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LEXICON PCM 81 - REV 2 User Manual

LEXICON PCM 81 - REV 2 User Manual (174 pages)

Brand: LEXICON | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 1.34 MB

Table of Contents

Precautions
2
Unpacking and Inspection
2
Notice
3
Table of Contents
4
Introduction
4
DK Vigtig Information Om Sikkerhed

6
- Introduction
  6
Fi

7
NO Viktig Informasjon Om Sikkerhet

7
SE Viktiga Säkerhetsföreskrifter

7
DE Wichtige Sicherheitsanweisungen

8
ES Instrucciones Importantes de Seguridad

8
FR Instructions de Sûreté Importantes

9
IT Importanti Norme DI Sicurezza

9
- Getting Started
  10
- About the Pcm 81
  11
  - Tempo Control
    11
  - The Algorithms
    11
  - The Presets
    11
  - Editing
    12
  - Memory Cards
    12
  - User Interface
    12
- Front Panel Overview
  13
- Rear Panel Overview
  15
  - Balanced Inputs
    16
  - Balanced Outputs
    16
  - Input Level
    16
- Block Diagram
  17
- Audio Connections
  18
- Installation Notes
  18
  - Mounting
    18
  - Power Requirements
    18
  - Connectors
    19
  - MIDI
    19
  - Setting Audio Levels
    19
  - Headroom Display
    20
  - Overload
    20
  - Selecting a Digital Input Source
    20
  - Selecting Word Size
    20
  - Configurations
    21
  - Setting Analog and Digital Input Level
    21
  - Setting Output Level
    21
  - Connecting to a Mixing Console’s Effects Sends
    22
  - PCMCIA SRAM Memory Card
    22
  - Basic Operation
    23
  - Go or Pro
    24
- Modes of Operation
  24
- Navigating a Matrix
  24
Section 2: Basic Operation

24
- Info
  26
- Control Mode
  27
  - 0.0 Word Clock
    28
  - Dig in Status
    28
  - Row 0 Audio
    28
  - Error Log
    29
  - Analog in Lvl
    30
  - Dig in Lvl
    30
  - Emphasis Bit
    31
  - Output Level
    31
  - Scms
    31
  - Wordsize
    31
  - Bypass Mode/Bypass Src
    32
  - MIX Mode
    32
  - Tempo Mode
    32
  - Auto Load
    33
  - Mem Protect
    33
  - Patch Update
    33
  - Pgm Bypass
    33
  - Format
    34
  - Load
    34
  - Pgm Change
    35
  - Receive
    35
  - Reset
    35
  - Transmit
    35
  - Automation
    36
  - Chain
    36
  - Int Clock
    36
  - Send
    36
  - Dump Speed
    37
  - Setup
    37
  - Store
    37
  - Mapx
    38
  - Pgm Assign
    38
- Program and Register Banks
  39
  - Selecting Effects
    39
  - Tempo Mode
    41
    
    The Tempo Mode Matrix
    42
    
    Tap Duration
    42
    
    Tap Source and Tap Level
    42
    
    Beatvalue
    42
  - Average
    43
  - Display
    43
- Editing an Effect
  43
  - The Soft Knob
    43
  - Compare
    44
  - Controlling the Soft Knob with a Foot Pedal
    44
  - The Soft Row
    44
  - Bypass
    46
  - Store Operations
    46
  - Storing an Effect
    46
  - Turning Memory Protection off
    46
  - How the PCM 81 Selects a Default Bank and Register
    47
  - Renaming the ADJUST Knob Patch
    47
  - Renaming the Effect
    47
  - Selecting a Bank and Register Location
    48
  - The Full Edit Matrix
    48
  - Concert Hall
    49
  - Creating a Soft Row
    50
  - About Sources
    52
  - Assigning a Source
    52
  - Patching
    52
  - The Patch Row
    52
  - MIDI Controller Numbers
    53
  - Patch Sources
    53
  - Assigning a Destination
    54
  - Assigning Values
    54
  - Creating a Patch with Default Values
    55
  - Jump
    55
  - Patching Examples
    55
  - Adjusting the Modulation Source Parameters
    57
  - Changing the Default Destination Values
    57
  - Adding an Additional Pivot Point to the Patch
    58
  - Mod Row Patches
    60
  - Multiple Patches with the same Destination
    60
  - Algorithms and Parameters
    61
Section 3: Algorithms and Parameters

62
- About the Algorithms
  62
- The 4-Voice Algorithms
  62
  - Concert Hall
    64
  - Plate
    65
  - Chamber
    66
  - Inverse
    67
  - Infinite
    68
- The 6-Voice Algorithms
  69
  - Glide>Hall
    70
  - Chorus+Rvb
    71
  - M-Band+Rvb
    72
- The Resonant Chord Algorithms
  73
  - Res1>Plate and Res2>Plate
    73
  - Chorus
    75
  - Controls
    75
  - Mstdepth and Mstrate
    75
- The Parameters
  75
  - FX Adjust
    76
  - High Cut
    76
  - Inlvl L&R, Inpan L&R
    76
  - Voice Dif
    76
  - Delay Time
    77
  - Gldresp
    77
  - Master
    77
  - Clear
    78
  - Gldrange
    78
  - Voices
    78
  - Feedback/Cross Feedback
    79
  - Mstr Fbk, Mstr X-Fbk
    79
  - Voices 1-6 Fbk, X-Fbk
    79
  - Filters
    80
  - Glide Fx
    80
  - Mstr LC/HC
    80
  - Levels
    81
  - Mod: LFO
    81
  - Modulation
    81
  - Mod: AR Env
    82
  - Mod: Env L and Mod: Env R
    83
  - Mod: Latch
    83
  - Mod: Sw 1 and Mod: Sw 2
    84
  - Panning
    85
  - V1-V6 Pitch
    89
  - Diffusion
    90
  - Resonance
    90
  - Rvb Design
    90
  - Shape, Spread
    90
  - MID Rt and Low Rt
    91
  - Rvb In/Out
    91
  - Rvb Time
    91
  - Rvb Width
    91
  - Crossover
    92
  - Ekofbk L&R,Ekodly L&R
    92
  - Low Slope and MID Slope
    92
  - Pre Delay
    92
  - About the Pitch Algorithms
    93
  - Pst Dly L&R
    93
  - Pst MIX
    93
- The Pitch Algorithms
  93
  - About Pitch Shifting
    94
  - Amount of Pitch Shifting
    94
  - Low Frequency Content of the Input Material
    94
  - Pitch-Complexity of the Input Material
    94
  - Quad>Hall
    95
  - Dual-Chamb
    96
  - Dual-Plt
    97
  - Dual-Inv
    98
  - Stereo-Chmb
    99
  - Vso-Chmb
    100
  - Low Pitch
    104
  - Mstrcents
    104
  - Mstrscale
    104
  - The Pitch Parameters
    104
  - Shift L+R
    105
  - Tips for Setting Pitch Parameters
    105
- Using the Submixer
  105
  - Sends
    106
  - Returns
    107
  - Routing
    107
  - Useful Configurations
    108
  - Mono In/Stereo out Series 1
    109
  - Mono In/Stereo out Series 2
    109
  - Mono In/Stereo out Parallel
    110
  - Stereo Parallel
    110
  - Dual Mono In/Mono out
    111
  - Dual Mono In/Stereo out
    111
  - Pitch FX Block
    112
  - Reverb Block
    112
- Rvb and Fx Block Controls
  112
  - Rvb in W, FX in W
    113
  - Rvbinlvl, FX Inlvl
    113
  - Rvbmix, FX MIX
    113
- The Pitch Correct Algorithm
  114
  - The Pitch Correct Parameters
    115
    
    Controls Row
    115
    
    FX Hicut, FX Locut
    115
    
    Correction
    116
    
    Low Pitch and High Pitch
    116
    
    Shift Row
    117
    
    Shift Cents
    117
    
    Shift Semitones
    117
- Alphabetical Index of Presets
  118
- Overview
  118
Section 4: Presets

118
- Multi Effects
  120
- Program Bank 0 (P0)
  120
- Program Bank 1 (P1)
  125
  - Rhythmic Echo and Delay Effects
    125
  - Ambience Effects
    129
  - Eq Effects
    130
- Program Bank 2 (P2)
  130
- Resonant Chords Effects Stet
  135
- Program Bank 3 (P3)
  136
  - Reverb Effects
    136
  - Remix Effects
    140
- Program Bank 4 (P4)
  141
  - Vocal Shift
    141
  - Vocal Harmony
    142
  - Guitar Magic
    143
  - Instrument Shift & Harmony
    144
- Program Bank 5 (P5)
  146
  - Sci-Fi Fx
    146
  - Pitch Correct
    149
  - Utility Programs
    149
- Alphabetical Index of Presets
  151
Section 5: MIDI Operation

153
- Accessing Programs and Registers
  154
- Selecting a MIDI Channel
  154
- Controlling Tempo Rate with MIDI Clock
  155
  - MIDI Tempo Control
    155
  - Using the Pcm 81 as a MIDI Clock Source
    155
- Controller Quirks
  156
Section 5: MIDI Operation (Continued)

156
- The ADJUST Knob, Foot Pedal, Foot SW1, and Foot SW 2 as MIDI Controllers
  156
  - Controlling the Soft Knob with MIDI
    157
  - Pgm Change: off
    157
  - Pgm Change: on
    157
  - Program Change Messages
    157
  - Pgm Change: Chain
    158
  - Pgm Change: Map
    158
  - Sysex Automation
    158
  - Controller Automation
    159
  - Dynamic MIDI
    159
  - MIDI Clock and Clock Commands
    159
  - Reset All Controllers
    159
- Bulk Data Dumps
  160
- MIDI Implementation Chart
  160
- Troubleshooting
  162
Section 6: Troubleshooting

163
- Common MIDI Problems
  163
- Low Voltage
  163
- Overheating
  163
- No Input
  164
- Operational Problems
  164
- Power on Behavior
  164
- Restoring Factory Default Settings
  164
- Reinitialization
  165
Appendix

166
- Declaration of Conformity
  166
- Specifications
  166
  - Specifications
    167
  - Pcm 81 Quick Reference Guide
    172
  - Program Banks and Register Banks
    172
  - Tempo
    172
  - Audition the Programs
    173
  - Edit
    173
  - Pro Mode
    173

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