User manual LEXICON PCM 91 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

[. . . ] Hold down either Banks button to see the name of the currently running effect. Press Load/D to load any displayed effect. ADJUST acts as a soft knob for adjustment of one or more patched effect parameters. Simultaneously press and release both Banks buttons to view the previously loaded effect. [. . . ] To select a different KeyWord for sorting, go to Control 1. 8. and use ADJUST to select any KeyWord from the following list. PCM 91 KeyWords Tempo Any PCM 91 delay parameter and any time-based modulator can be individually assigned an absolute time or tempo value. You can set delay times in milliseconds, or in a ratio of echoes/beats linked to tempo. When you change tempo, the delay times will change to maintain the same rhythm at the new tempo. Use SELECT and Up and Down to locate matrix position 0. 0. Turn ADJUST to select any Tempo Rate from 40-400 BPM. Or, press Tap twice in rhythm to establish the tempo rate you want. Tap is always active, allowing you to change tempo on the fly. Note: You can set and display delay values in units of time, or with tempo values. Whenever a delay value is displayed in Edit mode, press Up and Tempo simultaneously to toggle these two options. A to Z Acoustic Ambience Ballad Bright Broadcast Cascade Chamber Classical Cncrt Hall Custom Dark Dialog Drums/Perc Dynamic Echo Film-ADR Gated Room Guitar Short Indoor Slap FX Instrument Small Keyboard Spatial Large Special FX Live PA Splits Long Stereo Mastering Surround Medium Tempo MIDI Unnatural Mono Vocal Natural User 1 Orchestral User 2 Outdoor User 3 Plate User 4 RandomHall Lexicon Part No. 070-12663 PCM 91 Quick Reference Guide Audition the Programs Press Program Banks to cycle through 9 banks of 50 presets. Turn SELECT to view all of the presets in the selected bank. Press Load/D to load any displayed effect. P0 Halls Orchestral Vocal Live Sound Instrument Custom P1 Rooms Instrument Vocal Live Sound Drums/Perc Custom P2 Plates Instrument Vocal Live Sound Drums/Perc Custom P3 Post Indoor Small Indoor Large Outdoor Spatial Custom P4 Splits Mono Stereo Live Sound Instrument Custom P5 Studio Environments Instruments Vocal Drums/Perc Custom P6 Live Acoustic Electric Vocal Drums/Perc Custom P7 Post Small Spaces Med Spaces Large Spaces Cool Places Custom P8 Surround Small Spaces Large Spaces Unnatural FX Custom "Clean Slate" versions of the Dual Rvb algorithms Each preset has one or more parameters patched to the ADJUST knob. Turn ADJUST to display the name and the current value of the patch. In addition to ADJUST, as many as 4 Custom Controls can be created for any effect. We've created some interesting ones for the presets in a row called "Custom" at the end of each bank (4. 0-4. 9) -- Look for these in the first Edit row. Continue turning ADJUST to change the value of the patch along its entire range. The screen will return to its normal display when you stop turning ADJUST. Compare When you turn ADJUST, or perform any other parameter edits, the front panel Compare light will go on to indicate that the program has been modified since it was last stored. Press Compare to hear the unedited version. Press again to return to your edited program. Edit The PCM 91 offers two levels of editing control: Go mode and Pro mode. Go mode gives you access to a specific set of as many as 10 parameters for each of the 250 presets. We have designed each set of parameters to allow you to make changes to the effect without losing the character of the sound. Pro mode gives you access to the full effect edit matrix whenever you press Edit. The edit matrix contains all effect parameters, Patching and Modulation controls, and tools for creating Custom Controls and assigning KeyWords to effects. [. . . ] Use ADJUST or SELECT to choose the register where you want the effect saved. When the display shows the register number you want, press Store. Press Store in response to the "Are you sure?" message to save your new effect to the displayed register location. Info The PCM 91 offers an extensive set of informative display messages which can be activated from the front panel. If you want to know more about the function of a particular button, press and hold the button down. [. . . ]