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General| Processing | 24-bit |
|---|---|
| Number of Engines | 2 |
| Rack Spaces | 1U |
| AD/DA Conversion | 24-bit |
| Effects | Reverb, Delay, Modulation, Dynamics |
| Inputs | 2 x XLR, 2 x 1/4" TRS |
| Outputs | 2 x XLR, 2 x 1/4" TRS |
| MIDI I/O | In/Out |
| USB | Yes |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Dimensions | 19" x 1.75" |
Warnings about electric shock risks and the importance of not opening the unit.
Instructions on power cord connection, wire color identification, and proper grounding.
Official statement of product adherence to safety and EMC standards.
Specific safety advice for users operating with UK power plugs.
Information on the device's conformance to electromagnetic compatibility standards.
Details on warranty validity, registration, proof of purchase, and repair procedures.
Explanation of manufacturer liability limits and exclusion clauses for damages.
General description of the MX400 Dual Stereo/Surround Reverb Processor.
Lists the components provided with the MX400 unit.
Step-by-step instructions for setting up a standard parallel audio connection.
Guidance on powering the unit and setting initial input audio levels.
How to choose and load effect programs using the front panel controls.
Description of Gain LEDs and Input Knobs for signal level monitoring and adjustment.
Details the Main Display, Page/Select Knob, and other navigation buttons.
Explanation of Store, System, Bypass, and User/Factory LED indicators.
Covers the Power Switch and the Program/Load knob for unit operation.
Details USB, Footswitch, and S/PDIF digital input/output ports.
Describes balanced analog line output and input pairs for audio connections.
General description of the MX400 processor's connectivity options.
Guides on connecting the MX400 for surround sound processing.
Instructions for setting up stereo audio connections.
Details on connecting for dual independent stereo processing.
Explains S/PDIF digital inputs/outputs mirroring analog signals.
Discusses selecting digital/analog inputs and clock sources for digital audio.
How to choose and load programs for Surround/Stereo and Dual Stereo configurations.
Steps for saving and duplicating user programs on the MX400.
Guide to adjusting effect parameters using Edit Knobs and the Page/Select knob.
How to swap effects within a program and select new effects.
How to assign specific parameters to the Edit Knobs for each program.
How to adjust effect mix levels and routing configurations.
Diagrams and explanations for various stereo routing options.
Describes Stereo In/Surround Out and Surround In/Out routing options.
How to adjust effect mix levels and routing configurations.
Explains the Tempo button and the two types of Bypass functions.
Defines parallel and serial effect connections and typical use cases.
Details Hall, Vocal Hall, Drum Hall, and Surround Hall reverb characteristics.
Describes Plate, Room, and Chamber reverb effects and their sonic qualities.
Explains Gated, Reverse, and Ambience reverb effects and their applications.
Describes Studio, Arena, and Spring reverb types and their uses.
Explains Pre Delay, Mid RT/Decay, Diffusion, and Shape & Spread parameters.
Details Size, RT High Cut, and Liveliness controls for reverb shaping.
Explains Bass Boost, Bass Boost Frequency, ER Time, and ER Level parameters.
Covers Feedback Delay and Feedback Level parameters for Plate reverbs.
Describes Studio, Digital, and Tape Delay effects and their features.
Explains Pong, Modulated, and Reverse Delay effects and their characteristics.
Details the 2-Tap Delay effect and the Tempo control for delay timing.
Explains Delay Time, Feedback, High Pass, and Low Pass Filter controls.
Describes Ducker Level and Ducker Threshold for signal ducking.
Explains Smear, Tap, Level, Pan, and Mod Depth controls for effects.
Details the De-Esser effect for sibilance control in vocals.
Introduces the Compressor effect for dynamic range control.
Details Ratio, Frequency, Bandwidth, Threshold, Gain, and Attack parameters.
Explains Release and Knee controls for compressor behavior.
Describes Chorus and Flanger effects and their sonic characteristics.
Details the Phaser effect and its comb-filter type sound.
Explains Tremolo, Rotary, Vibrato effects and their applications.
Describes Pitch Shift and Detune effects for pitch manipulation.
Explains the Speed parameter for modulated effect cycles.
Details Depth, Voices, Regen, and Diffusion parameters.
Covers PreDelay, Waveform, Phase, Phase Stages, Stereo Spread.
Explains Minimum Speed, Maximum Speed, and Doppler controls.
Covers Configuration, Contrast, and Program Load settings.
Details selecting digital/analog inputs and clock sources.
Explains Analog Output configuration and Digital Output modes.
Covers Bypass Select, MIDI Channel A/B, and MIDI Clock Sync.
Controls MIDI Program Receive, MIDI CC Receive, and Tempo Display.
Configures footswitch functions and factory reset procedures.
Instructions for installing the MX-Edit software on Windows and Mac.
How to navigate the library and edit programs using the software.
Details the program editor window and signal routing options.
Procedures for saving programs to disk and storing them to the MX400.
How to back up and restore the MX400's state using the Archive feature.
How to use the plug-in window and its controls.
How to select reverbs or effects in Processor 1 or 2.
Methods for adjusting parameters using mouse and keyboard.
Controls for Tempo, Bypass, and naming programs within MX-Edit.
Procedures for saving programs to disk and storing them to the MX400.
How to back up and restore the MX400's state using the Archive feature.
Minimum hardware and software requirements for plug-in usage.
Steps for installing the VST/AU plug-in and connecting the MX400.
Setting up the DAW and audio routing for the hardware plug-in.
Steps to configure audio busses for external effects.
How to use the plug-in window and its controls.
Details MIDI channels, modes, and message types supported by the MX400.
Details impedance, level, and conversion for analog audio connections.
Lists frequency response, THD+N, dynamic range, and crosstalk.
Specifies digital formats, sample rates, and control interface details.
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