Lexicon 480L | PDF - Freeverb3
Lexicon 480L | PDF - Freeverb3
Lexicon 480L | PDF - Freeverb3
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<strong>Lexicon</strong> <strong>480L</strong> Owner's Manual<br />
Glossary<br />
• Mainframe Mainframe refers to a functional <strong>480L</strong><br />
operating with one or more machines.<br />
• Machine Each <strong>480L</strong> HSP board is addressed in the<br />
mainframe as an independent machine, or signal processing<br />
engine. In addition, the <strong>480L</strong> can recognize the<br />
<strong>Lexicon</strong> 224XL and address it as another machine.<br />
• Algorithm The <strong>480L</strong> contains several algorithms.<br />
An algorithm is a set of instructions that tells the <strong>480L</strong>'s<br />
microprocessors how to process the input signal. One<br />
algorithm produces effects, another reverberation, another<br />
sampling, etc. Each Machine in the <strong>480L</strong> can<br />
process an algorithm independently from the other<br />
machine.<br />
• Parameter Each algorithm has a set of parameters<br />
(controls) that uniquely characterize it. The settings of<br />
the parameters can be changed to create radically<br />
different sounds from a single algorithm.<br />
• Program A group of specific parameter settings<br />
permanently stored as separate programs in the <strong>480L</strong>.<br />
• Preset A group of specific parameter settings you<br />
create by editing presets and storing the new set of<br />
values.<br />
• Register Nonvolatile RAM memory locations in the<br />
mainframe, or in a removable nonvolatile memory<br />
cartridge, for storing presets.<br />
• Bank A bank is a collection of as many as ten<br />
programs or registers. Program banks contain a collection<br />
of similar programs derived from one or more<br />
algorithm. For example, the Halls bank contains reverberation<br />
programs that simulate large spaces, while<br />
the Mastering bank contains programs for level adjustment<br />
and digital equalization.<br />
• Pages The LARC can display and provide slider<br />
control for six parameters at a time. Because most<br />
algorithms have more than six parameters, they are<br />
grouped in blocks of six called pages. The PAGE<br />
button provides access to each group of parameters.<br />
• Control Mode The control mode contains several<br />
pages of utility parameters and functions which are not<br />
directly related to a single algorithm, such as sampling<br />
rate, register transporter, program name function, etc.<br />
The control mode is entered and exited by pressing the<br />
CTRL button on the LARC.<br />
• Configuration The <strong>480L</strong> machines can be configured<br />
to operate independently, or they can be combined<br />
to function as a single machine. The configuration<br />
is changed from the control mode. The <strong>480L</strong> is<br />
shipped in the single configuration.<br />
• dBFS A digital signal at full amplitude, or registering<br />
to the most significant bit.<br />
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