Lexicon MPX 1 - Manual (Page 79)

7-5
The Effects and Parameters
Handy pitches:
D#0=19.445Hz A4=440Hz B5=987.77Hz D#8=4978Hz D#9=9956Hz
Test Tone is an audio sine wave
generator with its output quantized
to correspond with the pitches of a
chromatic scale (A = 440 Hz) over
a nine-and-one-half octave range.
It is provided primarily as a conve-
nient way of generating test tones
and tuning references.
The Level and Note parameters
allow it to be used in musical and
sound effect applications as well.
It can be “played” from a MIDI
keyboard or sequencer by patch-
ing Last Note to Note and an ADR
to Level (use MIDI Gate to trigger
the ADR). Other useful patch
sources for controlling pitch in-
clude: S/H, MIDI Arpeggiator and
the Random Generator.
Bal controls the relative level of
left and right output attenuation.
When Bal=-50, the left output has
no attenuation, and the right out-
put is fully attenuated. When
Bal=0, neither output is attenu-
ated. When Bal=+50, the left out-
put is fully attenuated and the right
output has no attenuation. Level
and Bal can be patched to a global
LFO to get tone bursts, etc. Pitch
accuracy is better than 1/4 cent.
Mix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratio
Level* Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signal
Note C0-G10 Sine wave pitch, expressed as MIDI notes
(0=C0, 127=G10)
Bal* -50 to +50 Relative level of left and right output attenuation
Test Tone
* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameter
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