Lexicon MPX 1 V1.10 - MIDI IMPLEMENTATION DETAILS Midi Implementation Manual page 37

MPX 1 V1.10 MIDI Implementation Details
Destination effect/controller type is the effect or controller that will be acted upon by the patch. The value
in this field must be one of the following numbers:
0 Pitch
1 Chorus
2 EQ
3 Mod
4 Reverb
5 Delay
6 Knob
7 LFO1
8 LFO2
9 Arpeggiator*
10 ADR1
11 ADR2
12 Randomizer
13 AB Controller
14 Sample and Hold
15 Envelope1 Generator
16 Envelope2 Generator
17 System Parameters
*Although this controller appears in the list, none of its parameters can be patched.
A value of 0xFF indicates that the destination is unassigned.
Destination parameter number is the parameter number for specified effect or controller number that will
be acted upon by the current patch. This number is an index into the parameters for the effect or controller,
NOT the Parameter Type number. The Mix parameter for all effects, for instance, is parameter number
0. Level is ALWAYS parameter number 1. With the exception of System Parameters, these indeces
directly map the last number of the LUSP control address for each parameter. For System Parameters,
0=Master Mix and 1=Master Level. A value of 0xFF indicates that the destination is unassigned.
Destination minimum value is the minimum value that the patch will drive the parameter. The range of this
parameter depends on the type of parameter being patched. The value here will always be a value
between the minimum and the maximum values allowed for the parameter.
Destination mid value is the middle value of the destination that the patch will drive the parameter to when
the mid source value is applied to the patch.
Destination maximum value is the maximum value of the destination that the patch will drive the parameter
to when the maximum source value is applied to the patch.
The min and max allowable destination values for a given parameter are listed in each parameter
description. See Parameter Description (04 hex)..
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