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300 V 3.0 Owner's ManualLexiconP215 DM:TwoRoomsEA:P715 Joe’s GarageEB:P709 BasementGarage band and Basement band. Use with Dual Mono sources and place behind the source.MchAEA:715 Joe’s Garage Two bays, no waiting. Small and bright.MchB EP:709 Basement Tight and short. Size is 15.8 meters, and the tonality is fairly resonant sounding. Almost trashysounding(low diffusion), and will certainly get so if the Rt is made longer.P216 DM:TwoHallsEA:720 Recital HallEB:710 Big HallTwo mono halls (left to left, and right to right). Try reversing the returns relative to the sources at the console for a differenteffect.MchAvoice.EA:720 Recital Hall This medium large (44.5M) space opens sound sources beautifully. Made for string pads andMchB EP:710 Big Hall Big and open sounding. The 44ms of predelay help to separate the stage from the seating area.Real good sounding on ballad vocals.P217 DM:*VerbsEA:717 *Drum RoomsEB:711 *Great RoomAdvancing the Soft knob parameter will change the characteristics of each Machine preset as described below...MchA EP:717 *Drum Rooms Deep and narrow in shape. The Soft knob parameter makes the room “shallower” andgated sounding.MchB EP:711 *Great Room The Soft knob parameter advances Predelay and Spread to open the room up nearly to hallproportions. Bass multiply (BASS) is set to 2.0X to round out the bottom end.P218 DM:*RevPanEA:707 “U”ChamberEB:708 *’L’ChamberThis preset has two Setup Edit parameters patched to the LFO; ABAL and BBAL. Sources going into Machine A and B willcross pan between them, as in X-Traffic. The LFO is set to 0.06Hz with a triangle waveform.MchA EA:707 “U” Chamber This preset is shaped liked an upside down “U” with the speaker on top of the wall and amicrophone on either side of the wall.MchB EP:708 *“L” Chamber “L” Chamber mimics the shape of a chamber shaped like that letter. A little bigger than the“U” chamber. Reverb time is patched to the Soft knob parameter.P219 DM:Up&DownEA:807 HalfStepsUpEB:808 HalfStepsDnLeft to Machine A and right to Machine B. Diabolical and horrifying sounding.MchAMchBEA:807 HalfStepsUp Just what you think...EB:808 HalfStepsDn(down) Ditto...5-10
The PresetsP220 DM:MyGuitarEA:802 Guit ShiftEB:614 Env:PeakGreat stuff for either a mono or stereo guitar. Machine B should get a very strong, if not a total, pre-fade signal.MchA EA:802 Guitar Shift This preset offers a moderate amount of micropitch shift(-14c), along with a small amount ofrecirculating predelay. Raunchy sounding on beefy” guitars.MchB EB:614 Env:Peak This preset is similar to an OverTheTop type of effect, except the flange delay is patched to themeter balistics. Depending on the dynamics of your guitar playing, you may wish to adjust the scaling parameter which isfound in the Mod Edit patch.P221 DM:EnvSpoogeEA:614 Env:PeakEB:608 Env:PhazerThis preset uses two effects which have meter ballistics patched to the flange glide delays, with a twist: the Machine A ModEdit patch gets its modulation information from the R-meter; the Machine B flange glide Mod patch is specified to modulatefrom the ballistics of the L-meter. One input modulates the other — A T-shirt to the engineer who gets the most creative.MchA EP:614 Env:Peak This preset is similar to an OverTheTop type effect except the flange delay is patched to meterballistics. Some modification of the scaling parameter in the Mod Edit patch may be nessessary to suit Machine B ballistics.MchB EP:608 Env:Phazer This preset makes use of a patch between the L-Meter and the flange glide delay. As signalbecomes stronger, the glide delay drops in the time domain, eventually crossing the 5.2ms base delays. As audio signalstrength lessens, the glide returns to its preset value of 10ms. Very good on vocals. To make this effect work properly, besure to drive the 300 to within 12dB of full scale (dBfs). Remember, in this setup the effects are reversed from the meterballistics which drive them. Good Luck!!!P222 DM:Flng&DlysEA:615 Negative FlangEB:602 Space DlysThis is a true Dual Mono Setup. The Setup LFO is set to 0.6Hz with a triangle waveform. It drives the flange glide delay (FDLY)in Machine A.MchA EA:615 NegativeFlng This is a really stiff flange which goes almost 20ms deep. Flange gain is set extremelynegative, so the sound is tunnel-like.MchB EB:602 Space Delays This preset incorporates a bit of multi-diffused delays along with some small delay offsetsbetween the post delay outputs. If the effect is too strong, try lowering feedback levels for delays 3 and 4. You may hear akind of resonant “tuning” to the return signal. This is because the flange delay has gain (LFLG and RFLG) in the circuit, butit is not patched to the LFO. It just stays in its preset location at 8.6ms. If you want to change the “tuning,” adjust flange glide(FDLY) in Effect Edit mode to another value.P223 DM:*Dly DazeEA:604*3VoiceDlysEB:603*PingoPongoThe Soft knob parameter affects the delay spacing in both Machine effect presets. Increasing the Soft knob parameter valuewill make each delay effect longer and longer; decreasing it will make each delay effect shorter. The Soft knob value is setto 12 when the setup is selected.MchA EA:604 *3Voice Dlys Two taps (Delays 3 and 4 ) are set with delay ratios of 1:2, meaning that, when one is 200ms,the other is 400ms, or when one is 359, the other is 718ms. This relationship is patched to the Soft knob parameter in SetupSelect mode.MchBEB:603 *Pingo Pongo Ping - Pong delays bouncing back and forth. The Soft knob controls the timing of the bounce.5-11
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