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Lexicon 480L Owner's Manual
Page One
DRY
L Ch Dry Level
DRY
R Ch Dry Level
ROL
L DLY1 Rolloff
ROL
R DLY1 Rolloff
PAN
L Channel Pan
PAN
R Channel Pan
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DL1
L DLY1 Value
LV1
L DLY1 Level
FB1
L DLY1 Feedback
DL2
R DLY2 Value
LV2
R DLY 2 Level
FB2
R DLY2 Feedback
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DL3
L DLY3 Value
LV3
L DLY3 Level
FB3
L DLY3 Feedback
DL4
R DLY4 Value
LV4
R DLY4 Level
FB4
R DLY4 Feedback
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FIN
L Fine Delay
FIN
R Fine Delay
MST
Delay Multiplier
The Twin Delays Program
The Twin Delays program located in Bank 6 is a four
voice delay line with independently-adjustable level,
feedback, and delay time for each voice. Feedback can
be positive or negative. Feedback for Delays 3 and 4 is
cross-panned.
Independent low pass filters, adjustable between
120Hz and full bandwidth, are provided for the first and
second delay voices (Delay 1 Left Channel and Delay
2 Right Channel)and their respective feedback paths.
These voices also have independent panning controls.
About the Twin Delays Parameters
Page One
DRY (L and R Channel Dry Level)
L DRY sets the dry signal level from the left input to the
left output. It is not affected by L or R PAN. R DRY sets
the dry signal level from the right input to the right
output. It is not affected by L or R PAN.
ROL (Rolloff)
Rolloff is a low pass filter that can be adjusted independently
for LDLY1 and RDLY2 voices. Values for Rolloff
are adjustable between 120Hz and full range.
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DL1 (LDLY1 Val)
Sets the delay time for the first (left channel) delay
voice.
LV1 (LDLY1 Lvl)
Adjusts the level (amplitude) of DL1.
FB1 (LDL1 Fbk)
Adjusts the amount of feedback (positive or negative)
around DL1.
DL2 (RDLY2 Val)
Sets the delay time for the second (right channel) delay
voice.
LV2 (RDLY2 Lvl)
Adjusts the level (amplitude) of level for DL2.
FB2 (RDL2 Fbk)
Adjusts the amount of feedback (positive or negative)
around DL2.
L PAN (Left Channel Pan)
L PAN sets the panning of the DL1 and FB1 signal to
the left and right outputs.
R PAN (Right Channel Pan)
R PAN sets the panning of the DL2 and FB2 signal to
the left and right outputs.
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