Lexicon MPX G2 manual EQ programs Splitter AB, Compare Edited Original, Beat Value, Tap Source

Tempo is expressed in BPM. This control allows you to specify the value of the beat (Eighth, DottedEighth, Quarter, DottedQuarter, 2-126 Beats). If, for ex- ample, you select EighthNote here, each Tap will be interpreted as an eighth- note. If you select QuarterNote here, each Tap will be interpreted as an quarter- note. (The factory default is QuarterNote.)

Beat Value Option: Tap Average

Press Options to access the Tap Average control which allows you to average the last 2-8 Taps. Higher numbers mean that the response to incoming Taps will be more gradual, as the tempo will be updated on each Tap with an averaged value.

Assign the Tap function to any of the MPX G2 Internal, MIDI or MIDI controllers(None, Off, On, Knob, Puls1, Tri1, Sine1, Cos1, Puls2, Tri2, Sine2, Cos2, Rand, Env, A/B, ATrg, BTrg, ABTrg, Pedal, Tog1, Tog2, Tog3, Sw1, Sw2, Sw3, CC1-31, CC33-119, Bend, Touch, Vel, Last Note, Low Note, High Note, Tempo, Cmnds, Gate, Trig, LGate, Toe).

Tap Source Option: Tap Source Level

Press Options to access the Tap Source Level control which allows you to set the level (0-127) at which the Tap function is triggered.

Whenever you edit an MPX G2 program, an edit indicator will appear in Program mode, in front of the program name on the display to let you know that the program has been changed since the last store operation.

EQ programs

.Splitter AB

In Program mode an edit indicator appears before the program name if the program has been changed since the last store operation.

To hear the original version, press Edit to show the Edit select screen. Turn the knob to display Compare.

Press the > button. If the program has not been edited, the message Pgm is unchanged will be displayed. If the program has been edited, the display will change to show:

Editing

Beat Value

Press Options to set a Tap Aver- age for more gradual tempo changes when you press Tap.

Tap Source

Press Options to set a Tap Source Level for the Tap function.

Compare

Compare:

Edited Original

Use the < and > buttons to select and hear your edited version, or the original. To exit, press Edit to return to the main Edit menu.

NOTE: If you exit with Original selected, you can view the original program parameters, but cannot edit them. To continue editing, exit with Edited selected.

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