Lexicon PCM80 PITCH User's Manual

PCM 80 Pitch FX Preset ERRATA
Presets X0 0.0 FixYerVox and X0 0.1 FixYerVoxChm on the Version 1.0 PCM Pitch FX Algorithm Card each have a patch parameter error and do not work as described when controlled with MIDI PitchBend. To correct this error on Version 1.0 cards, you must disconnect the PitchBend patch in the presets. Version 1.1 of the Pitch FX card contains this modification. There are no other changes between Version 1.0 and Version 1.1.
On Version 1.0
Disconnect the PitchBend patch, by setting Patch 0 Dst to *****Unassigned***** as follows:
2. Press Up until the display reads: Patch 0.
3. With Patch 0 displayed, press Load/✱ until the display reads:
Patch 0 Src MIDI P Bend
This confirms that Patch 0 is assigned to PitchBend — continue to press Load/ until the display reads:
Patch 0 Dst Pitch Shift L+R
4. Turn ADJUST counterclockwise until the display reads:
Patch 0 Dst *****Unassigned*****
5. To save your changes, press Store, rename the effect, and save to a register. (See page 2-25 in the Pitch FX User Guide.)
On Version 1.1
The above modification has already been made to the presets. The description of Version 1.1 X0 0.0 FixYerVox should read as follows:
0.0 FixYerVox ADJUST: Offset 0–100
Turns a marginal singer into a star. Bounce vocals to another track and fix the pitch on the fly. ADJUST gives you ±100 cents of offset.
Note:
To make a version that allows you to control pitch offset with both Pitch Bend and ADJUST, set up the two patches described below on either FixYerVox or FixYerVoxChm. (In order for this to work correctly, you must have a MIDI PitchBend source connected — and you'll have to wiggle its pitch bender after loading the register to initialize the patch.) Set ADJUST to 64 to get ±64 cent pitch correction with the Pitch bender.
Patch 0 Patch 1
Src: ADJUST Src: P BEND Dst: Shift L+R Dst: Shift L+R 000: +0 cents 000: -3600 cents 127: -127 cents 127: -3473 cents
In V1.0, you'll also need to clear patch value 100 (which is set to 100 cents in FixYerVox and FixYerVoxChm).
Lexicon Part No. 070-11673
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