Shift (M), Shift (S) And Shift (D); Volume (M), Volume (S) And Volume (D) - Lexicon MPX 1 - REV 2 User Manual

MPX 1 User Guide

Shift (M), Shift (S) and Shift (D)

The pitch shift effects are de-
signed to provide both fine (1 cent
resolution) and coarse (semitone
resolution) pitch shift effects. Use
them to create harmonizations,
detuning, or special effects. The
Tune parameters can be glided
smoothly across their entire
range. Try controlling Tune with a
foot pedal or MIDI controller for
"whammy-bar" and pedal steel ef-
fects with guitars.
Shift (M) is a single-channel
pitch shifter.
Shift (S) is a stereo version of
Shift (M) with synchronized
crossfades.
Shift (D) provides mono input to
two independent pitch shifters
controlled by Tune1 and Tune 2.
The first shifter goes to the left
output, the second to the right out-
put.
ClassicDetune 5th Plate
Wet Triads

Volume (M), Volume (S) and Volume (D)

The Volume effects can be
placed in front of, or behind, other
effect blocks to provide smooth
level control through a 95dB
range. You can use them for dy-
namic input or output control, EQ
input trim (helpful when adding
large amounts of gain with an EQ
effect), stereo to mono mixer,
cross fade controls, volume pedal,
etc.
In Volume(M) the left and right
inputs are mixed together, then
sent to both outputs through a vol-
ume control.
In Volume (S) the left and right
inputs are sent through a ganged
pair of volume controls.
In Volume (D) the left and right
inputs are sent through indepen-
dent volume controls.
ChrsRvbMorph Volume Pedal
7-4
Shift (M)
Mix 0-100%
Level Off, -89 to +6dB
Tune -4800 to +1900 cents
(Optimize) 0-100
Glide Off, On
These effects use more processing resources than the detuners. Shift (S) and Shift (D) are
among the largest effects in the MPX 1.
Volume (M)
Mix 0-100%
Level* Off, -89 to +6dB
Vol* 0-100%
* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameter
Shift (S)
Shift (D)
Dry/Wet ratio
Amount of effect in the processed signal
Pitch shift
Adjusts the amount of delay in the pitch shifter
Coarse, fine resolution of pitch shift
Volume (S)
Volume (D)
Dry/Wet ratio
Amount of effect in the processed signal
Amount of effect in the processed signal
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