LEXICON LXP-15 II (02) PDF MANUAL

To load a preset on the LXP-15 II, follow these steps:

1. Use the PAGE knob to select “Setup.”

2. Press the button directly beneath “Preset” on the display.

3. Use the ADJUST knob to scroll through and sequentially load the 128 preset programs.

Pressing the button directly beneath “Pre scan” on the display allows you to scroll through the presets without loading them. If you use this method of selection, you must press the button directly beneath “Load” on the display to load any displayed preset.

The LXP-15 II has 128 preset programs and 128 user registers where you can store modified versions of the factory-loaded presets. The factory-loaded presets are grouped into two categories: Studio and Stage. Studio presets (1-64) have the mix control preset to 100% wet, designed for mixing through a console. Stage presets each have their own mix setting.

If you are using an instrument plugged directly into the unit, you will want to adjust the wet/dry mix control on presets 1-64, where it is set to 100% wet.

To modify a preset on the LXP-15 II, follow these steps:

1. Once you’ve loaded a preset, turn the PAGE knob to select one of the six parameter pages (Delay, Pitch/EQ, Reverb, Level, Mod or Alg).

2. Each page displays a set of parameters related to the current setup.

3. Press the button directly beneath a displayed parameter to select it for adjustment.

4. Turn the ADJUST knob to display the full name of the selected parameter and its current value. This value will change as you continue to turn the ADJUST knob.

The screen will return to its normal 5-parameter display if you select another parameter, or if 2 seconds pass without further parameter adjustment. The setup name will be marked with an asterisk (*) to indicate that the setup has been modified since it was last stored.

Pressing the VIEW button will display the parameters along with their current settings.

To patch controls on the LXP-15 II, follow these steps:

1. Turn the PAGE knob to select one of the four “Patch” positions.

2. Select “Src” and use the ADJUST knob to select the desired controller.

3. Select “Dest” and use the ADJUST knob to select the parameter you want to control.

4. Select “Scale” and use the ADJUST knob to select the control range for the Destination. As the Source controller is moved from minimum to maximum, positive scaling increases (negative scaling decreases) Destination values.

5. Select “Thresh n” and use the ADJUST knob to set the Source controller’s position relative to the initial Destination value. For most applications, you can simply leave Threshold set to 0.

To name your new setup on the LXP-15 II, follow these steps:

1. Turn the PAGE knob to select “Name.” The current setup name will appear in the upper right of the display with the first character of the name underlined.

2. Turning the ADJUST knob will cause the underlined character to be replaced with the first letter of the name you want.

3. The ADJUST knob dials sequentially through a list of alphanumeric characters in the following order: (space), 0-9, A-Z, a-z, and an assortment of standard symbols.

4. Pressing the buttons under “<Char” and “Char>” will step the underline cursor to the left and right, allowing you to choose the characters you want to change.

To store a new sound on the LXP-15 II, follow these steps:

1. Turn the PAGE knob to select “Store.”

2. Press the button directly beneath “Reg #” on the display.

3. Turn the ADJUST knob to select a register number between 1-128. Make sure it’s one whose contents you don’t mind overwriting.

4. When the display shows the register number you want, press the button directly beneath “Store.” The display will indicate successful storage.

The LXP-15 II will not perform a store instruction if “Memory Protect” is enabled. To access this function, turn the PAGE knob to “Sys”, press the button directly beneath “Mem Prot” and use the ADJUST knob to select ON or OFF.

To recall a register on the LXP-15 II, follow these steps:

1. Turn the PAGE knob to select “Setup.”

2. Press the button directly beneath “Registr” on the display.

3. Turn the ADJUST knob to select the register number you want.

The setup is automatically recalled.

Pressing the button directly beneath “Reg scan” on the display allows you to scroll through the registers without loading them. If you use this method of selection, you must press the button directly beneath “Load” on the display to load any displayed setup.