four available internal configurations for the 480L: Cascade, Stereo Split, Mono Split, and Single.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to select and load programs from banks into the 480L machines.
Guides users on setting analog input and output levels for optimal performance, including signal flow diagrams.
Explains how to adjust program parameters using the LARC sliders and navigate through parameter pages.
Details the use of registers for storing and recalling edited parameter settings, including internal and cartridge memory.
Instructions on how to store edited programs into registers and assign custom names to them.
Explains the memory protection feature to prevent accidental erasure of register contents.
Explains the philosophy and structure of the 480L's reverb algorithms, focusing on ambience and room simulation.
Details the parameters for the reverb programs, including RTM, SHAPE, SPREAD, SIZE, and PREDELAY.
Introduces the 480L's effects algorithm, which uses randomly varying time delays for unique sounds.
Explains the parameters for the effects programs, including SPIN, SLOPE, LENGTH, WANDER, and DIFFUSION.
Describes the four-voice delay line program with independently adjustable parameters for level, feedback, and delay time.
Details the parameters for the Twin Delays program, covering controls for dry level, rolloff, panning, and delay settings.
Provides instructions on recording, editing, playing, and optimizing samples using the 480L's sampler controls.
Explains the various controls and parameters available for sampling programs, including CAP, EDIT, and FADE TYPE.
Describes the stereo/dual mono pitch shifter program with effects like predelay, feedback, and glide, linkable to MIDI.
Details parameters for pitch shifting, including MOD, SNC, PCH, FIN, PDL, PDR, FBL, and FBR controls.
Explains the Doppler program designed to simulate the effect of a sound source moving past a listener.
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