Reflex dynamic midi reverberator

Descrizione

Lexicon Reflex Dynamic MIDI Reverberator Lexicon Reflex gives you 8 world class reverberation and effects algorithms to enhance any audio performance. Sixteen preset effects provide a wide range of superb sounds right out of the box , and a bank of 128 registers is available for storing your own customized effects. We’ve loaded the registers with an additional 96 sounds to really get you going! Reflex front panel operation is straightforward, with three adjustable parameters which allow you to make subtle or dramatic changes to each preset. An Advanced Programming Mode allows you to access additional parameters within each algorithm, providing fine control over every aspect of the effects. This mode also gives you front panel control over Utility functions such as MIDI channel assignment and register dumps. Footswitch control allows you to bypass the effects, to step through the registers, or to set up register chains to suit your performance needs MIDI Program Change can be used to access any register, or to bypass Reflex processing. Beyond simple Program Change, Reflex lets you change parameters in real-time, using MIDI Note Number or continuous controllers. You can create as many as 4 patches per effect, controlling Predelay with Mod Wheel, Reverb Time with MIDI Notes, etc. Dynamic MIDI™ allows exceptionally expressive performance and sequencer control. Two of the algorithms (Chorus and Multi Taps) allow you to control echo rhythms with MIDI Clock, so you can synchronize delays to drum machines and sequencers, vary the echo repeat rate, and still maintain tempo. Even deeper control is available through full MIDI SysEx implementation which allows bidirectional communication with a dedicated controller, such as Lexicon’s MRC, or a personal computer with appropriate software. In fact, Reflex is already compatible with existing editors which will recognize it as a member of Lexicon’s LXP series.

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