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CustomVybe

The Effects and Parameters

CustomVybe

				This custom version of Univybe
			has additional			parameters with
			extended ranges. The Rate can
			be set to any speed from 0-50Hz.
			It can also be set in cycles/beat,
			allowing you to tap in the sweep
			rate. When Depth is set to 100%,
			the effect is about twice as pro-
			nounced as the original. PW al-
			lows adjustment of the sweep
Mix	0-100%	Dry/Wet ratio	waveshape between sine (50%),
Level	0ff, -89dB to +6dB	Amount of effect in processsed signal	sawtooth (0%) and ramp (100%)
Rate	0-50Hz or	Custom Vybe rate or period ratio
	1:24-24:1 cycles/beat
PW	0-100%	Custom Vybe pulse width
			70			190
Depth*	0-100%	Custom Vybe depth	70			190

Phaser

					The Phaser effect is a simulated
					Mutron phaser.

	Mix	0-100%	Dry/Wet ratio
	Level	Off, -89 to +6dB	Amount of effect in the processed signal
	Rate	0-50Hz or	Phaser rate or period ratio
		1:24-24:1 cycles/beat

	(Rate Units)		Selects frequency or cycles/beat

	PW	0-100%	Phaser pulse width

	Depth*	0-100%	Phaser depth	77			190

	Res	-100 to +100%	Amount of feedback from output of filters to inputs
	Res	-100 to +100%	Amount of feedback from output of filters to inputs

*= Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameter

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MPX G2 Guitar Effects Processor User GuideNotice PrecautionsUnpacking and Inspection Page Vigtig information om sikkerhed Tärkeitä turvallisuusohjeitaViktig informasjon om sikkerhet Viktiga säkerhetsföreskrifterWichtige Sicherheitsanweisungen Instrucciones importantes de seguridadInstructions de Sûreté Importantes Importanti norme di sicurezzaContents Introduction1. Product Overview 2. Basic OperationContents, contd. Editing4. Patching System ControlsContents, contd 6. MIDI OperationContents, contd. 7. The Effects and Parameters Troubleshooting SpecificationsMPX G2 Internal Controllers Program DescriptionsForeword Introduction Database Sorting OptionsAbout the manual Many features are brought out underProduct Overview The Front PanelThe Rear Panel Installation Notes Mounting Power RequirementsReset the MPX G2 to its factory settings Quick StartStand Alone Use with ProgramsAmp Input Only Use with ProgramsAmp Input & FX Loop Seting the MPX G2 Main Outputs to Mono2.Press > to select Audio Output Mode Use with ProgramsIf your amp has a stereo effects loop Connecting Other Equipment Footswitch/FootpedalConnecting to an MPX R1 MIDIDelay ReverbEffect GainPre-GainPath Post-GainPathMPX G2 User Guide 1-10Unbalanced Connections Guitar Input Main Outputs Dual Audio PathsInternal Grounding Signal Routing Insert SendInsert Returns Automatic Insert Return Right Mono Only Stereo Left OnlyConnecting the Main Outputs to Mono Input Setting Audio Levels Using Soft SatInput Level and Clip Indicators Aux In and Clip IndicatorsLexicon MPX G2 User Guide1-14 Basic Operation MPX G2 Menustweaking and storing programs Loading and Playing with Programs Program LoadModes: Pgm Load AutoEffect Bypass Insert BypassDedicated Analog Tone Controls Press the lighted Insert button to bypass devicesProgrammable Bypass Modes Tuner+ - - - - - - - - - - + note= E Chapter 5: System ControlsDrive Soft Row EditingGain Using the DataBase Sort programs by numberProgram Store Program Name 251 availableAre you sure? Yes or No MPX G2 User Guide LexiconEffect Editing select nn Effect Namennavailable XXX of 190 used P.Mix 100%0 dB LevelThe MPX G2 Edit Menus Edit selectAdjusting Pre-Gainand Post-GainLevel Post < >Mix 100% Level 0dBSpeaker Sim Lexicon Automatic Speaker Sim RoutingMPX G2 User Guide Signal Flow with Returns connected Noise GateSignal Flow with no Returns connected I 1 2 C D R E O+ MPX G2 User GuideEffect Order 1=2=g=C=D=R=E1=2=g=C=D=R=E 1=2=g=D=C=R=E 1=2=g=D=R=C=E Routing Map Editing Active Effects are represented here and in theRouting Map by upper case letters and numbers Map by lower case letters and small numbersHow to Change Routing Connections How to Change Routing OptionsExample Program 198 CordovoxCordovox Routing Map Example Example Patching Notes and Tips on RoutingCtls select KnobCtls:Knob ValueMPX G2 User Guide 3-18EQ programs Splitter AB CompareCompare Edited Original Beat Value Option Tap AverageEdit SoftFX 1Level Soft Row Parameter AssignmentPress Store to update DBase DBase App Type FX Loop: NOnew: Looper old: Echo S Patch select PatchSrc: Ctls < > Dst: RvbDecaySelecting a Source and Destination Patch SourcesSrc Min Mid Max Changing the Range of the Source ControllerSrc Min Mid Max Source Val: < > Peak:Source Val: < > Peak: MIDIlearn Dst: Copy patch – –Changing the Range of the Destination Parameter Ctls< > Dst RvbDecayPatch Values >Unchanged MPX G2 User GuidePatching Suspending and Clearing PatchesMultiple Patches with the Same Destination MPX G2 User Guide LexiconSystem Controls The System MenusAudio Controls Soft SatPgm Bypass Tempo Mode ModesPgm Load Mix Option: StorePrompt Memory ProtectBrightness Sleep MPX G2 User Guide Setup Load and Setup Store Default SettingMenu ParameterModes: Setup Load < > Press Store Load #n: Setup1 Press StoreNew setup loaded Modes: Setup Store < Press StoreMIDI Program ChangeReceive TransmitOptions: MIDI Reset MIDI Ctl SendCtl Send Knob= CC78Automation SysExSoft Thru Dump Options: Automation Xmit IDMIDI Maps Pgm Maps selectMIDI Assign Mode 1 G2 Blue <Map 1 Pgm#Chain select Assign Chain 1 < > to Pgm#1 G2 Blue < Chain 1 Link ChainAre you sure? Yes or No Initialize AllOptions: Unchanged, Start at n, and Clear chain Clear Programs 251 to Are you sure? Yes or NoAre you sure? Yes or No Copy 251 to Starting at300 Options: MIDI Learn and Dst Edit Global PatchesGlobal Src: None # 1 Dst None the default setting Tog Sw CC1-31 CC Move pedal from min to max5-17 Tuner Mode Global EffectsSystem Controls Speaker Sim Mode Noise Gate Mode Reverb Mode Bypass ModeMPX G2 User Guide 5-18Accessing Programs MIDI OperationSelecting a MIDI Channel MIDI Foot ControllerUsing the MPX G2 as a MIDI Clock Source Controlling MPX G2 Tempo Rate with MIDI ClockMIDI Tempo Control Edit mode Tempo Source set to MIDISlaving two or more MPX G2s MasterSystem mode MIDI Automation set to On SlaveMIDI Ctl Send < > Pedal = CC7 The Knob Footpedal and Footswitchas MIDI Controllers Pgm Change : On Program Change MessagesPgm Change: Off SysEx Automation MIDI Clock and Clock CommandsAutomation Dynamic MIDI MIDI Implementation Chart FunctionTransmitted RecognizedThe Effects and Parameters DelayGain EffectNotes on Combining Effects Notes on Controlling Effect ParametersNotes on the Effect Descriptions Crunch Gain EffectsTone Screamer Overdrive Distortion Preamp and SplitPreampDepending on the settings of InLvl and Drive, the three tone controls will behave like EQs or distortion controls. Unlike many preamps, these controls are active Effect1 and Effect2 Detune M, Detune S and Detune DShift M, Shift S and Shift D Diatonic Hmy Panner Auto PanTremolo M and Tremolo S UniVybePhaser CustomVybeOrangePhase Red CompBlue Comp DigiDrive1 and DigiDrive2OctaBuzz SweepFilter 1-BandMWah 1, Wah 2 and PedalWah1, PedalWah2 Volume M, Volume S and Volume D PedalVol and ExtPedalVolTest Tone ClickChorus Effects ChorusDetune M Flanger M, Flanger24 M and Flanger S Rotary Cab AerosolOrbits Centrifuge1 and Centrifuge2 delays routed into a single autoThe Centrifuge effects have a pair of modulated left and rightComb 1 and Comb PedalVol and ExtPedalVol Volume M, Volume S and Volume DThe Volume effects can be The Effects and Parameters 7-29Delay M, Delay S and Delay D Echo M, Echo S and Echo D The Echo effects are similar toback inputs are sent through pole low-passfiltersLooper JamMan Ducker MPX G2 User Guide7-34 LexiconReverb Effects ChamberHall Plate AmbienceGate The Effects and Parameters7-37 rameters are very important in thisEQ Effects EQ Tips for tweakers only About “Q”QBandwidth Making a Low Pass Filter1-BandM, 2-BandM, 3-BandM and 4-BandM 1-BandS, and 2-BandS1-BandD and 2-BandD Fc SplitterCrossover Volume M, Volume S and Volume DPedalVol and ExtPedalVol PedalVol and ExtPedalVolLexicon MPX G2 User Guide7-44 LFO1 and LFO2 MPX G2 Internal ControllersKnob A/B Glide Random Random Number Generatorsources MPX G2 User Guide LexiconProgram Descriptions connected to a guitar amp with an effects loopTop Nineteen Amp Input + FX Loop4 Power Chords 2 Guitar Solo3 Cordovox 5 Vybe/Flange11 Rotary Cab 12 Little Wing13 TechnoChords 14 Pedal SwellVintage Rig Amp Input + FX Loop21 ToeWah/Flng 22 ToeWah/PhasMPX G2 Program Descriptions 20Wah & Uni 26Wah & Flange 27Wah & Phaser28Wah & Chorus 29Wah & Aero Chorus Delay Rig 32 TS Delay+Amp Input + FX Loop 30 ChrsDlyRvb+37 CompDelay+ 36 CompChorus+38 CmpChsDly+ 39 CmpChsRvb+Pitch Rig Amp Input + FX Loop41 Pdl Octaves 42 Pdl 2nds40 PitchCascade 46 Octaves47 4ths & 5ths 48 E Maj/MinTremolo and Filter Effects Amp Input + FX Loop50 Detune Trem 51 Square Trem55 Chaos Dance 56 Round Trem57 Tap AutoWah 58 VerboloEffects Collection Amp Input + FX LoopAnalog Gain Amp Input + FX LoopJamMan Amp Input + FX LoopAmp Input Only connected to a guitar amp with no effects loopTop Ten 106 EnvFilter LP Analog GainAmp Input Only 118Fuzz 1 Analog fuzz 119Fuzz Effects CollectionAmp Input Only Bass Effects Amp Input OnlyJamMan Amp Input Only145 Jam 1 S&H+ 146 Jam1CordovoxTop Ten connected directly to a mixer or power ampStand Alone Artist/Song Stand AloneBlow By… Amp Collection Stand AloneStudio Spaces Stand Alone195 Little Amp 196 Phone Filter206 MicPlacement 201 Acoustic Room202 Jazz Club 203 Solo RoomStudio Effects 212 Stereo Phaser216 Dual Delay Stand AloneStyles 217 EQ DelayStand Alone 218 Analog EchoLive Rigs Tremolo/PitchStand Alone Stand Alone244 BootsyBass Bass EffectsStand Alone 236 Pitch CascadeAll Configurations UtilityJamMan Stand AloneTroubleshooting ProblemsLow Voltage Overheating10-2 The MPX G2 doesnt respond to SysEx commandsMPX G2 User Guide Audio performance SpecificationsMPX G2 Control Interface GeneralElectrical Approvals Internal Audio Data Paths