Delay Algorithm Parameters - Lexicon 960L - ADDENDUM Owner's Manual Addendum

Delays & Additional 96kHz Reverbs Package
Random Delays
(continued from page 7)
• Doublers
A number of techniques can be used
to randomize short delays (10 to 50
milliseconds, depending on the material).
Randomization produces a variable delay
time that can be used to create a
convincing doubled voice.
• Very Strange Sounds
When the Wand1, Wand2 parameters are
set to long times, randomization can be
used to generate unpredictable delays.
Random Delays are available in stereo, quad,
and 5-channel DSP configurations.

DELAY ALGORITHM PARAMETERS

Two types of parameters are available for
delay algorithms: standard and delay voice
parameters. Standard parameters are global,
affecting the entire algorithm. Delay voice
parameters affect individual voices. Both types
are included in the glossary that begins below.
Standard Parameters (Global)
Ctr In
Adjusts the level of the center input channel
in 5-channel DSP configurations. (This
parameter has no effect in other DSP
configurations.) Unless center channel audio is
discrete, it is recommended to set the Ctr In
parameter 6dB below the InLvl parameter.
DelMST
Controls the length of all delays. Adjustments
made to the DelMST parameter will not take
effect until the Hold parameter is set to OFF.
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Diffus
Controls the amount of diffusion in the input
and feedback paths. At a minimum, the
diffusor has no effect. As diffusion increases,
the signal becomes "smeared."
FbHipass
Controls the highpass filter in the feedback
path.
FbkDiff
Provides control of diffusion in the feedback
path. This parameter can be used to create the
effect of looping echoes fading into the
background, which is useful when modeling
tape loops and other effects.
FbkMST
For Simple Delays, controls the level of all
feedbacks. For Dual Delays, controls the level
of all feedbacks and crossfeeds. Adjustments
made to the FbkMST parameter will not take
effect until the Hold parameter is set to OFF.
FbRoll
Controls the lowpass filter in the feedback
path.
Fgrain
Controls grain for the diffusor in the feedback
path. See the Grain parameter description at
the top of the next page.
FsLvl
Sends the front left and right input channels to
the surround left and right input channels,
allowing up to 12 voices to exist for a stereo
signal. This is useful when only one stereo
input signal is present.
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