Lexicon REFLEX - REV User Manual page 41

Create a Dynamic MIDI patch for one
of the APM parameters
1. Use the REGISTER/PRESET button and
knob to select the Reflex preset or regis-
ter you want to assign patches to.
2. Simultaneously press the PARAMETER/
LEARN and the REGISTER/PRESET
buttons to enter Advanced Programming
Mode.
If you do not know which algorithm is
running, turn the REGISTER/PRESET
knob to position 16 to view the Algorithm
ID# for the effect you have selected.
3. Turn the REGISTER/PRESET knob to
select the parameter you want as the
Destination. (See Advanced Program-
ming Mode for a list of available param-
eters for each algorithm.)
4. Press and hold down the Reflex PARAM-
ETER/LEARN button.
The display will change to show scale
values. Most range from +199 to -199,
but the range will vary from parameter to
parameter.
Turn VALUE to set the approximate per-
centage of the parameter's full range that
you want to control. For most applica-
tions, this will either be +100 or -100.)
While holding down PARAMETER/
LEARN, move the MIDI controller you
want to be the Source. You don't have to
move the controller through its entire
range — just enough for Reflex to identify
it. For example, if you are patching a foot
pedal plugged into a keyboard or foot
controller, press the foot pedal down a bit,
then back again.
5. Release the PARAMETER/LEARN but-
ton. The display will resume showing
parameter values.
6. Turn VALUE to set the parameter value
you want when the controller is at its
minimum position. This is the base value .
The decimal point in the display will flash
to indicate that a patch has been made to
this parameter. Note that the LED will
give from 1-4 quick flashes to indicate the
number of patches made to this param-
eter.
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7. Exit APM by pressing the REGISTER/
PRESET button.
8. Save the patch in a register by performing
a STORE operation. Now, whenever you
recall that register, your patch(es) will be
recalled with it. When you return to APM,
the decimal point on the display will flash
to indicate that the effect has a patch.