Tail Width; Transposition; Tuning Master; Tuning System - Lexicon PCM NATIVE STRINGBOX Owner's Manual

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Tail Width

This parameter is found only in the Stringbox algorithm. A matrix is used to mix the output

signal. This controls the impression of signal width. Very spacious signals should be monitored

with both a surround decoder and in mono, in order to maintain compatibility. All settings in

factory presets are safe for any application.

In the Stringbox algorithm, this parameter transposes the resonance relative to the keyboard.

For example, if a C is depressed on the keyboard and the transposition is 2 semitones, that

string will resonate a D.

In the musical world, the tuning reference is A=440. This means that the note A (above middle

C) is equivalent to 440 Hz. However, that's not the way it always works in the real world. In the

Stringbox algorithm, this parameter allows you to change the base tuning to something other

than A=440.

Controls the way the strings are tuned. Many choices are available. Equal-tempered is best

for most applications, but several forms of just-intonation are available for Baroque musicians.

Quarter-tone is available as are several non-tonal tuning plans.

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