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300 V 3.0 Owner's ManualThe Setup PresetsSingle Setup(and Effect) PresetsLexiconThe 300 is shipped with 100 setup presets (50 Single Setups, and 25 each of thetwo split setup types), as well as 50 setup registers for storing your modifiedsetups.Single Effects are only available in Single-type Setups. Therefore, the descriptions(and the names) of the setup and effect presets are identical. An asterisk(*) indicates there is a Soft knob patch which controls various parameters withone controller.# Name Algorithm DescriptionP101 Large Hall Random Hall Used as a great standard reference point. The hall size is big, with agentle bloom in the reverberation envelope. The first set of pre-echoesis set to 14 and 20 ms, but the levels are set to OFF. Set levels to tasteif you want to add some initial reflections.P102 Medium Hall Random Hall Similar to Large Hall, but the size is not as big (29.3) and the reverb timeis proportionately shorter. The same arrangement exists for thepre-echoes.P103 Small Hall Random Hall An even smaller version, a bit denser — good for general reverb fill.P104 * Church Random Hall This preset is big and spread out. There are 2 close in pre-echoes and2 longer and softer delays which have low recirculation added. The Softknob controls the Size parameter(Spread and Shape are intrinsicallylinked), and Treble Decay. As the Soft knob value is increased, RoomSize is decreased and Treble Decay is brightened.P105 * Rooms Random Hall This preset links Room Size to the Soft knob. As you turn the Soft knob,Room Size will go from its initial value of 19.1Meters down to 9.6Meters.These Rooms are diffuse and very articulate sounding. Lower values ofRoom Size tend to be more resonant sounding. Good for dialog reads.P106 RehursalRoom Random Hall This is a dense, brashy-sounding space with the listener in the backof the room. Rolling off the high-cut filter will put the carpeting on thewalls. Room size is set to 15.2M, so the sound is very tight. Good onvocals and fill.P107 * Chamber Random Hall Like the Room Preset, the Soft knob is patched to the Size parameter.Advancing the softknob reduces the Size value from a maximum of 25.3Meters to 14.1 Meters. Imagine a chamber with a reflective plasterfinish.P108 LiveDrumRoom Random Hall Bright and tight. The Soft knob is patched to the Size and Rolloffparameters so that advancing the knob value makes the room alittle bigger and brighter.P109 * Studio A Random Hall This preset sounds like the “big” rooms ($125/hour). The Softknob ispatched to Delay Levels 3 and 4, as well as to the Rolloff and TrebleDecay parameters. Advancing the Soft knob increases all of theseparameters, making the studio brighter and more reflective.P110 * Studio B Random Hall A smaller Studio area than Studio A. The Soft knob is patched toPre-echo Levels 3 and 4. Advancing the Soft knob makes the Studiomore reflective.5-2
The Presets# Name Algorithm DescriptionP111 * Brick Wall Random Hall This preset is wide and abrupt sounding. The Soft knob makes theWall smaller.P112 * Deep End Random Hall This preset actually goes from the Deep End to the Shallow End. We justdidn’t have the space in the display to fit the title.P113 Oil Tanker Random Hall Round and booooomy. All of the pre-echoes are utilized to presentstrong reflections from the original source.P114 *Synth Hall Random Hall A very diffuse, medium-sized with a long RT value. The Soft knobadvances Shape, Spread, Predelay, and Rolloff.P115 Dance Hall Random Hall Medium bright hall. 1.4 seconds of reverb time. Super on "backing"vox. Great for the whole band.# Name Algorithm DescriptionP116 * Ambience Random Ambience This preset creates a great sounding starting point. Wonderful forsoloists. The Soft knob makes the space smaller and more randomized.P117 In A Room Random Ambience Definitely short and abrupt. Very realistic for ADR work.P118 Stairwell Random Ambience About 14 stories up and very "fluttery" sounding. Increasing the Sizeparameter will move you higher into the concrete building.P119 Hangar Random Ambience Big, wide, open, enclosed space (38.8M). Very diffuse. Akin to a hangarwith two 747's in it.P120 MarbleFoyer Random Ambience A very realistic hotel or apartment foyer area. The Mix control inSetup Edit is set to 70% while the dry delay in Effect Edit is set to19.1ms to create a single hard reflection before the onset of themain reverb effect.P121 Early Reflect RandomAmbience Very, very diffuse ... almost gated sound. A nice short ambiencenever gets in the way of the effect.P122 Lecture Hall Random Ambience University-sized (24.8 Meters) without the 150 students in it.P123 *Car Interior Random Ambience Not much explanation nessessary here, except that the Soft knob isattached to Spin, which “waffles” the audio around.P124 Score Stage Random Ambience Makes use of a large size (33.2) with a moderate amount of diffusion.Great on string parts.P125 Gate It!! Random Ambience Loud and dense. Use the size parameter to match duration of thegate to the tempo of the music. Boom-boom on drums.5-3
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