Lexicon MPX G2 Loading and Playing with Programs, Program Load, Modes: Pgm Load, Auto Load

MPX G2 User Guide Lexicon

Loading and Playing with Programs

Pressing the front panel Program button accesses the MPX G2 library of 300 presets and user programs. In this mode, you can select and load programs, select database sorting criteria and access the "Soft Row" — a selected set of the most useful parameters for each program. You can also access Tap, A/B, Mix and Patch functions, as well as selecting and bypassing effects in the program. Each of these is described in this section.

When loading programs, the knob selects programs. The < and > buttons jump to the next DataBase sorting category.

Program Load

Press and hold the Pro- gram button to display the name and number of

the currently running program while another program is displayed. If the displayed program is currently loaded, pressing and holding Pro- gram will display the effect routing assignment.

When you press the Program button, its LED will light to let you know you're in Program mode.

Auto Load

When first shipped, the MPX G2 will default to automatic program load, with all of the programs available in numerical order from 1 to 300. The top line of the display will show the DataBase sorting option "Sorted by number". The bottom line of the display will show a program name. The large numeric display will show the ID number of the displayed program.

Turn the knob to display and load other programs. An asterisk (✱) will appear briefly before each program name before it loads.

Manual Load

To switch to manual program load, press System. Use the knob to select Modes, then use the < and > buttons to display:

In Manual Load, press the flash- ing Program button to load the displayed program.

Modes: Pgm Load

< > Auto

Turn the knob to select Manual. In this mode, an asterisk (✱) before the program name indicates that the displayed program is not loaded, and the flashing Program button LED indicates that the program is cued for loading when Program is pressed. (When the currently loaded program is selected, the Program button LED will light steadily, and there will be no asterisk in the display.)

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