User manual LEXICON CORE 32 V4.21 RELEASE NOTES REV 0

[. . . ] Core 32 Version 4. 21 Release Notes PC Platform · Version 4. 21 supports ASIO2, not including ASIO2 direct monitoring. It also supports sample accurate sync and call back protocol, which provide improved performance on the PCI bus by maximizing the number of input/output streams available at once. · Core 32 now works with Cakewalk 9's "Wavepipe Acceleration. " Core 32 now works with Wavelab 3. 0. [. . . ] All channels will be available for Punch and Reverb routing when the application is in Stop or when no application is running. When using the MMIO drivers, the PC-90 user interface must be maximized to hear reverb through the PC-90. Only dry audio will be heard when the user interface is closed. · · · · Lexicon, Inc. 3 Oak Park Bedford, MA 01730-1441 USA Lexicon Part No. 070-14579 | Rev 0 | 11/01 Tel 781-280-0300 Fax 781-280-0490 www. lexicon. com Customer Support Tel 781-280-0300 Fax 781-280-0495 (Sales) Fax 781-280-0499 (Service) Version 4. 21 Release Notes · Note the following when using the Punch/Monitor feature: - Lexicon When using an MMIO application, Punch/Monitor can only be changed if no audio is playing or if the application is closed. If the message "Another application is currently using the installed devices to play audio" appears, stop playing audio or exit the application. In Cubase, Punch/Monitor can be fully utilized. When using CoolEdit or Cakewalk, Punch/Monitor is available in Stop Mode and Record Mode. Stop Mode can be used to monitor the audio source while the Lexpanel is open. Record Mode can be used to monitor the audio source on channels that have been record enabled in the application. When using Acid, Emagic/Logic Audio MMIO, SoundForge, or Wavelab, Punch/Monitor can be used when the Lexpanel is open or closed. When the Lexpanel is open, it is possible to listen to the audio source when the application is in Stop Mode. When the Lexpanel is closed, the VU meters in the application must be enabled to monitor the audio source. - - · Changes made to the ASIO Control Panel that is launched from Cubase are reflected in the ASIO Lexpanel that is launched from the taskbar. However, changes made to the ASIO Lexpanel will not be reflected in the ASIO Control Panel (for example, PC-90 input/output settings). TROUBLESHOOTING · Lost clock is difficult to regain. Select the Punch tab in the Lexpanel, then toggle the Monitor button. If this does not reinstate a valid clock source, close the Lexpanel and restart the computer. [. . . ] · The Lexpanel Routing tab does not display all connected devices. Select the Refresh Devices button in the Routing tab, then open the Lexpanel. Disable the Monitor button and restart the computer. 2 [. . . ]