Lexicon 960L - Manual (Page 42)

960L Owner’s Maunal Operations in Detail
Editing Inputs and Outputs
The LARC2’s joystick can be used to place any input or
output signals anywhere in the soundfield. Input and
output levels can also be set, using the faders. Input
panning and level adjustments are not "Global"; they
affect only the current Program or Register.
Input Panning
To edit inputs, press the EDIT key, then the INPUTS
soft button, to bring up the screen shown in figure 4-16.
You can see from the System Status Display at the
upper right that two machines are in use and you are
editing the inputs for Machine 1. The Main Operating
Display shows that the current machine has five inputs
and where each input signal is positioned in the
soundfield.
In figure 4-16, the Left Surround input, channel 4, is
currently selected, so its header is highlighted and its
pan position is indicated on the Joystick Map. The
JOYSTICK key is off, so the joystick has not captured
the parameter – note the separate positions of the
cursor and the setting dot.
Editing,
Continued
4-11
Figure 4-16 — Editing screen for input panning and levels, with joystick key off.
Figure 4-17 — Editing screen for input panning, and levels after panning with joystick.
Input currently mapped to joystick
Joystick position
Input levels, now controlled by faders
Parameter currently controlled by joystick
(not captured — JOYSTICK key off)
Note new position of selected input Joystick has captured parameter