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MPX G2 Prog
ram Descriptions
Program
s
20 and 26-29
are variati
ons of 21-25. Each offe
rs
the sam
e combina
tion
of
Wah,
Scream
er
and
mod
ulat
ion
effec
ts
with
the
MPX
R1
Toe
Switch
turning
the
wah
on
and
off.
This
makes
it
possi
ble
to h
ave the
w
ah a
nd
mod
ula
tion eff
ect
s on
at
the
sam
e
time
.
20
Wa
h &
U
ni
26
Wa
h &
Fla
nge
27
Wa
h &
Phas
er
28
Wa
h &
C
horus
29
Wa
h &
A
ero
143
145
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
6
Table of Contents
6
Introduction
12
Product Overview
14
The Front Panel
14
The Rear Panel
15
Installation Notes
16
Mounting
16
Power Requirements
16
Quick Start
16
Stand Alone
17
Amp Input Only
18
Amp Input & FX Loop
19
Connecting Other Equipment
21
Signal Flow
23
Stand Alone
23
Internal Grounding
24
Unbalanced Connections
24
Guitar Input
24
Main Outputs
24
Insert Send
25
Insert Returns
25
Automatic Insert Return Signal Routing
25
Right (Mono) Only
25
Stereo
25
Left Only
25
Connecting the Main Outputs to Mono Input
26
Setting Audio Levels
26
Using Soft Sat
26
Input Level and Clip Indicators
26
Aux in and Clip Indicators
26
Basic Operation
28
MPX G2 Menus
28
Loading and Playing with Programs
29
Program Load
29
Effect Bypass
30
Insert Bypass
30
Dedicated Analog Controllers
30
Programmable Bypass Modes
31
Tuner
31
Tap
31
A/B
32
Soft Row Editing
32
Using the Database
33
Program Store
34
Editing
36
Effect Editing
36
The MPX G2 Edit Menus
38
MIX
39
Adjusting Pre-Gain and Post-Gain Level
39
Speaker Sim
40
Automatic Speaker Sim Routing
41
Noise Gate
42
Meters
43
Effect Order
44
Routing Map
45
How to Change Routing Connections
47
How to Change Routing Options
47
Routing Examples
48
Notes and Tips on Routing
51
Controllers (Knob, LFO 1 and 2, Random, A/B and Env )
52
Tempo
53
Rate
53
Source
54
Beat Value
54
Tap Source
54
Compare
54
Soft Row Parameter Assignment
55
Database Assignmments
55
Copy Effect
57
Patching
58
Selecting a Source and Destination
59
Changing the Range of the Source Controller
60
Viewing Source Controller Activity
60
Copying Patches
61
MIDI Learn - Automatic Controller Assignment
61
Changing the Range of the Destination Parameter
62
Linear or Nonlinear Control
63
Suspending and Clearing Patches
64
Multiple Patches with the same Destination
64
System Controls
66
The System Menus
66
Audio Controls
66
Soft Sat
66
Output Mode
66
Modes
67
Pgm Load
67
MIX
67
Pgm Bypass
67
Tempo Mode
67
Memory Protect
68
Brightness
68
Sleep
68
Post Bypass
70
Insert
70
FX Loop
70
MIX
70
Setup Load and Setup Store
70
MIDI
72
Program Change/Options: Pgm# Offset, Pgm+ and
72
Receive
72
Transmit
72
Ctl Send/Options: MIDI Reset
73
Ctl Smooth
73
Clock Send
73
Soft Thru
74
Dump/Options: Xmit Speed
74
MIDI Maps
75
Program Chains
76
Initialize
77
Clear Programs
78
Copy Programs
79
Global Patches/Options: MIDI Learn and Dst Edit
80
Calibrate Pedal
81
Bypass Patches
81
Tuner Mode
82
Global Effects
82
Speaker Sim Mode
83
Noise Gate Mode
83
Reverb Mode
83
Bypass Mode
83
MIDI Operation
84
Selecting a MIDI Channel
84
Accessing Programs
84
Controlling MPX G2 Tempo Rate with MIDI Clock
85
MIDI Tempo Control
85
Using the MPX G2 as a MIDI Clock Source
85
Slaving Two or more MPX G2S
86
Controller Quirks
87
The Knob, Footpedal and Footswitch as MIDI Controllers
87
Program Change Messages
88
Automation
89
Sysex Automation
89
Controller Automation
89
Reset All Controllers
89
MIDI Clock and Clock Commands
89
Dynamic MIDI
90
Bulk Data Dumps
90
MIDI Implementation Chart
91
The Effects and Parameters
92
Notes on Combining Effects
93
Notes on Controlling Effect Parameters
93
Notes on the Effect Descriptions
93
Gain Effects
94
Tone
94
Crunch
94
Screamer
95
Overdrive
96
Distortion
97
Preamp and Splitpreamp
97
Effect1 and Effect2
99
Panner
102
Auto Pan
102
Tremolo (M) and Tremolo (S)
103
Univybe
103
Customvybe
104
Phaser
104
Orangephase
105
Red Comp
105
Blue Comp
106
Digidrive1 and Digidrive2
106
Octabuzz
107
Sweepfilter
108
1-Band (M)
108
Wah 1, Wah 2 and Pedalwah1, Pedalwah2
109
Volume (M), Volume (S) and Volume (D)
110
Pedalvol and Extpedalvol
110
Test Tone
111
Click
111
Chorus Effects
112
Chorus
112
Detune (M)
113
Flanger (M), Flanger24 (M) and Flanger (S)
114
Rotary Cab
115
Aerosol
115
Orbits
116
Centrifuge1 and Centrifuge2
117
Comb 1 and Comb 2
118
Volume (M), Volume (S) and Volume (D)
119
Pedalvol and Extpedalvol
119
Delay Effects
120
Delay (M), Delay (S) and Delay (D)
121
Echo (M), Echo (S) and Echo (D)
122
Looper
123
Jamman
124
Ducker
125
Reverb Effects
126
Chamber
126
Hall
126
Plate
127
Ambience
127
Gate
128
EQ Effects
129
1-Band (M), 2-Band (M), 3-Band (M) and 4-Band (M)
131
1-Band (S) and 2-Band (S)
131
1-Band (D) and 2-Band (D)
132
Fc Splitter
132
Crossover
133
Volume (M), Volume (S) and Volume (D)
133
Pedalvol and Extpedalvol
134
MPX G2 Internal Controllers
136
Knob
136
LFO1 and LFO2
136
Random Generator
137
A/B Glide
137
Env
138
Footswitch Controllers
138
Program Descriptions
140
Troubleshooting
170
Low Voltage
170
Troubleshooting Low Voltage
170
Overheating
170
Common MIDI Problems
170
Power on Behavior
171
Specifications
172
Other manuals for Lexicon MPX G2
Service Manual
165 pages
Service Bulletin
2 pages
Specifications
3 pages
4
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Model
MPX G2
Category
Recording Equipment
Language
English
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