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General| Digital or Analog | Digital |
|---|---|
| I/O | Stereo |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Form Factor | Rackmount |
| Rack Spaces | 1U |
| Effects | Reverb, Delay, Chorus |
| Type | Multi-effects processor |
Overview of the MPX 1's features and capabilities, explaining its multi-effects processing.
Essential safety instructions and warnings for operating the MPX 1 unit.
Lists trademarked company names referenced in the manual.
Detailed description of the MPX 1's front panel controls and their functions.
Explanation of all connectors and I/O ports on the rear of the MPX 1.
Guidance on mounting, ventilation, and audio/MIDI connections.
Overview of the MPX 1's menu structure and navigation for accessing functions.
Steps for selecting, loading, and playing programs from the MPX 1 library.
How to save modified programs and custom settings on the MPX 1.
Guide to modifying parameters of individual effects within a program.
Visual representation and configuration of signal flow between effect blocks.
Controls for setting and synchronizing tempo for delay and modulation effects.
How to assign controllers to parameters for remote control.
Automatic recognition and assignment of MIDI controllers for patch control.
Accessing and configuring global settings affecting overall operation of the MPX 1.
Settings for input/output characteristics, including stereo/mono modes and clock sources.
Saving and recalling system configurations as "Setups" for quick re-use.
Configuration of MIDI communication, including program change and controller messages.
Setting MIDI channels and managing Program Change messages.
Using controllers and the arpeggiator for dynamic MIDI control.
Detailed explanation of pitch, chorus, and equalization effects.
Description of modulation, delay, and reverb algorithms.
Using front panel controls, LFOs, and the arpeggiator for sound shaping.
Envelope generators, random number generator, and sample-and-hold controllers.
Connecting and assigning functions to external footswitches.
Descriptions of the first ten factory presets, detailing their effects and usage.
Descriptions of factory presets 11 through 20, covering various effects.
Descriptions of factory presets 101 to 110, including effects like detune and delays.
Guidance for resolving issues like low voltage, overheating, and MIDI communication errors.
Troubleshooting front panel controls, signal lock, and effect output problems.
Technical specifications for audio connectors, levels, and digital interfaces.
Metrics for A/D, D/A conversion, and operating temperature/humidity.
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