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300 V 3.0 Owner's ManualLexiconP322 CC:*EKO->FazeEA:805 Env*EKOShiftEB:608 Env:PhazerThis pitch into Gliding delay Setup is great for the “rockers”. Use the Soft knob parameter to set the timing of the echoes inMachine A.MchA EA:805 Env*EKOShift The Soft knob paramter controls the delay line length, and the L-Meter is negativelypatched to the feedback (FBK) parameter so that, when signal is present, delay feedback is reduced; when the signaldisappears, feedback is increased. This is a very interesting effect when the echo fits the beat of the music.MchB EB:608 Env:Phazer This preset makes use of a patch between the envelope detector in the meters and the flangeglide delay. As signal becomes stronger, the glide delay drops in the time domain, eventually crossing the 5.2ms base delays.As audio signal strength lessens, the glide returns to its preset value of 10ms. Very good on vocals. To make this effect workproperly, be sure to drive the 300 to within 12dB of full scale (dBfs).P323 CC: Verb->DownEA:720 Recital Hall EB:806 Echo DownThis cascade preset has the net effect of a stereo reverb field followed by delayed mono pitch shift which recirculatesdownward... in pitch. BMIX is set with a relatively low value of 38%. This means that most of the effect at the main outputis the reverb effect from Machine A. If you increase BMIX, more of the reverb will pass directly into the mono shift program.Bear in mind, this will cause the reverb to become more mono.MchAvoice.EA:720 Recital Hall This medium large (44.5M) space opens sound sources beautifully. Made for string pads andMchB EB:806 Echo Down 14 cents down with a 258ms recirculating delay line. In this setup, the reverb echoesdownward in pitch into the middle of the mix field ...Very Interesting.P324 CC:*The SkyEA:804 Sky DownEB:610 *Sky DelaysThis setup’s got a little bit of everything. A downward flanging pitch shifter cascading into a dual delay preset with many recirculatingdelay clusters. The Soft knob parameter is patched to the left and right delays (LDLY and RDLY). This Setup alsoincorporates cascade feedback set to -36%. Don’t try to add too much more, you might take off your head. This is definitelya WOWIEE!!- ZOWIEEE!!! effect. The Soft knob parameter, which is stored with a value of 28, is patched to LDLY and RDLYin Machine B.MchA EA:804 Sky Down This preset tunnels downward due to the liberal amount of delay feedback. If the effect is tooheavy, lower the feedback.MchB EB:610 *Sky Delays This preset combines a bit of giding delay along with all sets of delays. Delays 1 and 2 areset short with feedback and “tuned” diffusion gains. Delays 3 and 4 are also set short and crossfeed into 2 and 1, respectively.There is a small amount of post delay (LDLY and RDLY), and these two post echoes are patched to the Soft knob. Use theSoft knob parameter to adjust the post delays to match the tempo. By itself, *Sky Delays is sort of a chorused cluster echo.Very similar to a bright resonant small room. Beautiful effect on stacked vocals. If you use this preset in a Cascade setupwhich has a small amount of Machine B feedback, the chorus will trail itself upand down in pitch. A very interesting twist.!Be CAREFUL. Do not use too much feedback ,as a runnaway feedback situaton may occur.5-18
The PresetsP325 CC:SpinolaEA:609Chorus EB:011PanolaThis is a sort of "retro" sounding audio effect. The Chorus preset passes into the fast panning Panola effect. Mix post-fader.Kind of like a rotating speaker — only different. The LFO is set to 8.00Hz, with a sine waveform.MchA EA:609Chorus This preset makes use of a small variation in the glide delay to modulate the sound. The glidemoves between 9.7 and 11.8ms. If the LFO is advanced to values near 1.50Hz to 2.0Hz, a nice chorusing effect is achieved.There are no other delay lines, but the output lines are channel swapped such that the left input passes to the right outputand vice-versa.MchB EB:011Panola This preset is a stereo adjust program with the Balance set to full left. The Balance parameter ispatched to the LFO. If loaded into a Setup which has the LFO running, Panola will cause the audio to move between theleft and right speakers.5-19
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