Instrukcja obsługi Lexicon PCM91

Lexicon Maszyna efektów PCM91

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Lexicon Part No. 070-12663

Basic Operation

PCM 91 Quick Reference Guide

Note: You can set and display delay values in units of time, or

with tempo values. Whenever a delay value is displayed in Edit

mode, press Up and Tempo simultaneously to toggle these two

options.

The PCM 91 has 5 basic modes of operation, selected by pressing: Program Banks, Register Banks, Edit Control, or Tempo

Each set of PCM 91 controls

is organized into a matrix of

as many as 10 rows and 10

columns.

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Your current matrix location is shown in the lower

left of the display. A , an or a preceding theP R C

number indicates you are in a rogram, egisterP R

or ard Bank. If there is no number shown here,C

you are in mode. (See .)Go Edit

Up Down and

move you

vertically

through the

rows of the

matrix.

In , or Edit Control Tempo mode, ADJUST scrolls

through the range of available settings for the displayed

control . In Program Banks and Register Banks mode,

ADJUST is patched to one or more eect parameters.

In and modes,descriptiveProgram Register

bank and row labels appear on the top line of

the display — these can be customized for

your own eects in Control mode.

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Simultaneously press Up

and to return to 0.0.Down In , or Edit Control Tempo mode, a ✱

indicates the presence of multiple param-

eters within a single matrix location. Press

Load/✱ to cycle through all of the param-

eters; simultaneously press withLoad/✱

either or to backstep.Up Down

SELECT moves you

horizontally across the matrix.

To set PCM 91 tempo rate,

press Tempo. Use SELECT

and Up and Down to locate

matrix position 0.0. Turn AD-

JUST to select any Tempo

Rate from 40-400 BPM.

Any PCM 91 delay param-

eter and any time-based

modulator can be individu-

ally assigned an absolute

time or tempo value.

You can set delay times in

milliseconds, or in a ratio of

echoes/beats linked to

tempo. When you change

tempo, the delay times will

change to maintain the

same rhythm at the new

tempo.

Tempo

Or, press twice inTap

rhythm to establish the

tempo rate you want. Tap is

always active, allowing you

to change tempo on the y.

Edit

Press to access allEdit

available parameters for the

currently running eect. Turn

ADJUST to alter the value of

any displayed parameter.

Control

Press Control to access sys-

tem parameters, MIDI con-

trols, and global control of

parameters such as Mix,

Tempo, and Bypass type.

Tempo

Press Tempo to set tempo-

related values that aect the

delay time and LFO rate pa-

rameters of the currently

running effect.

Eect Sorting

The PCM 91 lets you per-

form KeyWord sorting of

your eects. (The default

KeyWord A to Z displays all

of the eects in the box in

alphabetical order.)

To selec t a diff erent

KeyWord for sorting, go to

Control 1.8. and use AD-

JUST to select any KeyWord

from the following list.

PCM 91 KeyWords

A to Z

Acoustic

Ambience

Ballad

Bright

Broadcast

Cascade

Chamber

Classical

Cncrt Hall

Custom

Dark

Dialog

Drums/Perc

Dynamic

Echo

Film-ADR

Room

Short

Slap FX

Small

Spatial

Special FX

Splits

Stereo

Surround

Tempo

Unnatural

Vocal

User 1

User 2

User 3

User 4

Gated

Guitar

Indoor

Instrument

Keyboard

Large

Live PA

Long

Mastering

Medium

MIDI

Mono

Natural

Orchestral

Outdoor

Plate

RandomHall

As many as 4 KeyWords

can be assigned in Edit

mode to each eect. (We've

already assigned at least

one to every preset.)

Press either Banks button

one push beyond the last

bank to view the list of sorted

effects. Turn SELECT to

scroll through the list.

Program Banks

and Register Banks

Press toProgram Banks

cycle through 9 banks of 50

presets. Press Register

Banks to access 2 internal

banks of 50 registers (or

PCMCIA card banks) where

you can store your versions

of the factory presets.

Simultaneously press and re-

lease both Banks buttons to

view the previously loaded

eect. Turn SELECT to view

as many as 10 eects back.

Press to load anyLoad/✱

displayed eect. ADJUST

acts as a soft knob for ad-

justment of one or more

patched eect parameters.

Turn SELECT to view all of

the eects. A ✱ in front of an

eect name indicates that

the eect is not loaded. Hold

down either Banks button to

see the name of the currently

running effect.

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PCM 91 Quick Reference Guide

Audition the Programs

Press Program Banks to cycle through 9 banks of 50 presets.

Turn SELECT to view all of the presets in the selected bank.

Press Load/✱ to load any displayed eect.

P0 Halls

Orchestral

Vocal

Live Sound

Instrument

Custom

Press Load/✱ to move the

✱ to the Register ID number.

Use ADJUST or SELECT to

choose the register where

you want the eect saved.

Press . The currentStore

program name will appear

with a ashing cursor over

the first letter of the name.

Turn ADJUST to select a new

character. Press Up or Down

to select a new type of char-

acter (upper or lower case,

numeric, symbolic, or blank).

Turn SELECT to move the

cursor to a new character.

Store

Press Bypass to mute the

input signal. A Bypass Mode

parameter at Control mode

1.3 allows you to select input

muting, output muting, input

and output muting, or bypass

as alternatives. You can also

assign the bypass function to

an external controller.

Bypass

The PCM 91 offers two levels of editing control: Go mode and Pro mode.

Turn SELECT to view the

available parameters.

Go mode gives you access to a specic set of as many as 10

parameters for each of the 250 presets. We have designed

each set of parameters to allow you to make changes to the

eect without losing the character of the sound.

In mode, press Go Edit to

access the most useful pre-

set parameters for the cur-

rently running eect.

Turn ADJUST to change the

value of any displayed pa-

rameter.

The PCM 91 is shipped in Go mode. To change the Edit mode,

press Control, use SELECT and and Up Down to locate

matrix position 1.0. Turn ADJUST to select Go Pro or .

Edit

Pro mode gives you access to the full eect edit matrix

whenever you press . The edit matrix contains all eectEdit

parameters, Patching and Modulation controls, and tools for

creating Custom Controls and assigning KeyWords to eects.

When you turn ADJUST, or

perform any other param-

eter edits, the front panel

Compare light will go on to

indicate that the program

has been modied since it

was last stored. Press Com-

pare to hear the unedited

version. Press again to re-

turn to your edited program.

Compare

Each preset has one or more

parameters patched to the

ADJUST knob.

Turn ADJUST to display the

name and the current value

of the patch.

Continue turning ADJUST to

change the value of the patch

along its entire range. The

screen will return to its nor-

mal display when you stop

turning ADJUST.

When the display shows the

press Store. Press Store in

response to the "Are you

sure?" message to save your

new eect to the displayed

The PCM 91 oers an exten-

sive set of informative dis-

play messages which can be

activated from the front

panel. If you want to know

more about the function of a

particular button, press and

hold the button down. While

you are holding down the

button, an explanatory mes-

sage will be displayed.

Info

In addition to these easy plug and play techniques, the PCM 91 provides extensive

system control via front panel patching or MIDI. For complete details on these and other

features, read the PCM 91 User Guide.

In addition to ADJUST, as many as 4 Custom Controls can be

created for any eect. We've created some interesting ones for

the presets in a row called "Custom" at the end of each bank

(4.0-4.9) — Look for these in the rst Edit row.

P2 Plates

Instrument

Vocal

Live Sound

Drums/Perc

Custom

P3 Post

Indoor Small

Indoor Large

Outdoor

Spatial

Custom

P4 Splits

Mono

Stereo

Live Sound

Instrument

Custom

P5 Studio

Environments

Instruments

Vocal

Drums/Perc

Custom

P6 Live

Acoustic

Electric

Vocal

Drums/Perc

Custom

P7 Post

Small Spaces

Med Spaces

Large Spaces

Cool Places

Custom

P8 Surround

Small Spaces

Large Spaces

Unnatural FX

Custom

"Clean Slate"

versions of the Dual

Rvb algorithms

P1 Rooms

Instrument

Vocal

Live Sound

Drums/Perc

Custom

Specyfikacje produktu

Marka:	Lexicon
Kategoria:	Maszyna efektów
Model:	PCM91

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