Hi Michael > Re: SV: [SoundDiver] PCM 80 & 90 editing - Remember Lexicon 480L ! > > > At 23:55 +0200 31.08.01, Kim Bækgaard wrote: > >At that time, please remember to make a module for the Lexicon 480L :-) > > Actually I tried this once, but the documentation is very confusing. > Can you tell me the difference between a Preset, Register, and > "Machine A/B"? Yes I can: A preset: a ROM based settings location, which you can't store to A Register: a RAM Based settings location, where the User can store his own settings to. These are organised in 5 banks of 10 registers (settings) , meaning the user can only store 50 of his own setting, which is way, way to little for such a great machine... allthough you can buy an expensive cartridge, which can hold another 50 of you own settings (registers). (Which is again way to little.) And this cartridge fits into the same slot, as you are going to use, if you buy the LEX 224 cartridge (which, as a matter of fact, is just a key dongle to unlock the LEX 224 algorithms Allready stored inside the machine (ROM)). So if you have that cartridge, then you can't even use the memory cartridge mentioned before :-( So we really need sounddiver to solve this problem :-) Machine A/B The lexicon 480L is internally divided into 2 identical machines (effect-units)named Machine A and Machine B. You can in the setup determine, between a coupple of modes you want to run the machine in: 1) Single: Onle one machine is working 2) Split: 2 seperate machines ( used 99,9 % of the time) (* Look below) 3) Stereo: input A & B is both routed each individual machine 4) Cascade: Output from machine A runs into machine B On the remote (LARC) you switch between those with a flick of a buttom, so you only need one remote to controol the 2 internal machines. The LEX 480L has 2 physical inputs, and 4 physical outputs In Split mode: Input A is routed to Machine A, and Input B is routed to Machine B. Machine A also has it's own 2 physical outputs, and like wise Machine B also has it's own 2 physical outputs , giving a total of 4 outputs You can also determine what MIDI channel each of the machines shall react to. In my case, I've set Machine A to MIDI ch. 15, and Machine B to MIDI ch. 16. The 480L has only 1 MIDI in and 1 MIDI out and 1 MIDI through. Did this clarify something? Otherwise you're welcome to ask again, or for more info :-) Best Regards Kim Baekgaard Soundpage Recording > -- > > Beste Gruesse - best regards, > > Michael Haydn > EMAGIC Soft- und Hardware GmbH > SoundDiver Group Executive > Logic Windows Developer > Unitor8 Control Project Manager > > >