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General| Brand | Lexicon |
|---|---|
| Model | PCM 42 |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
High-performance digital delay line/processor with up to 2.4s delay, expandable to 4.8s.
Safety and operational precautions for using the PCM 42.
Detailed description of the front panel controls and indicators.
Details on voltage, power consumption, and fuses.
How to connect audio signals to the unit.
Guidelines for setting input and output levels for optimal performance.
Different ways to connect the PCM 42 within a sound system.
Simulates acoustic echo, creating rhythmic interest and tonal interest.
Creates the effect of a single performer sounding like two or more.
Creates a sweeping, resonant effect using short, varied delay times.
Creates ringing, metallic qualities with feedback and short delays.
Creates automatic, regular variations in pitch.
Radically alters swept pitches for alien, unusual sounds.
Shifts perceived sound source location in the stereo field using delay.
Advanced uses of long delay times, akin to tape loops.
Using long delays for canon effects and the infinite repeat function.
Techniques for synchronizing loops with tempo and creating layered sounds.
Step-by-step guide to setting the clock rate.
Connecting the clock output to sequencers and drum machines.
Covers distortion, noise, frequency response, dynamic range, delay specs, and modulation.
Details on input and output types and impedances.
Explanation of front panel controls and indicators.
Steps to troubleshoot when the unit does not power on.
Troubleshooting steps for incorrect display readings.
Steps to resolve issues where no audio is passed.
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