Lexicon MPX 1 Multi-Effects Processor

The MPX 1 Multi-Effects Processor fulfills the promise implied by the term "multi-effects." When summoned to do their best reverb, most single DSP multieffect processors run out of gas - you don't get additional effects. The MPX 1 has Lexicon's own proprietary Lexichip, dedicated to delivering uncompromised Lexicon stereo reverb or ambience, in addition to another processor to create the other digital effects. So you get your best reverb, at all times, along with as many as 4 additional stereo effects. Built-in help: Hold down any button and it tells you what is going onBalanced Analog I/O (1/4" & XLR)56 effect algorithmsThe most comprehensive modulation Lexicon has ever devised: two LFOs, 2 AR Generators, S&H Generator, a random number generator, input level as a modulation source for expressiveness and moreDigital Inputs & Outputs (S/PDIF @ 44.1KHz) 24-Bit A/D/A Conversion32-bit internal processing (depending on active FX blocks)Discrete Stereo or Dual Mono ProcessingUp to 5 Simultaneous stereo effects routable in any configuration, with individual mix and gain for each effectIntelligent Sorting features: Sort by Name, Number, Application (i. E. vocals, live sound, guitar etc.), Effect (i. E. chorus, parametric EQ, Pitch Shifting etc.) or Last 10 presets loaded (in case you forgot- we thought of everything)Dynamic MIDI patching & MIDI automationMIDI Arpeggiator


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