The 2-Tone And 3-Tone Effects; 2-Tone (M), 2-Tone (S) And 2-Tone (D) - Lexicon MPX 1 - REV User Manual

The Tone effects allow you to create a unique set of EQs to make simple tone
adjustments.
The 2-Tone effects split the signal into two bands, one low and one high, with the
controls to create low or high shelving filters. Gain1 cuts or boosts all of the
frequencies below the frequency selected by Fc and Gain 2 cuts or boosts all
frequencies above this point, creating a basic bass/treble control.
2-Tone (M) , 2-Tone (S) and 2-Tone (D)
2-Tone (M)
Mix 0-100%
Level Off, -89 to +6dB
Fc, FcL, FcR 100-10000Hz
Gain1, G-L1, G-L2 -90 to +6dB
Gain2, G-R 1, G-R2 -90 to +6dB
* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameter
2-Tone (S)
2-Tone (D)
Dry/Wet ratio
Amount of effect in the processed signal
Corner frequency of both low and high band(s)
Level of low band(s) (frequencies below Fc or FcL)
Level of high band(s) (frequencies above Fc or FcR)
The Effects and Parameters
The 2-Tone and
3-Tone Effects
Setting Gain 1 to 0dB creates a
simple treble control
Setting Gain 2 to 0dB creates a
simple bass control
The 2-Tone (M) effect splits the
signal into low and high bands with
independent adjustment of low and
high levels, as well as the split
frequency to create low and/or high
shelving filters.
2-Tone (S) is a stereo version of
2-Tone (M). 2-Tone (D) is a dual
version.
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