Lexicon MPX G2 User Manual

User GuideGuitar Effects ProcessorMPX G2

Complete descriptions ofthe MPX G2 InternalcontrollersCheck here for solutionsto common problemsComplete descriptions ofthe MPX G2 programsReverb Effe

7-9The Effects and ParametersMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalTune -4800 to +1900 cents Pitch sh

Lexicon7-10MPX G2 User GuideMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel* Off, -89dB to +6dB Amount of effect in processed signalKey C to B Pitch root of scaleScale

7-11The Effects and ParametersMix* 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel* Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalPan 1* 50L to C to 50R Left inp

Lexicon7-12MPX G2 User GuideIn Tremolo (M), the left and rightinputs are mixed together, then alocal sinewave generator modu-lates the volume.In Tr

7-13The Effects and Parameters* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameterMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel 0ff, -89dB to +6dB Amount of effect i

Lexicon7-14MPX G2 User GuideThe sound and rate of this phaseshifter are modeled on a vintageMXR Phase 90 stomp box — asignature component of the

7-15The Effects and Parameters* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameterMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel 0ff, -89dB to +6dB Amount of effect i

Lexicon7-16MPX G2 User GuideOctaBuzz is a very simple effectthat mimics the “full wave rectifier”circuit used in many octave fuzzpedals, like the Oc

7-17The Effects and Parameters* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameterSweepFilter1-Band (M)92 19050 190Mix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel* Off

Lexicon7-18MPX G2 User GuideWah 1 Wah 2Wah 1, Wah 2 and PedalWah1, PedalWah271 190* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameterMix 0-100% Dry/

ForewordWhen we started development on the MPX G2 Guitar Effects Processor and theMPX R1 MIDI Remote Controller, we knew we were designing for the mos

7-19The Effects and Parameters* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameterVolume (M), Volume (S) and Volume (D)13 190Volume (S)17 190Voume (M

Lexicon7-20MPX G2 User GuideHandy pitches:D#0=19.445Hz A4=440Hz B5=987.77Hz D#8=4978Hz D#9=9956HzMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel* Off, -89 to +6dB Amoun

7-21The Effects and ParametersChorusMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalRate1 0-50Hz or Left and ri

Lexicon7-22MPX G2 User GuideMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalTune 0-100 Pitch shift(Optimize) 10

7-23The Effects and ParametersOriginally, flanging effects werecreated by simultaneously playingtwo identical programs on two taperecorders, then usin

Lexicon7-24MPX G2 User GuideMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalRate1 0-50Hz or Left Mod rate or pe

7-25The Effects and ParametersMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel* Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalRate1 0-50Hz or Left Mod and Pa

Lexicon7-26MPX G2 User GuideThe Centrifuge effects have apair of modulated left and rightdelays routed into a single autopanner. In these

7-27The Effects and ParametersThe Comb effects work by com-bining the original input signal witha micro-delayed version. The tinydelay difference betw

Lexicon7-28MPX G2 User Guide* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameterVolume (M), Volume (S) and Volume (D)13 190Volume (S)17 190Voume (M)T

Thank you for your purchase of the MPX G2 Guitar Effects Processor. The MPXG2 works with any amp, from combo to stack, allowing you to place authentic

7-29The Effects and ParametersDelay EffectsThe Delay effects include delay, echo, looping and ducking effects. Delays are highquality digital delays.

Lexicon7-30MPX G2 User GuideDelay (M) is a simple mono de-lay with feedback.Delay (S) is a simple stereo de-lay with feedback.Delay (D) is a dual dela

7-31The Effects and ParametersThe Echo effects are similar tothe Delay effects, except the feed-back inputs are sent through 1-pole low-pass fil

Lexicon7-32MPX G2 User GuideMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalTime 0-20000ms Delay time1:24-24:1e

7-33The Effects and ParametersMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel 0ff, -89dB to +6dB Amount of effect in processsed signalSize 0-20,000ms Loop size in ms (d

Lexicon7-34MPX G2 User GuideMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalTime 0 -20,000ms Delay time1:24-24:

7-35The Effects and ParametersReverb EffectsMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalSize 4.0-35.0 meter

Lexicon7-36MPX G2 User GuideMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalSize 4.0-76.0 meters Length of room

7-37The Effects and Parameters* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameterMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in

Lexicon7-38MPX G2 User GuideEQ EffectsAt its simplest, equalization is the process of cutting and boosting certainfrequencies to make porti

An A/B glide function is also available from the front panel — and of course we'vedesigned presets to show this function off to its fullest. Whe

7-39The Effects and ParametersMPX G2 Parametric EQ: QFc=1000Hz Gain=±18dB Q=0.1, 0.3, 0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 4.0, 6.0, 8.0, 10.0MPX G2 Parametric EQ: GainFc=1

Lexicon7-40MPX G2 User GuideMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalGain (1-4) -72 to +24dB Boost/cut g

7-41The Effects and ParametersMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel* Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalLoCut 100-10000Hz Corner freque

Lexicon7-42MPX G2 User GuideVolume (M), Volume (S) and Volume (D)13 190Volume (S)17 190Voume (M)The Volume effects can beplaced in front of, or be

7-43The Effects and Parameters* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameterPedalVol and ExtPedalVol13 190PedalVol is the same as Vol-ume (

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8-1MPX G2 Internal Controllers8MPX G2 InternalControllersThis chapter describes all of the MPX G2 internal controllers. Examples ofpresets which ma

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide8-2A/BParameter Range DescriptionMode Trig, Gate See notes.ARate 0-100 Time to go from A to BBRate 0-100 Time to go from B to

8-3MPX G2 Internal ControllersEnv is an envelope follower which creates an output that varies with the level ofthe Src parameter. You can choose any t

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1-1Product OverviewThe Front PanelInput/OutputDual-function knobcontrols input and out-put levels.Level and Clip LEDsindicate presence ofsignal a

9-1MPX G2 Program Descriptions9ProgramDescriptionsThe 250 MPX G2 programs are organized into three major groups:1-99: Amp Input + FX Loop programs de

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-22 Guitar SoloAnalog Screamer with detuning delay and classic plate reverb. The MPX R1 pedalcontrols volume so you can swell

9-3MPX G2 Program Descriptions11 Rotary CabA Leslie with a bit of chamber to fatten up the sound. Press Gain to add a little grit, so whenyou dig in y

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-4Programs 20-29 are organized to work as a custom effects rig when used with the MPXR1 MIDI Remote Controller. All of the pr

9-5MPX G2 Program DescriptionsPrograms 20 and 26-29 are variations of 21-25. Each offers the same combination ofWah, Screamer and modulation effects w

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-6Programs 30-39 are based on combinations of Screamer, Compressor, Wah, VolumePedal, Chorus, Delay and Hall Reverb. In all o

9-7MPX G2 Program Descriptions36 CompChorus+A cleaner version of TS Chorus+ with BlueComp in place of the Screamer for cleanertone.37 CompDelay+A clea

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-8Programs 40-49 are ogranized as a custom effects rig when used with the MPX R1 MIDIRemote Controller.All fo the programs fe

9-9MPX G2 Program DescriptionsPrograms 40 and 46-49 use the pitch shifter to produce harmony effects. All of the effectsexcept Overdrive are in the ef

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-10Programs 50-59 are ogranized as a custom effects rig when used with the MPX R1 MIDIRemote Controller. All of the programs

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide1-2The Rear PanelAC PowerStandard 3-pin IEC power connector.100-240V, 50-60Hz automatic switchingto correct voltage range.

9-11MPX G2 Program Descriptions55 Chaos DanceThis techno rhythm effect is produced by hitting the amp input with a randomizedenvelope filt

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-12Programs 60-79 each contain a single effect. Use them alone, or as building blocks tocreate your own multi-effects program

9-13MPX G2 Program Descriptions76 Tap EchoTap sets the echo rhythm. A/B turns the input to the echo on and off (so that the repeatsring out when you t

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-14Programs 90-94 are set up to have the MPX G2 front panel buttons or the MPX R1 control:Tap = Record LoopA/B = LayerDelay =

9-15MPX G2 Program DescriptionsPrograms 100-149 are designed to be used with the MPX G2connected to a guitar amp with no effects loop.Top Ten(Amp Inpu

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-16106 EnvFilter LPA very funky, synth-like effect, reminiscent of a Mu-tron III set to “LP”. The dynamics ofyour playing ope

9-17MPX G2 Program Descriptions118 Fuzz 1Analog fuzz.119 Fuzz 2A more aggressive variation of Fuzz 1.Programs 120-139 each contain a single effect. Us

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-18133 S/H PedalA recreation of the Maestro pedal used by Frank Zappa in the 70's.134 V-WahOur recreation of the classic

9-19MPX G2 Program DescriptionsPrograms 145-149 are set up to have the MPX G2 front panel buttons or the MPX R1control:Tap = Record LoopA/B = LayerDel

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-20Programs 150-248 are designed to be used with the MPX G2connected directly to a mixer or power ampTop Ten(Stand Alone)150

1-3Product OverviewInstallation NotesMountingThe MPX G2 is equipped with a 3-pin IEC power connector and detachablecord. The unit will operate with p

9-21MPX G2 Program Descriptions156 Metal StackGet out your heaviest chops and burn. Super high gain setting with lots of tone and justa hint of ambien

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-22167 Blow By…Play any riff from this album. A simple, moderately clean sound. The MPX R1 Toe Switchactivates pedal wah.168

9-23MPX G2 Program DescriptionsPrograms 180-199 give you a collection of guitar amp tones from vintage to modern andeverything in between.180 American

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-24195 Little AmpA tiny “hog-style” amp with a 6 inch speaker.196 Phone FilterOvercompressed and drastically EQ’d, this is an

9-25MPX G2 Program Descriptions201 Acoustic RoomThis program is designed for acoustic guitar. The reverb blooms nicely behind the notesthanks to a com

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-26Programs 210-219 are designed to give you a collection of classic studio effects forrecording guitar tracks. Each program

9-27MPX G2 Program Descriptions217 EQ DelayA mono 20-second delay with 2-band parameteric EQ in the feedback path. In thisprogram the EQ is set to sim

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-28226 Country RockSimilar to Rockabilly with a hotter, more overdriven preamp sound. Useful for a lot ofcurrent country soun

9-29MPX G2 Program Descriptions236 Pitch CascadeThis special effect is created by putting a dual pitch shifter in the feedback loop of a dualdelay. Ta

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide9-30Programs 245-248 are set up to have the MPX G2 front panel buttons or the MPX R1control:Tap = Record LoopA/B = LayerDelay

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide1-41. Turn the front panel Output control all the way down2. Connect the Left and Right outputs to two input channels of your

Troubleshooting10-110TroubleshootingThis chapter is intended primarily to help you recognize some common errorstates which can be corrected from the M

10-2LexiconMPX G2 User GuideThe MPX G2 doesn't respond to SysEx commands.Check the SysEx setting (and the Receive Device ID selection) in the Sys

11-1Specifications11MPX G2SpecificationsI/OInstrument input: mono 1/4 inch 1megΩ unbalanced, with analog soft clipping circuit and frontpanel input le

Lexicon11-2MPX G2 User GuideInternal Audio Data PathsConversion: 24-bit A/D, 24-bit D/ADSP: 32 bitsControl InterfaceMIDI: 7-pin DIN connector for MIDI

1-5Product Overview1. Load MPX G2 program 249 Unity Gain.2. Plug your guitar directly into your amp and set the guitar volume to acomfortable listen

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide1-6This is a bit more detailed than Stand alone or Amp Input Only setup — you’llbe connecting the MPX G2 to both sides of your

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1-7Product Overview3. Connect the amp’s effects loop send to the MPX G2 rear panel InsertReturns jacks. (Note that when you make this connection, the

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide1-8Footswitch/FootpedalOne 1/4 inch T/R/S phone jack is provided for 3 momentary footswitches.Another 1/4 inch T/R/

1-9Product OverviewPannerAuto PanTremolo (M)Tremolo (S)UniVybeCustomVybePhaserOrangePhaseRedCompReverbEffect 2Effect 1Fc SplitterCrossoverVolume (M)Vo

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide1-10Signal FlowPre-Gain PathFollowing are diagrams showing signal flow in the MPX G2 Pre-Gain and Post-Gain paths. When combin

1-11Product OverviewThe MPX G2 is a complete guitar processing system. As such it has twoindependent audio paths: one for effects that go

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide1-12The MPX G2 Insert Send is always active. When Gain is on, its signal is from theGain block output. When Gain is bypassed,

1-13Product OverviewThe MPX G2 Main Outputs are set to stereo at the factory. When connecting theMPX G2 to an external device with a mono input (such

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2-1Basic Operation2Basic OperationBeginning with a menu tree to guide you through the major areas of the MPX G2,this chapter focuses on the basics tha

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide2-2Loading and Playingwith ProgramsPressing the front panel Program button accesses the MPX G2 library of 300presets and user

2-3Basic OperationThe front panel Effect buttons light to show you which effect blocks are active.— When you're scrolling through programs, they&

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide2-4TapFlashing of the Tempo LED indi-cates that Tap is active. Press Taptwice in rhythm to change the tempoof delay or mo

2-5Basic OperationA/B is a unique glide function which allows you to "morph" between selectedparameters. Most effect parameters (or groups o

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide2-6Using the DataBaseThe MPX G2 has a database sorting function which allows you to sort and searchfor programs in various cat

2-7Basic OperationProgram StoreProgram Name251 availableAre you sure?Yes or NoOnce you've made changes to a program, such as turning an effect o

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3-1Editing3EditingThis chapter describes all of the MPX G2 edit functions. As the first thing you arelikely to want to modify in a program are its eff

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide3-2The Effect type isshown in the upperleft of the display.Fields which are selectedfor changing will blink.The item on the

3-3EditingThe MPX G2 Edit menus give you access to all of the controls you need to createyour own programs. Whether you want to view the meter displa

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide3-4The knob will adjust the flashing parameter value.Use > to step to the Level parameter, or to step forwardto the next s

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3-5EditingSpeaker SimThe MPX G2 has a progammable analog speaker simulator which is locatedbetween the pre- and post-gain paths. When used as a stand

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide3-6All routing to and from the SpeakerSimulator is automatic, based on whichInsert Return jacks are used andwhether

3-7EditingNoise GateThe MPX G2 has two integrated noise gates, one analog and one digital. Bothare driven by the direct signal. The gates share a comm

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide3-8MetersThe G2 has a built-in meter array that allows you to simultaneously view guitarinput level, main output levels as wel

3-9EditingEffect Order 1=2=g=C=D=R=ESelecting Effect Order from the Edit menu allows you to put the seven MPX G2Effect blocks in any order you wish.

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide3-10Routing MapThe MPX G2 allows you to reconfigure the effect blocks along audio paths ofyour own design. The Routing Map is

3-11EditingThe path through an MPX G2 DSP effect block looks like this:Note that the dry path through the effect is stereo, and a variable wet/dry mix

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide3-12The routing page lets you alter the connections between the inputs of theselected block and the outputs of the

3-13EditingIn the following examples we’ve selected three presets that demonstratecreative applications of the routing and connection capabil

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide3-14The Octave Fuzz program combines sub-octave and Octavia-style effects withanalog distortion. When connected to the high ga

Dieses Dreieck auf Ihrem Apparat bedeutet daß wichtige Betriebs-und Wartungsanweisungen in der mitgelieferten Dokumentation zufinden sind.Dieses Drei

3-15EditingThe Infinite Echo program is an analog tape delay effect with auto ducking andinfinite feedback. It demonstrates the routing techniques u

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide3-16The Overdrive effect produces the analog tone and saturation of tape echoelectronics.The Detuner is patched to the

3-17EditingControllersThis Edit menu selection provides controls for making individual adjustmentsand assignments for each of the MPX G2 internal cont

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide3-18TempoRateSourceThe parameters in the Tempo menu: Rate, Source, Beat Value, Tap Average,Tap Source and Source Level, allow

3-19EditingBeat ValueTap SourcePress Options to set a Tap Aver-age for more gradual tempochanges when you press Tap.Press Options to set a Ta

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide3-20The MPX G2 allows you to individually tag all 250 programs for easy sorting byStyle and/or Effect and Application type. T

3-21EditingThe item on the lower line of the display which is selected for adjustment willflash. Use the < and > buttons to move between the dis

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide3-22Copy Effect lets you take an Effect from any program in the MPX G2 and copyit into the current program. To use this functi

4-1Patching4PatchingPatching is the ability to assign a control (Source) to a parameter (Destination).This allows you to alter the value of the parame

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide4-2In this example, the Source assignmentfield is selected. The knob will scroll throughall of the available Source selec

ContentsIntroduction1. Product OverviewThe Front Panel ... 1-1The Rear

4-3PatchingWith Src selected, press Optionsto set range limits for the controlleryou have selected. Press Optionsagain to return to the Patch Sourcea

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide4-4MIDI Learn — AutomaticController AssignmentFrom the Source Activity screen, press > toaccess MIDI Learn.Src: MID

4-5PatchingFor most applications, the default full-range Destination values are all you willwant, as these allow your selected Source to exert direct

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide4-6Linear or NonlinearControlPressing Options from either ofthe Destination value screens letsyou determine the control rela

4-7PatchingIf you create two or more patches with the same Destination, the Destinationvalue will be the sum of all patches assigned to it.For example

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5-1System Controls5System ControlsThe System menus shown below provide access to all of the controls whichaffect overall operation of the MPX G2, such

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide5-2MixPgm BypassModesThe MPX G2 Modes menu allows you to specify certain system-wide param-eters and modes of operation for c

5-3System ControlsThe MPX G2 provides a memory protection feature to prevent accidentaloverwriting of your stored programs. When this contro

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide5-4InsertSend BypassThe SendBypass parameter allows you to set the bypass behavior of the pre-gain path (everything between th

Contents, cont'd.3. EditingEffect Editing ... 3-1The MPX G2 Ed

5-5System ControlsSetup Load andSetup StoreMenu Parameter Default SettingProgram Database Sort by NumberSystem Audio Output Mode AnalogSoft Sat OffMod

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide5-6The LED in the Store button will flash. When you press Store the display willshow:Then the MPX G2 will return to normal op

5-7System ControlsMIDIThis menu contains all of the MPX G2 MIDI controls. The operation of each ofthese controls is described here. More information

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide5-8If Transmit is active (set to any channel), you can select any of the controllersshown to the side to transmit MIDI control

5-9System ControlsDumpPress Options toselect MIDI transmitspeed. Press Optionsagain to exit.This control is provided for recording changes in a se

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide5-10MIDI Maps Pgm Maps select:< > Map 1With the map number you want to work with dis-played in the lower right of the di

5-11System ControlsProgram ChainsOnce you've created maps, you can make them active by setting the DataBasesorting option to Show Members of MIDI

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide5-12InitializeSelecting any item in the Initialize menu will restore portions of the MPX G2 totheir factory default settings.

5-13System ControlsClear ProgramsThis control allows you to clear a single User program, or any number ofconsecutively numbered User prog

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide5-14Copy ProgramsThis control allows you to copy a single program, or any number of consecutivelynumbered programs into a new

Contents, cont'd.Insert ... 5-4FX Loop ...

5-15System ControlsGlobal PatchesTen global patch assignments are available which allow you to assign anexternal controller to the MPX G2 Po

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide5-16Calibrate Pedal This control allows you to achieve full range output of any connected 10k-100kcontinuously variable footpe

5-17System ControlsTuner ModeGlobal EffectsThe Global Effects modes provide quick and useful ways of changing the overallbehavior of the G2 to fit spe

LexiconMPX G2 User Guide5-18When Speaker Sim mode is set to Global, the current settings of the speakersimulator override the settings stored with eac

6-1MIDI Operation6MIDI OperationMost MPX G2 parameters and all programs can be accessed by MIDI. All MIDIapplications require the MPX G2 to be connect

Lexicon6-2MPX G2 User GuideMIDI OutMIDI InSystem mode MIDI Clock Send set to OnTempo Rate set in Edit mode or by TapControlling MPX G2Tempo Ratewith

6-3MIDI OperationMIDI InMIDI OutMIDI InMIDI ThruMIDI InMIDI Out(MIDI Clock)Edit mode Tempo Source set to MIDIThe configuration below shows the MIDI co

Lexicon6-4MPX G2 User GuideSome synthesizers and controllers cannot send the full range of MIDI programchange messages (1-128). Others may appear to

6-5MIDI OperationReception of MIDI Program Change and Bank Select messages can beselectively enabled/disabled from the System mode MIDI menu

Lexicon6-6MPX G2 User GuideAutomationThe MPX G2 will transmit SysEx automation messages when the System modeMIDI Automation parameter is set to On. V

Contents, cont'd.7. The Effects and ParametersNotes on Combining Effects ... 7-2Notes

6-7MIDI OperationThe following MIDI controllers are available as Dynamic MIDI patch sources:MIDI Controllers1-31, 33-119 Continuous or switches: 0–127

Lexicon6-8MPX G2 User GuideMIDI Implementation ChartMode 1: OMNI ON, POLY Mode 2: OMNI ON, MONO O : Yes OX: SelectableMode 3: OMNI OFF, POLY Mode 4:

7-1The Effects and Parameters7The Effects andParametersThe MPX G2 contains a library of 76 effects, each of which is described in detailin this sectio

Lexicon7-2MPX G2 User GuideNotes onCombining EffectsDifferent effects require different amounts of MPX G2 processing. The followingnotes should be ke

7-3The Effects and ParametersLo ± 25dB Clean low frequency boost/cutMid +12/-25dB Clean mid frequency boost/cutHi ± 25dB Clean high frequency boost/cu

Lexicon7-4MPX G2 User GuideLo ± 5dB Low frequency boost/cutMid ±5dB Mid frequency boost/cutHi 0-5dB High frequency boostDrive 0-40 Amount of overdrive

7-5The Effects and Parameters* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameterLo ± 15dB Low frequency boost/cutMid ±15dB Mid frequency boost/cutHi

Lexicon7-6MPX G2 User GuideLo -25dB to +18dB Low frequency DriveMid -25dB to +18dB Mid frequency DriveHi 0-18dB High frequency DriveDrive 0-50 Amount

7-7The Effects and Parameters0 190As a general guideline, set InLvl to approximately -15dB when working on cleanor crunch sounds. Use higher values wh

Lexicon7-8MPX G2 User GuideMix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratioLevel Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signalTune, Tune1, 2 0-100 Pitch shift(Opt