Delay Tools; Zone Delays; Frame Delays; Delay Tool Parameters - Lexicon 960L - ADDENDUM Owner's Manual Addendum

960L

DELAY TOOLS

ZONE DELAYS

Zone Delays are primarily intended for use in
live-sound applications. These algorithms
provide up to eight independent delay
channels for speaker groups. These delays can
be controlled by absolute value (milliseconds)
or distance (feet or meters). When controlled
by distance, Temp and Hum parameters are
available to control temperature and humidity.
No additional signal processing occurs inside
the algorithm.
Zone Delays require 8 x 8 DSP configuration.

FRAME DELAYS

Frame Delays are primarily intended for use in
video post-production applications. These
algorithms allow delays in audio to maintain
audio-video synchronization.
Frame Delays are available in stereo, quad,
5-channel, and 8 x 8 DSP configurations.

DELAY TOOL PARAMETERS

FrDly
Indicates the number of frames by which all
channels are delayed.
Hum
Sets to relative humidity of venue.
Temp
Sets to temperature of venue.
TrimL, TrimR
Trims the front left and front right input
channels by an additional delay. Settings
include 0, 1/4, 2/4, and 3/4 inch frames.
Delays & Additional 96kHz Reverbs Package
Type
Indicates frame format: 24, 25, 29.97, or 30
fps (frames-per-second).
Units
Controls the mode of display. When set to
English, distances are shown in feet and
temperatures are shown in Fahrenheit. When
set to Metric, distances are shown in meters
and temperatures are shown in Celsius. When
set to Time, distances are shown in absolute
time; the Temp and Hum parameters are not
affected. When the setting is changed, the
unit automatically converts English values to
metric values and vice versa.
Zone1, Zone2
Controls delay time for the signal passing from
Input 1 to Output 1 or Input 2 to Output 2.

USER INTERFACE ENHANCEMENTS

The 960L user interface features several
enhancements designed to support the new
delay algorithms. To simplify algorithm
editing, parameters have been grouped into
two separate edit screens: the Delay Voices
Edit Screen shown in Figure 5 (page 12) and
the Standard Algorithm Edit Screen shown in
Figure 6 (page 13).

DELAY VOICES EDIT SCREEN

The Delay Voices Edit screen shown in Figure 5
(page 12) contains all parameters associated
with the delay voices of the currently running
delay algorithm.
To access the Delay Voices Edit screen:
1. Press the EDIT button on the LARC2
whenever a delay program is loaded.
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