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<strong>Lexicon</strong> <strong>480L</strong> Owner's Manual Programs — Bank 16: Distression 6 Carbon Mic DST EXM XOV HFC XOM DGN 208 63 181Hz 5.5k allfx 106 TSL TBR TBM EXP SUS DHP 84 -17 17dB 3 94 304Hz DLY LSL LFR LMG ATC RTC 5.82m 122 -19 9dB 2 4 GATE 99 7 Saxophone DST EXM XOV HFC XOM DGN 225 45 430Hz 5.5k 52% 255 TSL TBR TBM EXP SUS DHP 255 14 20 7 68 4.6k DLY LSL LFR LMG ATC RTC 7.32k 196 -19 10 3 7 GATE 99 8 Horn Blast DST EXM XOV HFC XOM DGN 255 63 60Hz 6.3k 50% 57 TSL TBR TBM EXP SUS DHP 226 15 9db 94 21 90 DLY LSL LFR LMG ATC RTC 10.3m 206 -23 9dB 2 4 GATE 99 9 Softener DST EXM XOV HFC XOM DGN 65 63 151 5.5k 64% 0 TSL TBR TBM EXP SUS DHP 190 21 22 115 0 212Hz DLY LSL LFR LMG ATC RTC 14.9m 82 -13 0 2 8 GATE 77 Program Descriptions 6 Carbon Mic The sound from 1938. This preset sends a soft amount of treble gain into the distressor. The treble component starts at 181Hz. Crossover(XOM) mix is set to all treble. EXM is also set to max at 63. DHP (Distression High Pass) rolls off the bottom end. If you reduce XOM, more of the low frequency component will be audible. Use this to obtain an old, scratchy sort of sound. 7 Saxophone This preset is designed as an alternative to reaching for the EQ knobs.There is a reasonable amount of lowfrequency compressed energy. Take the result and send into a Plate program in the Cascade mode machine B. (Mix the Plate program to something other than 100%) 8 Horn Blast This agressive preset is designed to enhance your horn section. If you want to tone it down, reduce HFC(High Frequency Cut for distression component) and/or reduce TSL (treble slope). 9 Softener Very soft edge on anything. Try it on a vox track. Subtle effect. 0 Some Fuzz If you need More Fuzz increase DGN(Distression Gain), lower XOV and increase XOM. 0 Some Fuzz DST EXM XOV HFC XOM DGN 255 63 752Hz 6.3 64% 66 TSL TBR TBM EXP SUS DHP 226 15 21 0 0 30Hz DLY LSL LFR LMG ATC RTC 5.82 206 -23 9 2 4 GATE 99 13-6
14 Bank 17: the Test & Reference Programs This chapter describes the Test & Reference programs located in Bank 17. These are: The Oscillator Programs (1-8) Pink Noise (9) Binaural Simulator (0)
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