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<strong>Lexicon</strong> <strong>480L</strong> Owner's Manual<br />

Page One<br />

DST<br />

Distortion Mix<br />

EXM<br />

Expansion Mix<br />

XOV<br />

Xover Frequency<br />

HFC<br />

High Freq Cut<br />

XOM<br />

Xover Mix<br />

DGN<br />

Distortion Gain<br />

Page Two<br />

TSL<br />

Treble Slope<br />

TBR<br />

Treble Rotate<br />

TBM<br />

Treble Max Gain<br />

EXP<br />

Expansion Slope<br />

SUS<br />

Sustain<br />

DHP<br />

Distortion Hi Pass<br />

Page Three<br />

DLY<br />

Front Delay<br />

LSL<br />

Lo Freq Comp Ratio<br />

LFR<br />

Lo Freq Rotation Pt<br />

LMG<br />

Lo Freq Max Gain<br />

ATC<br />

Attack Time Const<br />

RTC<br />

Release Time Const<br />

Page Four<br />

GATE<br />

Noise Gate<br />

The Distression Program<br />

The Frequency Distression algorithm is extremely versatile<br />

at creating frequency compressed or distorted<br />

effects.<br />

Distression is a Mono in (left channel), Dual Mono<br />

output program. The right channel input is ignored and<br />

not processed. These programs can be run in any <strong>480L</strong><br />

configuration.<br />

ALL PRESETS SHOULD BE UTILIZED<br />

“PRE-FADER” FROM THE CONSOLE SOURCE.<br />

This program can be thought of as a low pass/high pass<br />

crossover feeding independent compressor modules.<br />

The high pass compressor feeds a dedicated distortion<br />

module capable of driving various parametric controls.<br />

The Frequency Distression programs represent a wide<br />

variety of different frequency-compressed and distorted<br />

effects from the very subtle to the awesome<br />

sublime. Many presets are simply labeled with an<br />

instrument name. This suggests the type of instrument<br />

which should be fed into the effect input.<br />

About the Parameters<br />

Page 1<br />

DST (Distortion Mix - sine/cosine)<br />

DST controls the amount of signal following treble<br />

compression either passing through the distortion<br />

module or bypassing around it.<br />

EXM (Expansion Mix - linear)<br />

EXM controls the amount of signal following treble<br />

compression either passing through all of the distortion<br />

parameters (including the distortion expansion) or bypassing<br />

it. A LARC value of 0 means absolutley no<br />

amount of distorted signal is being passed to XOM.<br />

XOV (Crossover Frequency)<br />

XOV is a6dB/octave low frequency, 12dB/octave high<br />

frequency sliding filter which determines what frequencies<br />

are low frequency and high frequency.<br />

HFC (High Frequency Cut)<br />

HFC controls the roll-off characteristics of the distorted<br />

content of the signal.<br />

XOM (Crossover Mix - sine/cosine)<br />

XOM controls the mix of low frequency and high<br />

frequency signals. It is the final mix control in the<br />

program.<br />

DGN (Distortion Gain)<br />

DGN controls the amount of distortion gain up to 6dB.<br />

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