We STRONGLY recommend that you read this document in its entirety before 
installing your Lexicon Studio Core2.  The first section below helps you insure 
that your Core2 is installed properly and is configured for optimal performance.  
This if followed by general and audio application-specific notes.

1. Installation
2. V2.12 Core2 General Notes
3. V2.12 MP100 General Notes
4. Cakewalk
5. Cool Edit Pro
6. Cubase
7. Logic Audio
8. Samplitude
9. Sound Forge
10. Vegas Pro
11. Wave Lab


1. Installation 

Before you install this Version V2.12 of the Lexicon Control Software, visit the 
Lexicon Studio download area at our web site,  
http://www.lexicon.com/downloads/studio_download.htm  to insure that you are 
installing the most updated version of this product.  (All driver updates are Free 
of Charge).  We continue to enhance Core2 with new features and fix problems 
that arise with updates for most audio software applications and highly 
recommend you install our latest drivers. Also, be sure to check the Lexicon 
Studio areas of our Support Knowledge Base in the Support area of the web site 
- www.lexicon.com. http://www.lexicon.com/kbase/kbase.asp The Support 
Knowledge Base is reviewed and updated on a regular basis.

Please follow the Installation Instructions included inside the Core2 box for 
proper installation of the Core2 PCI card and software drivers.   If you are adding 
an MP100 on an existing Core2, use the CD that came with your MP100.  The 
correct CD is labelled V2.12.

If you are doing a Core2 upgrade (including adding an MP100) and your 
application software is Cubase or Wavelab, the Core2 installer will delete your 
plugins.  You should follow these additional steps:  1)  Copy your entire Plugins 
folder (probably in ..\Programs\Steinberg\CubaseVST24\VST Plugins) to the 
desktop, 2) Install Core2 V2.12, following the directions, 3)  Copy the Plugins 
folder from the Desktop to its original location.

When working with your Core2 and MP100 card or other cards in your computer, 
be sure to use the anti-static wrist strap included with your Core2 and follow all 
anti-static precautions noted in your Owner's Manual or Installation instructions.

We highly recommend that you familiarize yourself with your computer. Identify 
the other cards in your system and make a list of them and the slot numbers that 
they occupy. If you know that you have Legacy cards (non-Plug & Play devices) 
installed and you know what IRQs they are using, include this on your list. Also, 
be sure to install your Audio application software prior to installing the Lexicon 
Studio Core2 drivers.

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Lexicon Studio Core2 Installation Tips & Troubleshooting (Go through these 
steps immediately after you have installed the Core2 drivers and BEFORE you 
attempt to launch the Lexicon Control Panel or your audio application.)

NOTE: This file is available as a text file in your V2.12 CD-ROM root directory as 
"Lexicon Studio Installation Core2 V2_11.txt". You can print this file to get a 
hardcopy of it.

Athlon-based Computers - Not supported by Core2
At this time there remain unresolved issues with Core2 and Athlon-based 
computers.  You should not install a Core2 in an Athlon-based computer.

Windows - Unique IRQ for the Lexicon Core2 card
Make sure that your Lexicon Core2 card is not sharing an IRQ with anything 
other than "IRQ Holder for PCI Steering". To check for IRQ sharing, go to the 
Start menu and select Settings/Control Panel. Double click the System Icon to 
open the System control panel. The System Properties dialog box will open. Click 
on the "Device Manager" tab and double click on "Computer". (Make sure that 
the "Interrupt Request (IRQ)" radio button is selected). Look for "Lexicon IDS 
Sound System" in the list of hardware devices. Check the IRQ setting to the left 
of the device listed (Lexicon IDS Sound System) and take note of the IRQ 
number. Check to see if there is any other device using that IRQ (it is okay for it 
to share with "IRQ Holder for PCI Steering"). If Lexicon IDS Sound System is 
sharing with anything else, Shut Down your PC and try physically moving the 
card to another PCI slot. Reboot and check the IRQ again.  If your computer has 
no free IRQ's available, try disabling the device Core2 is sharing with.  If you are 
unable to get Lexicon onto its own IRQ, give Lexicon Customer Service Tech 
Support a call at 781-280-0300 or email: csupport@lexicon.com.  

Windows - Legacy Device IRQ Conflicts
The Device Manager tab of the System Control Panel usually just shows 
resources in use by Plug & Play devices. Legacy devices (non-Windows Plug & 
Play) that are installed in your computer will not display the resources that they 
are using. If it appears that you are experiencing an IRQ conflict and the Device 
Manager does not indicate a conflict, it may be caused by a Legacy device 
attempting to use the same IRQ that the Core2 card is using. You should reserve 
the IRQ needed for your Legacy device in Windows so that the Core2 (or other 
Plug & Play device) does not attempt to configure itself to use the same IRQ. To 
do this, go to the Start menu/Settings/Control Panel. Double click the "System" 
Icon. The System Properties dialog box will open. Click on the "Device Manager" 
tab and double click on "Computer". The Computer Properties dialog box will 
open. Click on the "Reserve Resources" tab. Make sure that the "Interrupt 
Request (IRQ)" radio button is selected. Click on the "Add..." button and enter the 
IRQ that your Legacy hardware device is using. This will reserve the IRQ for use 
only by that device and force Windows to assign a different IRQ to the Core2 
card.

Random System Crashes - Video Acceleration
Some video cards use a great deal of your computer's CPU and PCI bandwidth. 
If you are experiencing random crashes, pops or clicks, try turning the video 
acceleration on the graphics card down to none. To check the graphics hardware 
acceleration, go to the Start menu and select Settings/Control Panel. Double 
click the "System" Icon to open the System control panel. The System Properties 
dialog box will open. Click on the "Performance" tab. Then click on the 
"Graphics..." button. If the Graphics Hardware acceleration is set to Full or any 
setting above None, try a lower setting by sliding the control closer to None. If 
you make a change to this setting, follow the instructions that will appear upon 
closing this dialog and restart your computer. You can also try switching your 
monitor to a lower resolution or mode (switch to VGA mode). We recommend the 
use of AGP video cards. Be sure to check the Support Knowledge Base on our 
web site - www.lexicon.com. http://www.lexicon.com/kbase/kbase.asp  Select the 
Lexicon Studio/Lexicon Studio Computer Platforms section for any updated 
information.

Pops and Clicks - Windows Configuration Issues
1. Turn Read Ahead optimization to None. To do this, go to the Start menu and 
select Settings/Control Panel. Double click the "System" Icon to open the System 
control panel. The System Properties dialog box will open. Click on the 
"Performance" tab and click on the "File System..." button. The File System 
Properties dialog box will open. Click on the "Hard Disk" tab and set "Read-
ahead optimization:" to None. Also set the "Typical Role of this computer" to 
"Network server".

2. Disable write-behind caching. To do this, follow step 1 above, but select the 
"Troubleshooting" tab. Now check the "Disable write-behind caching for all 
drives" box (put a check mark beside it).

3. Use a separate hard drive for audio. (Do not partition drives for audio.) 
Defragment all hard drives regularly.

4. Run scan disk or other utility regularly.

5. Disable screen savers and background applications that aren't needed for 
audio. Disable virus protection software while using an audio application (re-
enable it whenever you are downloading files from the internet, receiving email, 
or inserting disks into your machine).

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	RELEASE NOTES V2.12
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	Manual Notes
- Page 2 suggests that MP-100 is compatible with Opcode Vision DSP.  This is 
not true since the current release is only for Windows.

-  Page 13 references the PC90.  The reference should be to the MP-100.

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2. V2.12 Core2 General Notes
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- MP100 tab without MP100 card

Note:  If V2.12 is a software upgrade for your Core2 and you don't have the 
MP100 option card, the MP100 tab will appear in your LexPanel.  It doesn't do 
anything.  If you route through the MP100, audio will disappear (since it's being 
routed to and from empty connectors).  If you ignore the MP100 tab, your V2.12 
will operate normally.


- MMIO Applications

Issue:  After an upgrade installation of V2.12 Core2 software, immediately 
launching an MMIO application or running an application's MMIO device setup, 
may cause the system to post the following VxD error:
	"Page Free in Bad Close Output Channel"

Solution:  Enable the last four analog outputs in the Core2 LexPanel before 
running any MMIO application the first time.  Remember to re-boot your 
computer any time you re-route MMIO audio.


Issue: In Cool Edit or Acid, if you open the application w/ punch disabled, then press play in the application with the lexpanel open, you will get an error - "cannot find specified playback devices"

Solution: Be sure that punch is on before opening the application, and keep it on in the application - if you get the error, you can make it work by turning on punch again, but this is not reliable. It is best to cold boot your computer.


- Audio lost when opening LexPanel

Issue:  If LexPanel is opened while playing, audio may be lost.

Solution:  Make sure the "Play in background" option is checked in your 
application preferences.
 

- Help Function in LexPanel

Issue:  The LexPanel doesn't support Help.


- Using ADAT Lightpipe (TOSLINK) Outputs in All Applications:

Issue: I hear a click/pop at the TOSLINK outputs whenever I launch the Lexicon 
Control Panel from the Windows Task Bar. (This is the same issue as above).

Solution:
1. Turn the faders down on your console/device.
2. Double-click/launch the Lexicon Control Panel (LexPanel) from the Windows 
Task Bar.
3. Bring up your faders and switch to your audio application using the mouse or 
ALT+Tab, keeping the LexPanel open in the background.

Note: We suggest enabling 'Play Audio In Background' in your audio app. so that 
you will continue to hear playback audio when switching to the Lex. Control 
Panel.


- Low Latency Option

Note: The Low Latency checkbox option is designed for ASIO drivers only 
(Cubase VST & Logic Audio ASIO).  Please leave this unchecked when using 
MMIO applications (Cool Edit Pro, Cakewalk Pro, Vegas Pro, Sound Forge, 
Samplitude, etc.).


- Graphic Painting

Issue:	When the LexPanel is brought into and out of focus, the repainting is 
sometimes incomplete.  This may also be a problem after closing clock source 
notifications.

Solution:  Close and re-launch the LexPanel.


- Config Message Box Disappears

Issue:  When changing the Core2 config, the "Apply Changes" message box 
disappears very rapidly.  This is only an informational message and no user 
options are lost.


- Clock Restoration Time

Issue:  In some circumstances, Core2 may take some time to re-acquire lost or 
rapidly switched clock sources.

Solution:  Close and re-launch the LexPanel or enable Clock Source and Sample 
Rate notifications.  This is a check box in the System Tab.


- Display of ADAT BRC Clock Rates

Note:  If you change the sample rate using the ADAT BRC, the LexPanel will not 
display the change until the panel has been closed and re-opened.


- Sample Rate changes

Issue:  Distortion may occur after switching from 44.1 kHz to 48 kHz.

Solution:  Some applications open all available streams.  If you get distortion 
after changing from 44.1 to 48 kHz, you may need to reduce the number of 
channels in the Core2 config tab.


3. V2.12 MP100 General Notes
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- Aux Sends and Returns w/ MP100 in stand-alone

Issue:  When trying to use the MP-100 as a stand-alone effects processor, the 
audio is muted when I enable the Aux Send & Returns in the LexPanel Punch 
tab.

Note: The Aux Send and Aux Return are not physical connections; Therefore, 
when using the MP-100 like an outboard effects processor (i.e. you are not using 
an audio host applications), you must use "Cascade with Input" routing as 
illustrated on Page 13 of the User Guide.


- Aux Send routing not available w/ 2-channel applications

Issue:  Aux Send Sum routing does not work with 2-channel applications, i.e. 
Sound Forge and WaveLab.  This routing is designed for multi-channel 
applications.


- Reverb Configuration can cause Feedback

Issue:  If Punch I/O is set up for Input Cascade and the same source is selected 
for both MP100 inputs, feedback may result.

Solution:  Always use a stereo input or only input to one channel of the MP100


- Setting Reverb While Playing

Issue:  If you attempt to change the reverb routing while audio is playing, the 
audio may disappear.  It then reappears when you stop and then play the song.

Solution:  Stop the transport and then press Play.  We recommend stopping 
audio when re-routing the inputs & outputs to the MP-100.


- Flange Phase Parameter

Issue:  The manual states that the Light Flange and Deep Flange have 4 Phase 
values (0, 90, 180, 270 degrees).  The display shows a sweep from 0 to 359.  
Audibly, only there are only the four described values.  You should use 0, 90, 180 
or 270 as your setting.


- Windows amovie.ocx Playback

Issue:  When a .wav file is previewed using amovie.ocx, audio will not be 
properly reproduced.

Solution: Please select a different default application for playing .wav files (for 
example, Cool Edit Pro SE which is located on your Core2 CD).


- Launching Application changes Reverb

Note:  If you first work with the Reverb in the LexPanel and then launch the 
application, the MP100 will be re-initialized.  This loads the default program, 
which is probably different from the one you were working with.

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4. Cakewalk Pro Audio 9 (Cakewalk)

- Cakewalk Crashes

Issue: Everything was working fine with Pro Audio 8, but Pro Audio 9 consistently 
crashes when I press Play or Stop.

Solution:
1. In Cakewalk Pro Audio 9, Select the "Options" menu, then "Audio..."
2. Click on the "Advanced" tab.
3. Disable the WavePipe (TM) Acceleration checkbox by de-selecting it.


- Punch Monitoring & Cakewalk

Note:  When doing punch record, we recommend that you monitor punch only on 
channels 1&2.  Once recording is complete you can playback on any channels.


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5. Cool Edit Pro (Syntrillium)

- Can't Find Playback/Record Device

Issue: When I try Play or Record, Cool Edit Pro gives me the following Error 
message: "Cannot open specified wave device(s) for Playback".

Note: You have selected different Playback Devices which are assigned to the 
same Core2 outputs.

Solution:
1. Look at the Playback Device assignment for each track (the small box to the 
right of the Panning control) and be sure they all have the same number.
2. If they do have different numbers assigned, be sure that they are not 
duplicated in the "Preferred Multitrack Devices" (select the "Option" menu, then 
"Device Preferences").

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6. Cubase VST & Cubase VST/24 (Steinberg)

- Missing Output Buses

Issue: I can only see one output bus in Cubase's Master Mixer.

Note: This is not a bug but the way VST handles Master Buses when there are 
less than 3 stereo buses.  You simply need to enable more output channels.

Solution:
1. In Cubase VST, select the "Audio" menu and then select "System..."
2. Click on the "ASIO Control Panel" button to launch the LexPanel.
3. Select the "Core2" tab and enable Outputs 5-8 (or ADAT Out or SPDIF out).
4. Click Apply; Then Click OK
5. Exit/Quit Cubase VST
6. Re-launch Cubase VST


- Loading MP-100 Programs within the Rack Expander Panel

Issue:  The MP-100 Programs don't load properly from VST's rack expander.

Solution:  After selecting the MP-100 plugin, press Edit and load all effect 
programs from the pull-down menus in the Lexicon MP-100 panel.


- Saving MP-100 Programs

Note: Hitting Cubase "save bank" or "save song", causes Cubase to cycle 
through all the presets, which may take 3-4 seconds.  

Suggestion:  Use "save bank" or "save effect" to store your edits and name the 
entire bank of programs.  Recall this bank using "load bank" or "load effect" and 
the name you gave it.  Both save & load bank commands cause the MP-100 to 
cycle through your presets.  Loading a bank typically takes more time than 
saving a bank.


- User Presets not in VST Effects Panel

Issue:  The 240 Factory Programs are displayed in the VST Effects Panel at 
once

Suggestion:  We recommend using "load bank" and "save bank" as described 
above to load and save user programs.


- MP100 automation startup

Issue:  MP100 automation does not start with the first bank, but rather with the 
first change.

Solution:  Use a pre-roll to set up your first bank as a change.


- Aux Send/Return Routing in Cubase VST (Instructions)

Issue:  In the channel settings, the MP-100 appears in the pop-up list as a routing 
selection under Cubase Aux sends, but appears to do nothing to the audio.

Solution: Cubase VST sees your MP-100 like all other plugins, which it is not (it is 
a hardware plugin) and therefore assigns the label "MP100"  to the list in the Aux 
Send assignments. Do not select MP100 from the list.
1) Be sure that Aux Send & Aux Return buttons are active in the Core2 Tab of 
the Lexicon control panel
2) In VST, go to the Audio menu and select Master.
3) Look across the lower portion of the Master window (you may need to open up 
this window) and locate "Aux Send L".
4) Verify that this bus is Active (the green LED will be lit).
5) Click on the Bus # (in yellow letters) and rename the Aux Send bus "MP-100".
6) From the Audio menu, select Effects. Assign the MP-100 to a rack expander 
module.
7) Now, from the mixer, press the FX button on the channel you want to route 
into the MP-100.
8) In the pop-up list under the Aux send button, you will see MP-100 L & MP-100 
R.  Use these sends (not the MP100 send at the top of the list).


- How to add MP100 effects in real time (with zero latency) in Cubase:

Use Send Sum routing method:

1) Be sure that Aux Send & Aux Return buttons are active in the Core2 Tab of 
the Lexicon control panel
2) In VST, go to the Audio menu and select Master.
3) Look across the lower portion of the Master window (you may need to open up 
this window) and locate "Aux Send L".
4) Verify that this bus is Active (the green LED will be lit).
5) Click on the Bus # (in yellow letters) and rename the Aux Send bus "MP-100".
6) From the Audio menu, select Effects. Assign the MP-100 to a rack expander 
module.
7) Now, from the mixer, press the FX button on the channel you want to route 
into the MP-100.
8) In the pop-up list under the Aux send button, you will see MP-100 L & MP-100 
R.  Use these sends (not the MP100 send at the top of the list).
9) Launch the Lexicon Control Panel
10) In the MP100 tab, set the Sources to Aux Send L (ASIO) and Aux Send R (ASIO)
11) In the MP100 tab, set the Destinations to the desired Core2 output pair (for example, selecting D/A 1 and D/A 2 will send the output of the MP100 to Analog outputs 1 and 2 of the Core2)

Note: You can record the output of the MP100 back into Cubase using the routing described above. To do this:
12) Follow steps 1-11 above
13) In Cubase, go to the Audio menu and select Inputs
14) Activate the Aux Return and note the corresponding VST Label (e.g. - it may be called In 3L and In 3R) 
15) In the Audio menu select Monitor
16) On two unused tracks in mixer, set the inputs to the Aux Return (remember that this will be the VST label noted in step 14)
17) Arm these two tracks for recording and put Cubase into record
18) This will record the output of the MP100 onto these two tracks.


 
 
Assign the channel directly to the Send bus:
1) Follow steps 1-5 above
2) On the channel that you want to send to the MP100, click on the output bus assignment button at the bottom of the channel strip.
3) Set it to the Aux Send bus that you activated in step 4 above.
4) Continue by following the instructions on page 2 of the MP100 User Guide PDF starting from step number 6 (this can be found in C:\Lxstudio\Docs) 
 


Use Punch and Global Disable
1) Follow the instructions on page 2 of the MP100 User Guide PDF (this can be found in C:\Lxstudio\Docs) 
2) In Cubase, go to the Audio menu and select System
3) Set the monitoring type to "Global Disable"
4) Launch the Lexicon Control Panel and go to the Punch tab
5) Select the Aux Return L and R as the sources to punch
6) Select an output pair as the destinations of punch (e.g.: choosing D/A 1 and D/A 2 as the destinations of Punch will allow you to hear the MP100 from Analog outputs 1 and 2 of the Core2

Note: You will be monitoring the MP100 in mono if you use this method.

- Sizing the MP-100 Panel

Issue: I can not "stretch" the MP-100 panel in the Cubase Rack Expander Panel

Note: Cubase VST does not allow rack expansion modules to be sized.


- Unexpected SPDIF outputs

Issue: When using Cubase with SPDIF routing inactive (i.e. it is grayed-out), 
Core2 will unexpectedly pass audio through SPDIF outs.

Note: We are unclear as to why VST activates these output channels.  Since 
SPDIF is inactive, we hope you will consider this an added feature until it is 
addressed in a future release.


- Multiple MP-100 Instantiations (visible panels)

Issue:  In Cubase, I can open up to 8 separate control panels of the MP-100 
controller, even though there is only one MP-100 daughterboard.

Note: Although VST allows you to do this, we recommend that you to open only 
one MP-100 panel. Opening multiple panels is both unnecessary and uses extra 
CPU resources which will decrease the responsiveness of your computer.


- MP-100 Tape-Type Monitoring Latency

Issue:  When using Aux sends/returns in the Tape-Type Monitoring mode (under 
the Audio/System menu), a considerable latency (delay) shows up in the 
monitors.  The latency is not present in the recorded tracks.

Solution: Since the Core2 has real-time monitoring without any latency (this is 
what Punch mode is all about), we suggest setting Monitoring to Global Disable 
and monitoring with the Punch mode.
1. In VST, go to the Audio menu and select System
2. In Monitoring, Select "Global Disable"
3. Click to open the Core2 "ASIO Control Panel" and select the Punch Tab
4. Check "Enable Punch" and highlight your desired inputs (A/D) and outputs 
(D/A)
OR
1.   Select low-latency option in the LexPanel



- ADAT Clock Warnings

Issue:  With TOSLINK (ADAT) inputs activated, enabling Aux return inputs will 
cause Core2 to post a clock source warning message that pertains to TOSLINK 
ins.  This happens in ASIO, using an internal clock.

Solution 1:  The warning message has a check box that can suppress future 
displays of the warning.


- Editing with Arrow Keys 

Issue:  I am trying to use the up, down, left and right keyboard keys and the 
keypad to edit the MP-100.

Note:  Like most VST plugins, keyboard commands are not supported. Please 
use the Adjust knob, inc and dec keys with your mouse.

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7. Logic Audio (Emagic)

- Logic Audio 4.1.1 limitations

Issue:  At this time Logic 4.1.1 does not work properly in ASIO or VST Plugin 
modes.  

Recommendation:  We strongly recommend using Logic 4.1.1 in MMIO mode 
only.  In addition, we recommend saving a named device setup in MMIO mode, 
using the device setup program.  This will prevent Logic from being "confused" 
about whether it has been started in MMIO or ASIO mode.  Remember to re-boot 
your computer after any configuration change in MMIO.


- Track limitations on record

Issue:  Logic 4.1.1 can record only 8 tracks at a time.  The track total can be 
higher, but you can only record 8 tracks.


- Sample Rate changes

Issue:  Distortion may occur after switching from 44.1 kHz to 48 kHz.

Solution:  Logic Audio opens all available streams.  If you get distortion after 
changing from 44.1 to 48 kHz, you may need to reduce the number of channels 
in the Core2 config tab, or use Logic Audio Device Setup to select groups of 
channels to use.


- Lost Mouse

Issue:  Sometimes at application startup, the mouse doesn't work to answer the 
startup dialog.

Solution:  Hit "Enter" on the keyboard and Logic will return control to the mouse.


- Logic Audio has a number of issues that you should be aware of that are not 
Core2 related:

A. In some earlier versions, Logic Audio did not support audio files at 48KHz 
sampling rate.
B. Ignoring pop-up message windows in Logic can easily cause crashes.
C. Scrolling quickly through windows in Logic can interrupt audio and cause 
performance problems.

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8. Samplitude

- Re-launching Same Sound File

Issue:  When I play a sound file in Samplitude, Exit, re-launch and play that same 
file, I hear a "machine-gun" sound the first time I try to play.

Solution 1:  Before leaving Samplitude, close all output devices, by going to the 
"Special" pull down menu and selecting "Close Audio Devices."

Solution 2:  Simply Stop and then restart Play.

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9. Sound Forge (Sonic Foundry)

- Volume Control in Mixer

Issue: The volume control in the Sound Forge Mixer doesn't work.

Note: With most "host-based" applications, the mixing functions are done by the 
Intel or main CPU. Core2 itself does not appear as a "Windows Mixer Device"; 
Therefore, this volume control is not operable.

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10. Vegas Pro (Sonic Foundry)

- Output Bus Offsets

Issue:  The following actions will cause offset between the output busses:  
soloing tracks, launching LexPanel, re-sizing workspace.

Solution:  Check and/or increase the buffer size in Audio Preferences.  

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11.  Wave Lab (Steinberg)

- Volume Control in Mixer

Issue: The volume control in the Wave Lab Mixer doesn't work.

Note: With most "host-based" applications, the mixing functions are done by the 
Intel or main CPU. Core2 itself does not appear as a "Windows Mixer Device"; 
Therefore, this volume control is not operable.


- MP-100 presets missing

Issue:  Wave Lab does not support the full complement of MP-100 presets on the 
presets page.

Suggestion:  Use "save bank" or "save effect" to select presets form the MP-100 
panel and to store your edits and name the entire bank of programs.  Recall this 
bank using "load bank" or "load effect" and the name you gave it.  Both save & 
load bank commands cause the MP-100 to cycle through your presets.  Loading 
a bank typically takes more time than saving a bank.


- MP-100 program name editing

Issue:  Wave Lab edit program feature does not edit MP-100 program names.

Solution:  Make and save presets in MP-100 panel, using "save bank" and "load 
bank".


- Bypass issues

Issue:  Wave Lab bypass button does not affect MP-100 audio
 
Solution:  Use the MP-100 bypass button.


- Multiple MP-100's

Issue:  If an attempt is made to open more than one MP-100, Wave Lab will 
freeze.

Solution:  There is only hardware support for one MP-100, so don't try to open a 
second instantiation.


- Fast Keys

Issue:  When in Wave Lab, the up, down, left and right keyboard keys and the 
keypad are not available to adjust the MP-100.

Solution:  Use the knob, inc and dec keys with your mouse.


- MP100 Panel Launch

Issue:  Launching the MP100 from the Master Panel only paints half the panel.

Solution:  Use the "maximize" button in the upper right of the panel to open it all 
the way.


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