Lexicon 960L owner manual V-Page and Parameter Reassignment, Using the Edit Algorithm Screen

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Operations in Detail

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Editing, Continued

The V-Page and Parameter Reassignment

•Press the EDIT key on the LARC2 control surface.

•Press the V-PAGE soft button. The screen (Figure 4-20) shows the assignments for each of the eight faders and the joystick’s X and Y-axes.

•Use the Navigation Arrows to highlight the Type or Parameter to change. (You can also select a fader or joystick axis with the Numeric Keypad, but you still have to navigate to the Type or Parameter.)

•Make your selection by cycling through the available Types or Parameters with the +/– keys or touch the fader of the desired parameter. The types are: "None", "Algorithm", "Input", and "Output". Some algorithms can have more than 50 parameters.

•The fader or joystick axis is now assigned to whatever parameter you’ve selected.

Using the Edit Algorithm Screen

This alternate method is a useful shortcut: If you’re in the midst of editing algorithms, inputs or outputs, it enables you to quickly pick a parameter and assign it to a fader or the joystick.

•Push the EDIT key, then the ALGORITHM soft button, which brings up the Algorithm Edit screen. This holds all the parameters for the current algorithm, in up to ten "pages" of up to eight parameters apiece. (The highlighted down- arrow to the right of these pages shows that there are more pages below the screen; these pages can be reached by scrolling with the Navigation Arrow keys – or, if you know the

number of the page you want, entering that number on the Numeric Keypad.)

•Pick the parameter you need from this menu by navigating to it , which will highlight it.

•Press the Options soft button. This changes the soft buttons to "SELECT" (used for selecting algorithms), "V-PAGE" (for assigning parameters to faders), and "J-STICK" (for assigning parameters to the joystick.), and the soft-button background will change to yellow. See Figure 4-21.

Note: In Edit mode, the parameters and settings on the Scribble Strip are not a V-Page. They are the selected algorithm edit page, i.e., the row whose number is highlighted, in larger characters for easier reading.

On the Main Operating Display, parameters assigned to the V-Page appear in blue; all others are in black.

From the Edit (Algorithm, Inputs, Outputs) Options screen:

•Pressing the V-PAGE soft button pops up a numbered list of the eight faders and their assigned parameters (Figure 4-21). To assign your newly selected parameter to a fader, type the fader’s number on the Numeric Keypad, or touch the desired fader.

Note: You must already have selected a parameter before you get to this screen.

Figure 4-21 — Edit V-Page screen; programming faders.

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