Main Panel; Navigation And Control; Display, Buttons, And Faders - Arturia REV LX-24 User Manual

3. MAIN PANEL

The Main Panel is where you'll be doing the majority of your adjustments to the reverb. We'll
talk about the Advanced Panel [p.14] in the next chapter.

3.1. Navigation and Control

The Main Panel, whilst maintaining the aesthetic of the original Lexicon Alphanumeric
Remote Control (or LARC) has been somewhat simplified.
This means you not only have the same combination of buttons and sliders as in the
original, but you will use the display above to select Algorithms. On top of this you can also
dive a bit deeper using the advanced panel.

3.1.1. Display, buttons, and faders

The Original LARC features 16 buttons above the faders, 8 of which are dedicated to
selecting algorithms.
The function of these 8 select buttons has been replaced on the display. You can either use
the 2 arrows, one either side of the LED, displaying the name of the selected algorithm or
by clicking on the name to show a dropdown menu. When a fader is used, the value is
displayed here, along with an LED with the relevant measurement unit.
The display also contains audio input level LEDs up to 0 dB and a processor overflow
indicator. On the original, this overflow illuminates under high input or bad settings, which
would cause the arrhythmic processor to overflow, this function has been replicated here in
software.
The 8 remaining buttons perform more operational functions, some of which are covered
here, like Lock, Mode-Enh and Decay Optim.
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