Erica Synths LXR-02 Drum Machine Synthesizer User Manual

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MORPH KITS

A morph kit is a normal kit that is loaded as morph target. Any kit can be loaded as
a morph target.

Loading

> Press LOAD + MORPH
> Select the preset number of the kit you want to load.
> Push the encoder.
> The morph sound is loaded.
> Please note that you won't hear any change if the morph parameter value is set to
zero.
> Use the morph parameter on the performance page to morph the current kit into
the loaded morph kit.

Saving

You can also save the resulting sounds from morph operations. Just press the
SAVE + MORPH buttons and save the sound as a new kit. Instead of the original
sound, the currently playing mixture of the 2 presets will be saved.

Did you know?

If morphing arbitrary presets is too drastic for you, try modifying your
favourite pattern just a little bit and save it to a new location. Now you
can control all tweaked parameters at once!

SONGS

The process to load and save songs is the same as described for the kits. Just use
the button combo Press LOAD + SONG or SAVE + SONG instead.

PATTERNS

Patterns are a special case as they have no name. Loading and saving is done in
a similar fashion like changing patterns in pattern mode.

Loading

> Press LOAD + PATTERN
> The screen will show “Select Pattern, Current: x”
> Now you can use the SEQUENCER and BAR buttons to select the pattern to load.
> If the sequencer is playing, the new pattern will start after the current pattern
has finished playing.

Saving

> Press SAVE + PATTERN
> The screen will show “Save Pattern, Current: x”
> Now you can use the SEQUENCER and BAR buttons to select where to save the
pattern.
> As soon as you press the SEQUENCER button, the display will show “success!”
and the pattern is saved.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 INTRO

2 OVERVIEW

2.1. Front

2.2. Back

2.3. Menu Navigation

3 QUICK START

4 MEMORY MANAGEMENT

4.1. SD Card

4.2. Projects

4.3. Kits

4.4. Patterns

4.5. Songs

5 VOICES

5.1. Drum voices (voice 1-3)

5.2. Snare voice (voice 4)

5.3. Cymbal/Clap (voice 5)

5.4. Hi-hat voice (6)

5.5. Voice parameter menu sections

Oscillator Page (OSC)
Amplitude Envelope Page (AEG)
Modulation Page (MOD)
Frequency Modulation Page (FM)
Transient Generator Page (Click)
Filter Page (FIL)

LFO Page (LFO)
Mixer Page (Mix)

6 SEQUENCER

6.1. Tracks

Select tracks
Mute tracks
Unmute all tracks
Track length

6.2. Bars

6.3. Steps

6.4. Step parameters

Available Step Parameters

6.5. Automation

Choosing the active automation track
How to assign parameter automation
Clear automation data

6.6. Pattern

Basic pattern editing

6.7. Copy sequencer data

6.8. Clear sequencer data

Clear Pattern
Clear Track

7 OPERATION MODES

7.1. Voice edit mode

Pattern editing
Sound editing
Clear kit / Init sound

7.2. Step (Edit) mode

Step Parameter editing

7.3. Performance Mode

Basic performance menu
Manual Roll
Sound editing with manual triggers

Morph
Shuffle

7.4. Loading and saving

Display description
Menu navigation

Kits

Morph Kits

Songs
Patterns
Project

7.5. Pattern Generator Mode

Menu location
Pattern generator menu
Generating patterns

7.6. Global settings menu

Menu location
Menu options

Screensaver

Loading and saving of global settings

7.7. Pattern Menu

Changing the pattern

7.8. Song Mode

Editing songs
Using the sequencer buttons to add patterns
Inserting an removing lines
Special Patterns
Playing a song

7.9. FX Mode

Menu location

Drive
Ringmodulator
Compressor
Delay

Delay types

7.10. Reload Button

8 OPERATION MODES

8.1. Oscillator

8.2. Filter

Frequency
Resonance
Drive

Filter types

8.3. Envelopes

Attack/Decay times

Slope
Repeat

8.4. Transient generator

Snappy mode
Offset mode
Sample mode

Parameters

8.5. Sample Rate Reduction

8.6. Distortion

8.7. LFO

Setting up modulations

8.8. Velocity modulation

8.9. Output Routing

9 MIDI

9.1. MIDI channel

Global MIDI channels
Voice MIDI channel

9.2. Midi routing (midi soft thru)

9.3. MIDI filtering

9.4. MIDI Sync

9.5. Record incoming MIDI

Recording melodies

9.6. Transmitting sequencer data to the MIDI out

9.7. MIDI CC list

9.8. MIDI NRPN list

10 FIRMWARE UPDATE

10.1. Update procedure

10.2. Bootloader error messages

11 INTRODUCTION TO DRUM SYNTHESIS

11.1. Kicks

11.2. Snare

11.3. Clap

11.4. Hi-hat

11.5. Cymbal ride

11.6. Bells

Realistic bells
808 style cowbell

11.7. More info about drum sound design

12 TECHNICAL INFORMATION

12.1. Electrical Specification

12.2. Hardware

12.3. Physical Specification

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PROJECT

The process to load and save project is the same as described for the kits. Just
use the button combo Press LOAD + PROJECT or SAVE + PROJECT instead.

Where Projects are special is in regard to the place where they are saved. All
previous datatypes are loaded from and saved to the non persistent RAM region
where the project data is located. Projects however are saved to the memory
card and are the only way to save kits, songs and patterns so they will be
restored after a power cycle. Projects are containers that are a collection of Kits,
Patterns, Songs and settings.

7.5. PATTERN GENERATOR MODE

The pattern generator provides an easy way to generate interesting poly rhythms
on the fly. You just have to set the desired pattern length and the number of
active steps to generate a new pattern using the euclidean algorithm.

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