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Like the original hardware, UAD Lexicon 224 buttons are momentary-style
Lexicon 224
Buttons
and don't latch in a down position. When a function is unavailable within a
particular program, the button's LED will not illuminate when clicked (the LEDs
also don't illuminate for the increment/decrement buttons).
The first click of an increment/decrement button displays the current value of
the parameter; the value is actually changed only with subsequent clicks. This
feature enables viewing the current setting without changing it.
Tip:
uously changed by holding the button down.
The six sliders control the main reverb parameters within a program. These
Lexicon 224
Sliders
are the most obvious controls to reach for when fine-tuning a reverb program
to best suit the material at hand.
In P9 Chorus A, the first four sliders don't control the labeled parameters. See
"P9 Chorus A" on page 310
Tip:
Clicking the text label of any slider will return that slider to the default value
for the active program.
Inputs &
The Lexicon 224 hardware has two inputs (see Mono/Stereo below), and
Outputs
four discrete outputs, labeled as A, B, C, and D. Outputs A and C were de-
signed to be used as the main stereo left/right outputs. The other two outputs,
B and D, are implemented in some programs for use as quadraphonic reverb.
The UAD Lexicon 224 fully models the individual sonics of all four outputs
when available in the program algorithm. The alternate B and D outputs are
available via the
Note:
Mono/Stereo
The Lexicon 224 hardware has dual channel inputs (left and right) and is a
Operation
true stereo processor. Like the hardware, when the UAD Lexicon 224 plug-in
is used in a stereo-in/stereo out configuration, the left and right channel sig-
nals are both processed.
When used in a mono-in/stereo out configuration, the mono input is sent to
both channels of the stereo processor.
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For the inc/dec buttons (e.g., Reverb Diffusion), the value can be contin-
Clicking a slider "cap" will show its value in the Numerical Display.
Rear Outs
The dry signal at the Lexicon 224 output is completely unprocessed.
for descriptions of the sliders in this program.
control
(page
303).
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