Lexicon MPX 1 - REV 1 User Manual page 121

181 Wah Pedal
The wah effect, patched up for pedal control.
182 Pedal Filter
Four pole resonant filter with pedal-controlled cut-off frequency. A very analog sounding
effect.
183 3-Tone
A simple low, mid, high tone control.
184 LFO Filter
A low pass filter modulated by an LFO.
185 RumbleFilter
EQ with very steep roll-off below 50 Hz created by cascading four low shelf filters.
Frequency control is in the Soft Row. For best results, set all four to the same frequency.
186 DynaTremolo
This preset follows your playing note for note and behaves accordingly. The harder you
play, the faster the tremolo. As your notes die out, the tremolo slows down. Perfect for
electric guitar and organ.
187 Auto Pan BPM
An auto panner set to pan once per quarter-note. Press Tap twice to sync up with the beat.
188 Broken Speakr
Overdrive effect is used to simulate the sound of a broken speaker.
189 Short Delay
A 125 millisecond slap.
190 Double Delay
A repeating double eighth-note pattern. Press Tap twice to sync up with the beat.
191 [n]Ekos Beat
A basic tempo-controlled echo effect. Press Tap twice to set the tempo of a beat. Press
Value to access the [n] control – which determines the number of echoes per beat.
192 ShuffleDly
Delays that repeat in a shuffle pattern.
193 Dual Echoes
Independent echoes on the left and right channels.
194 Wild Thing
A syncopated repeating delay.
195 Small Foley
A small Ambience effect adds light space to any sound effect recording.
196 Small Room
A small bright rectangular room.
197 Drum Gate
A bright gated reverb for drums.
198 Small Gym
Come back with me to those good old high school days. This preset is great for recreating
those squeaky sounds your sneakers use to make on those wooden floors.
MPX 1 Internal Controllers
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