User Preset Stored Location; Pro Tips; Maximizing Your Machine; Reverb Tail Behavior - Lexicon LXP NATIVE Owner's Manual

User Preset Stored Location

On the Mac, User Presets are stored in:
/Home/Library/Application_Support/LexiconPro/Native/
User_Presets/AlgorithmName
Home is the name of the account you're logged in under. AlgorithmName is the
name of the plug-in. (i.e. LXPHall, LXPChamber, etc.)
On Windows 7 and Windows Vista, User Presets are stored in:
Users/"username"/appdata/"usertype"/Lexicon_LXP_Native/
User_Presets/AlgorithmName
On Windows XP it's:
Documents_and_Settings/"username"/Application_Data/
Lexicon_LXP_Native/User_Presets/AlgorithmName
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Pro Tips

Maximizing your machine

These plug-in reverbs are written to be efficient, and most computers will run more
copies than you may need. But if you find yourself needing to squeeze a little bit
more out of your CPU, you can take the following simple steps:
Turn off the active displays. The central window can represent your reverb
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in real-time in several ways. This display consumes some of your computer's
processing power. If you click until you reach the Display Off screen, your
computer will have more time for audio.
9 Close the plug-in editor. Unless you're actively controlling your mix in real-
time, you don't need the editor after you've made the appropriate settings.
The knobs, faders and displays require processing power. You can always
reopen the editor if you need to edit.

Reverb Tail Behavior

Each host treats plug-ins a little bit differently. You'll notice this especially when
you stop, loop or relocate. You may notice that the tail stops immediately on one
platform and continues to ring on another. You may also notice that the behavior
changes when the plug-in is inserted on an audio track, an instrument track or an
aux track. Lexicon strives to ensure consistent algorithm behavior across multiple
platforms, but some DAWs produce different results than others.
Pro Tips
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